What Airgun do you have that you would never get rid of for any reason?
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I’ve let so many great guns go chasing the ultimate in accuracy. Out of all the guns I have sold this one remains with me!
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i would never sell either of my Taipan Vets.....almost never break, easy to maintain, easy to modify, extremely accurate. 
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I’ll keep my 2 reveres till I take the long nap. They are dependable consistently good on target and if I had any problem I’d have the other till I fixed the problem. They are 22 and 177
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I Have a huntsman classic I like, they are what a gun should look like. THE HUNTSMAN REVERE just takes it to the next level.
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First, my 48 year old FWB 124d, followed by a FWB300s, AA 200tx walnut,and finally a HW 77 with a new Custom Stock 600 tyrolean stock.
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I've never owned anything that I wouldn't flip or trade in, just ask my previous 10 wives. lol j/k, only 7 wives.
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*FWB 300 S Jr. - target/sporter, springer perfection.
*Huben K1 .22 - versatile does everything well, PCP rifle.
* Pardini K58 - wonderful SSP target pistol (if you can find one).
*Huben K1 .22 - versatile does everything well, PCP rifle.
* Pardini K58 - wonderful SSP target pistol (if you can find one).
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My Weihrauch HW97K in .177 cal that I bought from Greg Neely in pristine condition. He had Scott Schneider (Motorheads AG Tuning Services) customize the mainspring with his guide and top hat there has been no need for any further modification.
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Seems like a fun game. I will pretend "never" is an accurate expectation,lol. At this point it's gonna be the outfitter 22. It's been with me longest, been through a bunch of different configurations, shoots great. It's in what I think is the best version of itself right now. There is also something about the feeling of finally getting something the way you want it after a long time. 
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The AEA 357 Challenger, with its big bore 4500 fill, heavy hammer and spring, and spring preload, delivers 340 fpe. The 308 Texan, equipped with a mild power kit and a 3600 fill, provides 314 fpe. Both have proven to be reliable and excellent for hunting. I can consistently hit targets at 200 meters, with enough energy to take down coyotes, and they didn't cost $2000.00. I've owned the 357 since February 12, 2022, and the 308 since November 16, 2023.
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I don’t think I’ll ever get rid of this Prophet. This is an unrefined gun, with stiff and sloppy cocking, however, it shoots fantastically, was relatively inexpensive and is so ugly it’s beautiful. If it had FX’s smooth cocking, perhaps on the right, it would be phenomenal. Love the RPB and LR Lothar Walther barrels too!
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