What was your first PCP?
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FX Bobcat .25 original mk1 regulated from AOA. What a sweet gun, 75+ regulated shots per fill at 910fps JSB Kings, pellet on pellet @50yrds.
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Daystate Wolverine B .22. Was amazed by it. Just heavy and long, discovered Wildcat and been a bullpup fan since.
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Gen 1 Mrod. I ended up putting more into it then what its worth but its a real nice shooter. It sits most of the time now. 
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Elbowgrease Same setup but gen 2 25cal. first gun was a 22 synrod Love bullpups all the way !
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Got myself into the PCP game with a Benjamin Marauder pistol in January. been liking it so far.
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My Dreamline is scheduled to ship April 16, hope that doesn’t change. I have a Hawke mildot waiting for it
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Mine was and still is a mk1 theoben 12/200 bought from new direct from the factory, in fact it was the first to be sold.
it shot amazing then, tens if not hundreds of thousands pellets later it still does, it has morphed several times since owning it, different barrel, stock and bottle configurations it ended up looking like this.
Still my my go to hunting gun much to the dismay of the thousands of pigeons and rabbits it has accounted for
Bb
it shot amazing then, tens if not hundreds of thousands pellets later it still does, it has morphed several times since owning it, different barrel, stock and bottle configurations it ended up looking like this.
Still my my go to hunting gun much to the dismay of the thousands of pigeons and rabbits it has accounted for
Bb
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Mine was one the first Condors in .22 cal. I got it right after I signed up on TOG forum, now is called TAG run by Tony and walkonking.
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My first PCP was a 2240 that i modded and was amazing was gettin 700fps in .22 for about 70 shots out of a 13cci bottle and i made it so that the buttstock could be a take down one sadly i sold it but i now have a kral puncher breaker that is super accurate and i love it
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.177 Mrod in traditional wood stock. Bought for the aftermarket support and ease of "tuning", whatever that meant. Have learned tons with that gun. Put a Realtree stock on it just for grins. Not a hunter so also picked up a Maximus .22 since those guns are the first from Crosman to benefit from the new barrels Crosman is producing. Steve's AEAC review is dead on - a tack driver at 50 yards and capable of surprising accuracy at 100 yards. The learning goes on...
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My first was a Hatsan bt65 QE .25 3 years ago . Thousands of pellets fired and never one issue.
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