Taipan Veteran, AGT Vulcan 500mm, FX Crown, Kalibrgun Cricket, all within $1400 and will get you the accuracy and power thay you need to precisely hit your mark, with pellets
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With RAW you have good parts avaliblity. The new HMx actions are ambi which might be important to ya. Close outs on the only RH or LH versions can be had for big reduction. If want create your own type thing for furniture go chassis. or see the stocks Martin has which are very nice. If pure bench rest is what you want he has those too..well under you 3k budget.A RAW made by Martin
Go straight to the American Air Arms Evol Paradigm in .22 . . . you won't need anything else.$3000.00 would probably be the top
WOW, love that American Air Arms Evol Paradigm .22 you have, the best I can do is getting on a waiting list for a new upgraded one, purportedly coming out before the end of this year. Hopefully Christmas will come soon for me. But not to change the subject, I am curious about the March 2.5-25x scope you have pictured on your Daystate rifle. Is it worth the money and what do you like most about it and any dislikes.The quality of all three of the above rifles is "heirloom' and will last and last. You can pass these down to your kids or grand kids.
You can probably tell I am a walnut and steel traditionalist in my rifles. I spent 10 years in the Marine Corps so got my fill of black plastic rifles! ha ha This is my 2011 Daystate Airwolf with the MCT trigger and firing mechanism control you find on the new Redwolf
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WOW, love that American Air Arms Evol Paradigm .22 you have, the best I can do is getting on a waiting list for a new upgraded one, purportedly coming out before the end of this year. Hopefully Christmas will come soon for me. But not to change the subject, I am curious about the March Scope on your Daystate rifle. Is it worth the money and what are your likes and dislikes.The quality of all three of the above rifles is "heirloom' and will last and last. You can pass these down to your kids or grand kids.
You can probably tell I am a walnut and steel traditionalist in my rifles. I spent 10 years in the Marine Corps so got my fill of black plastic rifles! ha ha This is my 2011 Daystate Airwolf with the MCT trigger and firing mechanism control you find on the new Redwolf
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Are you living in Alabama? If so are you close to Mobile? If so you could come try a variety of precision air rifles.I like the PCP technology and the FX 3 and 4 have caught my eye. Some friendly guidance on these and any other I should consider please let me know.
Steven
$$$$$Go straight to the American Air Arms Evol Paradigm in .22 . . . you won't need anything else.
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The March scope on a non-competition air rifle is pure indulgence. Doesn't add anything to the end results (accuracy) of my type of shooting, but it looks cool on a nice Daystate and I have plenty of very nice PB's (like a custom 7x57 Mauser) on which it also looks fabulous with it mounted, and really adds value to the rifle.WOW, love that American Air Arms Evol Paradigm .22 you have, the best I can do is getting on a waiting list for a new upgraded one, purportedly coming out before the end of this year. Hopefully Christmas will come soon for me. But not to change the subject, I am curious about the March Scope on your Daystate rifle. Is it worth the money and what are your likes and dislikes.
I bought an Element Nexus for my Impact. Definitely over kill for a pellet rifle IMO. It's the best/high end scope I've ever owned, you can watch your heartbeat while you shoot. Would I buy another?, probably not. My Athlon and Hawke scopes will put me on target just fine.The March scope on a non-competition air rifle is pure indulgence. Doesn't add anything to the end results (accuracy) of my type of shooting, but it looks cool on a nice Daystate and I have plenty of very nice PB's (like a custom 7x57 Mauser) on which it also looks fabulous with it mounted, and really adds value to the rifle.