Every time I get out my 20+ year old TX200 I'm impressed with both the build quality and accuracy of the gun. It rivals some of my pcps for accuracy. That got me thinking about trying a British made pcp. I've got an FX, RAWs plus several less expensive pcps. What would be a good British made pcp in the $1,000 to $1,500 price range? I would like something that won't need a lot of tinkering to get it to shoot well and not too big and heavy. Would something by Daystate or Brocock be a possibility?
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Yes something by BRK or Daystate will scratch that itch… Depending on what you want to do with it…
Not too big, or heavy, no tinkering required? The super sweet Atomic or Ranger XRs. But then it’s known I’m bias towards BRKs through their serious performance.
Not too big, or heavy, no tinkering required? The super sweet Atomic or Ranger XRs. But then it’s known I’m bias towards BRKs through their serious performance.Upvote 0
Yes, Brocock and Daystate will fit the bill, but if you really love the TX, why not an Air Arms PCP? Their PCPs are every bit as impressive as the TX.
There is no wrong answer with the brands listed.
There is no wrong answer with the brands listed.
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Check Andy’s Airgun Review on YouTube. He’s British and reviewed an excellent British gun in your price range in the last few days.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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Being you love a TX and that wood and blueing style, there are multiple guns you might like. Daystate Revere is one, BSA R12 Pro Cayanne and the AA S510. I'd probably pick in that order.
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Don't write off BSA. The R10 is less than 1K at AOA. I love mine. It is one of the most accurate rifles I own. Pick up a larger air tank and you will get over 100 shots per fill. The BSA cold forged barrel is renowned .
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Mainly just plinking with an occasional pest removal.BothBRK and Daystate. What are you going to do?
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I believe the Daystate Revere would meet your criteria well. Of course, nothing is more British than your RAW, it just happens to be made here now.
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A Rapid .20 would work . My lefty .20 touched by AZ . Very solid 30 fpe performer with jsb 15.9 heavy @ 900 fps.
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I think I would buy an AA but the Daystates are really nice too. If BSA sold the newest R10 in the US I would consider that for a budget option, but I think they are a little tougher to find.
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Atomic for that if it’s 50y and in, Revere or XR series if you want to 50y plus.
I’ve owned/own these. I also like my AA S200, but they don’t make those anymore.
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Charlie, where did you get your larger tank? Does it fit well with the forend shape? I was afraid there would be a large gap and it wouldn't look right.
Thanks!
Mike
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Best Fittings in UK
BSA R10, BSA R10 Regulated, Shrouded and R12 CLX – Extra Capacity Aluminium and Carbon Fibre Buddy Bottles – No Stock Modifications Required!
Looks great. Perfect fit. Increases shot count to 124 for me. That is shooting CPHPs at 932 fps.
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BSA, Air Arms and Daystate.
+1 on the BSA R10 and AA S510 already mentioned as well as the Daystate Hunstman. I own all three but would also recommend one electronic Daystate and that would be an Airwolf MCT. It is a fantastic shooter and looker as well. As you can see I am a walnut and steel traditionalist.
+1 on the BSA R10 and AA S510 already mentioned as well as the Daystate Hunstman. I own all three but would also recommend one electronic Daystate and that would be an Airwolf MCT. It is a fantastic shooter and looker as well. As you can see I am a walnut and steel traditionalist.
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