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

[tor47]

From a practical standpoint, if you can have a light hold against your shoulder, without the gun falling of the shoulder, it is probably balanced enough

 

[MikeVV]

Yeah...in addition to what tor47 (above) said...
Most all true, bullpups, under 30" long, are pretty well balanced. Longer barrels...more nose heavy, simple physics.

My opinion, if the (any) gun's balance point is below the grip...that's a very good thing.

Mike

 

[Deleted 45061]

Daystate Huntsman. Maybe Uragan compact

 

[Simplyhooked PCPs]

As in weight distribution. A well balanced gun is a joy to handle vs a lighter gun that is front or rear heavy.

@jt-outta-cali:

My FX SuperSwift in .177, I've taken more greys with this pcp than I have with any of my pcps and pretty close to my Beeman R10 in .20 caliber!

 

[elh0102]

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?

It's merely a descriptive term. "Balanced" can be a part of a reference to a forward or rear biased balance, similar to the weight distribution of a car; not good or bad, merely a description. Also similar to a car, it is subject to personal preference.

 

[athlon_oved]

A semi-auto impact would be the ultimate, for me

 

[Glem.Chally]

Impact compact and for pistol hw44

 

[Tomiboy]

Daystate Huntsman Revere

 

[HeyU]

Hatsan Flashpup 22cal. I can't miss. It's boring. I've always been a frugal kind of sort. Once I've shot a magazines worth (12 shots I think,I have always used the SST because the magazines suck "even the red 1s), at my dingers and hangers. From 25yds to 67 yds. I'm wasting ammo.

 

[Westypete]

Daystate Huntsman XL!

 

[gendoc]

Crown MKII compact, 380mm barrel & 300cc bottle
with syn stock.

 

[smythsg]

My Airforce Escape UL with Donny FL Tanto and Sig Romeo optic. Right at 4.8 lbs, not front end heavy at all, and I can dial in down to under 50 ft lbs or up to over 70 ft lbs depending on what I come across in the woods. Accurate with NSA 33.5 gn slugs or pellets. My all day woods walker and favorite air rifle.

 

[Leatherman]

Balance in a rifle is a preference for the shooter. That is why some target rifles have weights added to them . Look at the new FX Panthers , it has a rail system to add weights to the owners needs. Personally for off hand shooting I prefer a front heavy rifle. They just hold better to me. An even balanced rifle will feel lighter in hand