What would your dream airgun be if you had a giant company to R&D it?

[CarbonRed]

Mine would be a super accurate Makarov with silencer, semi auto, .22 caliber, Co2, all black, with 18fpe.

 

[ghoststalker]

A really nice piece of wood ( walnut stock) on an edgun matador. .25 cal.

 

[Odoyle]

Benjamin Maximus non regulated 2000 psi maximum fill double tube with Fortitude upper and Challenger trigger with LW barrel.

1500 psi max fill unregulated Mac1 USFT in a light weight compact package.

 

[Vetmx]

Don’t need a giant company. A FX Crown with a threaded barrel system of my design would probably do it. Just haven’t got around to building one yet because a bunch of my other guns would probably wind up in the classifieds. That’s no fun.

 

[qball]

It would have to have good power, accuracy, adjustable, bull pup, ergonomics, quality, high capacity mag, shot count, flexible/ interchangeable caliber/barrel, bolt action, shoot pellet and slugs well.........oh wait, it’s my impact. LOL

 

[Guest]

Easy question. Taipan Veteran set up like a Daystate Revere. Still dreaming of some company to realize what a beautiful rifle this will be.

Mitch

 

[JamesD.]

A Chip Smith Sumo?

 

[JamesD.]

Maybe a 32"-36" Edgun .257 Ultra Magnum?

 

[JamesD.]

EASY CHOICE!

https://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2012/03/lasso-2012/

BB helped dub the consistently 1/8" moa 420257 cast slug spitter as 

The Scandalous. Built by Jack Hailey and perfected by his Son in law, 

Mr. John Bowman. 
They're available in ANY caliber. 

Since long range slugs have become a interest to me, I'd go with this guy. 
Not everyone's cup of tea. But I love airguns that are built like tanks on a ingenious rigid tank of a platform, and hit what you're aiming at. 
32tpi 3 full inches of 96 tapered slugs with 0.0005" tolerance. 
Yeah, I misunderstood. Threads have NO tolerance and CAN'T be Cerakoted. Mine has a green BR style stock. 
I'm not a BP person & I shoot tethered with a step down in-line reg. 
So this dream gun is my reality. I'm even having "Reva" laser engraved in honor of the family, and the hours she'd spend talking with me.

 

[MileHighAirGunner]

Mine would put money back in my bank account 10 fold ever time I shot it.  

 

[MP44]

Daisy 717 series with increased volume so it would equal or just surpass the IZH-46M ( 500fps with 7.33gr )

Redesigned Daystate Sportsman II so it was lighter, more air efficient, and had a free-floated barrel.

 

[Pale_Rider]

Air Force Texan with a breech that can use bigger shotshells than the wingshot. 800 fpe slinging birdshot or buck shot WHEW! 

 

[Guest]

I've been thinking that the new PCP guns have a bulkier shorter style. People are more comfortable with that visual now than we were when most guns had a more classic look. This might be a good time for a vendor to try something with a short stroke large diameter gas ram. I'm thinking (speculating) there might be room in that power plant for as much or more power than the current crop of springers and the short stroke might be easier to tame WRT accuracy. Someone might must come up with a gas ram rifle that is inherently more accurate than the current crop? Now before you jump all over the idea... Look up there in bold in parenthesis... and go for it.

 

[elh0102]

Easy question. Taipan Veteran set up like a Daystate Revere. Still dreaming of some company to realize what a beautiful rifle this will be.

Mitch

Not sure of your meaning, since one is a bull pup and one a rifle. I admire the Taipan design with treaded barrel shank. It is also much more user friendly for fine tuning adjustment, and has one of the best magazine designs in the business. Both great products. 

I'm sure I'm im the minority, but I would like to see an electromic operating system (Red Wolf), paired with a precision mechanical trigger (Anschutz 5018), and regulator.

 

[FelixS]

.35 cal 200 FPE DreamTac Compact

 

[Tazhunter0]

I’ll play.

.457 in a bullpup that still produces 500FPE for 5 shots in a 36 inch or less platform.



.25 caliber in a bullpup of 24 inches or less getting atleast 80-100FPE for at least 10 shots.

 

[Brazos]

I would like an American made, top quality, match grade spring piston rifle. A short stroke, small piston diameter that will produce 12fpe. Something with a great barrel and trigger. The rifle would need to be sold with a Hunter FT oriented stock and a full on WFTF adjustable stock.

 

[steve123]

I'd rather not have a giant Co do it! They'll just put out massed produced blah blah so so airguns... They can never get it right. 

Now a one man shop putting out Art combined with precision, with everything in it Done Right - (Done Right is my career business name BTW) - to the nats ass, oh yeah that's what I dream of, and in about 3 months I'll have it!!! Along with a custom designed one off highly figured walnut stock made just for me. Oh boy, aye!

 

[Pale_Rider]

I'd rather not have a giant Co do it! They'll just put out massed produced blah blah so so airguns... They can never get it right. 

Now a one man shop putting out Art combined with precision, with everything in it Done Right - (Done Right is my career business name BTW) - to the nats ass, oh yeah that's what I dream of, and in about 3 months I'll have it!!! Along with a custom designed one off highly figured walnut stock made just for me. Oh boy, aye!

The best example of art and precision that I’ve seen were rifles made by Gary Barnes. Here’s one of his beauties: 150 fpe .25. Im sure there are others that can produce rifles just as accurate or well built but when it comes to creating art AND precision, no one does it better than Gary 

550 fpe .45 made in 20 years ago

 

[davidsng]

I think if I had a company I would want the R&D department to start working on 400 (5800psi) bar air tanks and pumps. Imagine how many shots you would get from a tank like that! Plus, those huge big-bores would bet more shots to play with.