Snowpeak P700 sa

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PCP Pistol - Artemis PP700 Field Target Pistol

Artemis PP700 Field Target Pistol, converted to .177 with HW barrel by Motorhead. 788fps with JSB 8.44. Very accurate get 25-30 shots with it maybe more... just haven't played much with it, not a pistol shooter. The knee rest can be taken off easily via a couple of screws at the bottom. $300 OBO
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I have owned my PP700SA for 4 years now. It has excellent balance and fit. It is very accurate. I have made no adjustments to either the regulator or trigger. It comes off the regulator below 100 bar. When loaded to 220 bar, it will allow 40 shots before reaching the 100 bar pressure. The factory iron sights are useless as they have no vertical adjustment. The trigger is a bit heavy, but it is easy to get used to. Using the 15 gr JSB .22 pellet I get 600 fps. I use a 22 cal tube loader that makes reloading simple and fast. They do have a tendency to leak air, but the cause is a slightly undersize O ring, which I have written that up in an earlier post. The PP700Sa is an excellent pistol for very low money. I highly recommend them. I also own two GK1's. They are a lot more money and more powerful, but the PP700SA is a much better pest eliminator inside a house or barn at 20% of the cost of a GK1. Using Kentucky windage and a reflex sight, I have hit pigeons at 100 meters distance as well.
 
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I have owned my PP700SA for 4 years now. It has excellent balance and fit. It is very accurate. I have made no adjustments to either the regulator or trigger. It comes off the regulator below 100 bar. When loaded to 220 bar, it will allow 40 shots before reaching the 100 bar pressure. The factory iron sights are useless as they have no vertical adjustment. The trigger is a bit heavy, but it is easy to get used to. Using the 15 gr JSB .22 pellet I get 600 fps. I use a 22 cal tube loader that makes reloading simple and fast. They do have a tendency to leak air, but the cause is a slightly undersize O ring, which I have written that up in an earlier post. The PP700Sa is an excellent pistol for very low money. I highly recommend them. I also own two GK1's. They are a lot more money and more powerful, but the PP700SA is a much better pest eliminator inside a house or barn at 20% of the cost of a GK1. Using Kentucky windage and a reflex sight, I have hit pigeons at 100 meters distance as well.
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I specifically want one for the 15 and In shots on small pests: mice, Chipmunk, sparrows which seem to come up every time I'm at it. Even Pesting, 930fps 22gr slug and a 4-16x scoped rifle just feels unsporting, but, appears to the uninvolved as cruel and overkill. These types don't often care to understand or hear explanations or the facts. A the 700 is smaller than the notos or 750 which is one reason I want it it can be adjusted for more power, a caliber change costs $16 from B&K. A simple red dot, or long eye relief optic, cheap quick detachable carbine stock
All fit exactly what I want. I've long wanted a GK1 but Everytime I have the money free I opt not. Just not for me, the novelty of a super powerful pistol would wear off and I'd just regret not buying a k1 or Pathfinder instead.
 
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I specifically want one for the 15 and In shots on small pests: mice, Chipmunk, sparrows which seem to come up every time I'm at it. Even Pesting, 930fps 22gr slug and a 4-16x scoped rifle just feels unsporting, but, appears to the uninvolved as cruel and overkill. These types don't often care to understand or hear explanations or the facts. A the 700 is smaller than the notos or 750 which is one reason I want it it can be adjusted for more power, a caliber change costs $16 from B&K. A simple red dot, or long eye relief optic, cheap quick detachable carbine stock
All fit exactly what I want. I've long wanted a GK1 but Everytime I have the money free I opt not. Just not for me, the novelty of a super powerful pistol would wear off and I'd just regret not buying a k1 or Pathfinder instead.
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As an owner of two GKi's, I can tell you that they are too powerful for pesting indoors as misses can cause serious infrastructure damage. Whereas the PP700SA is ideal and when pesting having a multi-shot gun is a waste because you only get the first shot.
 
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