What’s the most WELL BALANCED pcp you ever handled?

[MrP]

I haven’t really wrapped my head around what ideal balance looks like because I don’t really have enough guns to make a comparison, but I was immediately struck by how nicely the Rex rifle handles. I can see why a gun being balanced for one hand grip is not quite the same as it being balanced for a two handed grip.

 

[mtnGhost]

Definitely my Maverick. Perfect CG situated directly beneath the trigger with the K&L chassis and KLS stocks. Posted a video recently of it sitting on top of a cardboard paper towel roll https://www.instagram.com/reel/CmaDwqCv-qx/

 

[iAMzehTOASTY1]

Never shot one

 

[Gear_Junkie]

Datstate Regal
Diana Skyhawk

Both of these guns are a nice weight for their size and point REALLY WELL when shooting offhand.

 

[steve123]

Steyr LGB1 for me which is the upper most rifle in the pic.
Steyr ProX below it. It's pretty good for offhand too but rear weight bias and a little heavier.

I find that if a rifle is too light then wobble is more pronounced in offhand. Too heavy then fatigue sets in fast. Just the right weight and balance for a person works out to be the best.

 

[Ranchibi]

My Brocock Compatto I used to have.

 

[RM100GUY]

As much as I don't like it's looks I can't deny it's accuracy AND perfect balance which equates into an air

gun that is VERY easy to shoot accurately is my Bobcat Mk2 .25...guess it's not the first airgun that comes to mind to be perfectly balanced but it is for me.

 

[elh0102]

Well, the best of anything is purely subjective, but of the rifles I have owned, I would consider it a tie, between the Weihrauch HW100 carbine with adjustable stock, and the FX Royale 400. And I'm thinking of offhand shooting, of which I do very little. Virtually all my field shooting utilizes some kind of available support.

 

[jt-outta-cali]

I am not an expert, but I have always considered a balanced gun, is a one wich have the balance where you rest your forhand. If the balance point is on the grip, that should be a back heavy gun?

For me, equal weight in front and behind the grip

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Beeman/Titan MPT , the best.

John

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Fx crown compact. I think largely due to its extremely light and short barrel

 

[wildcat30]

Crown compact 380 barrel and a 580 bottle balances well for me.

 

[boscoebrea]

the old Webley Venom Viper is short. light and was very comfortable for left-handed shooting.

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Crown compact 380 barrel and a 580 bottle balances well for me.

Probably balances better with synthetic stock if using 480cc. I like using wood for added weight/stability

 

[vettebullet]

Brocock bantam sniper hr magnum. Very well balanced, easy to shoot accurate. The balance made it feel lighter than its actual weight

 

[Rob_in_NC]

Timberwolf/Tarantula/FX2000... all those variants.
Closely followed by the Huntsman and the Venom Viper. Some of the old Falcons balanced nicely as well.

 

[Goldwing]

The BFG with portable compressor

 

[Blackmoor]

Daystate Huntsman. Very light and well balanced shooter. Next would be the Taipan Veteran.

Best answer (IMHO), and exactly right.

 

[MBG]

Uragan

 

[douger]

Uragan compact