I’m looking for pinpoint accuracy at about 50 yards moderated. The removing pigeons and feral birds in areas with people around and I don’t want anyone to know what we’re doing. I need a compact package and I was looking at the Edgun leshiy but I know there are a lot of options in that space. I would like to have something that had interchangeable barrels to go different directions. Should the need arise. For those that have the Ed gun is this gonna provide a good base to build from?
New here looking for some advice
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If anyone has something like that, I’d be interested in hearing about it, especially if there’s one for sale possibly.
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Ok.....so you understand a 2 MOA rifle will handle what you want to do.....2 MOA is a 1" group at 50 yards. Secondarily the optic of a rifle is pretty important and be prepared to lay out $150 or more for a 3x9x40 or 4x12x40 optic that is made to handle airguns. Pellets are your next challenge and you'll need to shoot 3-5 different varieties to find out what you rifle likes. Lastly it comes down to you as a shooter.....you just dont start off and start stacking groups at 50 yards.....that takes practice. A .177 or .22 will get the job done .....but if you are not such a great shooter you may want the impact of the .22 even if it's smaller game.
Hope this helps.
HK
Hope this helps.
HK
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This BSA Goldstar SE is just the ticket
so quiet you think it’s broken
but, you generally need to provide a price point
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Welcome to AGN.
with the request of interchangeable barrels aside, I would go for the Brocock sniper xr in .22 cal and a odb/donny fl sumo moderator. The jsb 15.89grain will give you good results in the accuracy dept.
with the request of interchangeable barrels aside, I would go for the Brocock sniper xr in .22 cal and a odb/donny fl sumo moderator. The jsb 15.89grain will give you good results in the accuracy dept.
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Airforce Talon or Condor
Barrels 12,19,24 inch Lothar Walther
Caliber.177, .22, .25
Less than 10 minutes to change barrels.
Light weight
Simplest design
Easiest to maintain
Adapters for moderators to fit end of shroud or end of barrel
Tons of mods available, double the power for less than $100. Regulate with a 1.1L bottle for $200-300 (depends on regulator)
I've got a Talon and a Condor, Talon had a 12" .22 barrel. Now has a 19" .22.
Condor was 19" .22, now 24" .25.
Nuts on accuracy at 45 yards with 25.4gr .22 JSB, APOLO, Barra pellets or
30gr .25 H&N Barracuda
For birds, go .177, rodents .22, larger pests like Raccoon .25.
Barrels 12,19,24 inch Lothar Walther
Caliber.177, .22, .25
Less than 10 minutes to change barrels.
Light weight
Simplest design
Easiest to maintain
Adapters for moderators to fit end of shroud or end of barrel
Tons of mods available, double the power for less than $100. Regulate with a 1.1L bottle for $200-300 (depends on regulator)
I've got a Talon and a Condor, Talon had a 12" .22 barrel. Now has a 19" .22.
Condor was 19" .22, now 24" .25.
Nuts on accuracy at 45 yards with 25.4gr .22 JSB, APOLO, Barra pellets or
30gr .25 H&N Barracuda
For birds, go .177, rodents .22, larger pests like Raccoon .25.
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Just so u know. The pellets impact will be louder than the rifle. How r u going fill it with air? Hand pump or air-compressor?
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If you're worried about getting in trouble, maybe you should rethink what you're doing...
Just saying...
Just saying...
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When you say “we’re doing” what does that mean? Are you are pest removal service. Is what you are proposing to do legal? The are a few airguns capable of meeting the criteria you state, what is “beyond your target” is a big factor in any pesting endeavor… Good luck!
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Or an FX M4 that would be an ideal platform to do many caliber options and it is a proven top brand for accuracy for many years....
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