These guns come with a lifetime warranty?? That sounds really appealing. I would pay a little extra if it meant not having to worry about servicing it with my own money
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help very new to all this and im confused!
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Hogs .. I'm sure plenty . I don't know how many yards your thinking on taking something. I was just reading something on the jts aircuda .30 a few min ago ..
https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/jts-airacuda-max-.30-pcp/
In pcp there's so many at a wide pricing it's hard to choose..lol.
Just read up and see end-user here in forums on things and buy , try , and hope it don't make you cry .. ( thats anything anymore today
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https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/precharged-pcp/jts-airacuda-max-.30-pcp/
In pcp there's so many at a wide pricing it's hard to choose..lol.
Just read up and see end-user here in forums on things and buy , try , and hope it don't make you cry .. ( thats anything anymore today
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I think I am going to settle on a pistol type plinker until I get my funds up for the t9 or m50. Does the notos have a pistol version? I feel like I’ve seen something like that online. I want something compact like a pistol .22-.25
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Notos comes with pistol grips, but it looks kinds goofy IMO because the moderator is fixed. The cocking lever is also on the right side on the pp750. I also think the 750 looks a little nicer.
The PP750 is the same gun, just the parent company Snowpeak model and it comes as just a pistol.
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Moved off hog killing guns ?
I was going to add this brand you can find on a sale or referb deal as well
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-recluse-dual-tank-air-rifle?m=2510
As for that plinking pistol that notos got a big following. So help , tips and all these forums look chocked full ..lol.
That notos has optional grips and sights for cheap 9-12 bucks from umarex I think the optional grips remove the stock " bulge" hook up thing..
Ya, starting out there's a lot of choice to confuse a guy . Opinions all over the place on what's best or not .
To be honest you read up on ones your interested in and choose .. it's a buy you try and hope it don't make you cry ..
I was going to add this brand you can find on a sale or referb deal as well
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/seneca-recluse-dual-tank-air-rifle?m=2510
As for that plinking pistol that notos got a big following. So help , tips and all these forums look chocked full ..lol.
That notos has optional grips and sights for cheap 9-12 bucks from umarex I think the optional grips remove the stock " bulge" hook up thing..
Ya, starting out there's a lot of choice to confuse a guy . Opinions all over the place on what's best or not .
To be honest you read up on ones your interested in and choose .. it's a buy you try and hope it don't make you cry ..
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Hot damn doctor befits you well! I feel like you know everything about this sport! Thanks doc I’m gonna take a look at those. It sucks there are so many guns I want lol. The things I liked about the jet was the fact it was in 25 cal,compact, and Ngl the look is a big part of what I like about it. But I also don’t want to have a bunch of issues with my first airgun as I am so new to this and don’t know how well I would tinker with all this stuff this early on. Thank you for your replies doc
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Def haven’t moved off them a higher cal gun is def on the list but unfortunately can’t really afford to drop 1k on a gun/compressor at the moment. That’s why I want to settle on like a 25 cal plinker/pest killer. Figured I could stay around $500 for a gun and a handpump to satiate my air hunger for now lol. Thank you for your recommendations friend I will def take a look. Anything else u would recommend I’d be happy to take a look at!
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No problem at all. I've been in the rabbit hole for a long time and have probably went through 30+ pcp guns by now, most I've built or customized the way I like. I tinker on everything. I'd hot rod my refrigerator if I could!
I appreciate the compliment, but there are many others on this board that make me look like an intern with the amount of knowledge and skill they have!
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One more question I would have messaged you but for some reason it won’t let me pm anybody. I am looking at the notos and I see that it comes with a fixed silencer. Don’t I need a tax stamp for that? Or does it not apply to air guns?
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No tax stamp if it is made for airguns only. THAT is a different rabbit hole we don't dare hint at here. The establishment here.........
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Get a jts airacuda max in 30 caliber and be done with it.and a cheap vevor compressor on fleabay.i have both of these products and the gun is very accurate.and the compressor has filled all my 4pcps alot .
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The tax stamp comes from the National Firearms Act of 1934 which is written to cover powder burners, not airguns. This website doesn't like a lot of discussion of moderators but I have both integral and screw on moderators on my airguns and I've never applied for a tax stamp.
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I wouldnt let a hand pump stop you from enjoying the world of PCP's.
A Yong Heng compressor can be purchased for $250, and will provide you with plenty of air.
Much better option than a hand pump, unless you dont have access to electricity.
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No sir I actually send a raven out to my buddy’s house to be able to respond to all you guys. Hahahaha jk did you mean like it takes a lot of electricity to run or just in general? lol
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The beauty with a hand pump, is you could refill, in the wilderness, with no electricity.
But trust me, pumping airguns up to 2200 psi, let alone 3625 psi, is ABSOLUTELY NO FUN!
I recommend that you skip the hand pump, if possible.
To keep you under your $1000 budget, Id recommend a very inexpensive Yong Heng compressor, as long as you have access to electricity.
At $240 for the compressor, you would have plenty of options for a airgun or two!
YONG HENG 4500PSI 30Mpa High Pressure PCP Air Compressor Pump Rifle Airgun Scuba | eBay
✅PCP electric air pump power: 110V 60HZ;Motor power: 1.8KW. Air pump inflating speed: 2800r/min; Work flow: 50L/min; Oil standard: IS0 VG 46 & AW 46. Notice: The temperature sensor is only compatible with AG13, 357A, CX157 and LR44W 1.5V batteries; batteries are NOT included and needs to be...
www.ebay.com
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Hey brother is this a crappy compressor? My instincts are telling me yes cuz of the price but I figured I would ask here too thanksThe beauty with a hand pump, is you could refill, in the wilderness, with no electricity.
But trust me, pumping airguns up to 2200 psi, let alone 3625 psi, is ABSOLUTELY NO FUN!
I recommend that you skip the hand pump, if possible.
To keep you under your $1000 budget, Id recommend a very inexpensive Yong Heng compressor, as long as you have access to electricity.
At $240 for the compressor, you would have plenty of options for a airgun or two!
YONG HENG 4500PSI 30Mpa High Pressure PCP Air Compressor Pump Rifle Airgun Scuba | eBay
✅PCP electric air pump power: 110V 60HZ;Motor power: 1.8KW. Air pump inflating speed: 2800r/min; Work flow: 50L/min; Oil standard: IS0 VG 46 & AW 46. Notice: The temperature sensor is only compatible with AG13, 357A, CX157 and LR44W 1.5V batteries; batteries are NOT included and needs to be...www.ebay.com
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I have no experience with that compressor, but as I recall, long-term reviews were not very favorable.
For $240, I would get a Yong Heng, as they have been around for many years, and are a decent, entry-level compresor for the money. To be honest, I would not recommend anything less expensive, than a Yong Heng.
For $420, you might consider a CS4 with the grease pot, although Ive never owned a CS4,, they get favorable reviews.
The CS4-I is a similar compressor, with a built in power supply, but it will cost more than the CS4.
Links below:
YONG HENG 4500PSI 30Mpa High Pressure PCP Air Compressor Pump Rifle Airgun Scuba | eBay
✅PCP electric air pump power: 110V 60HZ;Motor power: 1.8KW. Air pump inflating speed: 2800r/min; Work flow: 50L/min; Oil standard: IS0 VG 46 & AW 46. Notice: The temperature sensor is only compatible with AG13, 357A, CX157 and LR44W 1.5V batteries; batteries are NOT included and needs to be...
www.ebay.com
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I have the .30 which I purchased for coyote hunting. It can generate up to 80 fpe which is plenty. Many have taken small hogs with .25 cal with 45-50 fpe.
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I have the MA2 in .30 cal. It does have a good punch to it (80fpe). There are many videos of guys taking hogs with .25, which on the average are around 40-50 fpe. The MA2 should be plenty. It is also very accurate. I have been hitting 1 inch targets at 75 yds pretty easily.
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