Other Sad stats for springers

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Does anyone know if springers enjoy greater popularity in countries where airguns are limited in power? It would seem that they might.
I'm not sure that they do. PCP's also make a lot of sense at under 12 fpe. You can get hundreds of shots on a single charge and they can be nearly silent. I've got a .177 Avenger tuned to just over 12 fpe and I probably only charge it up every second shooting session. It's very backyard friendly with just the factory shroud and you don't need much of a backstop to shoot safely. Then you have to figure that in those countries that have power limits they often have more money to spend on airguns since powderburners are usually tightly regulated as well.
 
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