RTI RTI Prophet2 crossing the 10000 pellets shot and going strong

[Mrshosted]

This last weekend my day job gave us a first ever “mental health day”. Which I have to say was very nice.
So I spent the entire weekend shooting. While shooting, about 90% my P2 .22, I realized that I’ve shoot more then 10000 pellets with this gun. Now that’s not an exact number, but more like a ruff estimate. Because I averaged about 1-2 tins a month. I’ve owned this gun for 3 years. In the first two months I shot a documented 5000 pellets. The guys at Wolfiek group (www.rtiarms.shop) thought I had lost my mind back in the early days of ownership.
Coming from FX ownership to now RTI. My experience has completely different. I’ve had a great experience with my Prophet 2. Maintaining this gun over 3 years has been minimal. The occasional o’ring and a couple of valves. But it has never left me stranded at a comp.
My experience as been so good, I now own an P3 and Mora. Which both guns are wonderful. Both have performed fantastic.
As a comp shooter, my P2 has single handed helped me get to the podium more times than all my other guns combined.
With plans of using the P2 for my field target events this 2026 season.

I just want give a shout out to RTI for their hard work!
Mont

 

[jmohme]

I bought my P1 Performance the week that the P2 was announced. Just did not want to be a beta tester, and hoped for and got a good deal on the P1
I stopped keeping track of shot count at 15K and the gun has been flawless. The only time I get out the allen wrenches is when I want to swap barrels.
I take that back. I did have a cocking lever crack about a year and a half ago. It did not break, and they sent me a new improved lever. RTI builds a solid gun and I can't complain about support.

I have not found a reason to upgrade yet, but I often hear Mora calling my name.

 

[Peashooter]

I think my average is 1000 shots on a outing, and i try very hard to shoot 2 times a week all year.
So my now 10 month old Epic airguns Two, have fired a few shots.

They call me Mr lead poisoning.