Which guns you like so much that you have duplicates?
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Two FX impacts in 0.22.
One set for 'normal' slugs - 25gr H&N at 970. The other is the designated cannon -40gr at 960fps currently.
One set for 'normal' slugs - 25gr H&N at 970. The other is the designated cannon -40gr at 960fps currently.
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I have two Crosman P1322s, and I almost have a second Leshiy 2. Waiting on a second receiver.
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I have 2 Beeman 2027's one stock and one tactical , also have 2 Beeman bullpups 1357 and 1358
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I have 2 Daystate CRX. Out of the box PERFECT steel receiver rifle that can shoot as well as ANY high end rifle in .177. I once clamped the action in a Bridgeport Mill and shot 50 Crosman Premire 7.9 Brown box pellets into the same hole at 45 yards indoors at a tool and die shop.
It's just as accurate as my high end Steyr 110, Anshutz 2002, and FWB 603 10 meter rifle.
It's just as accurate as my high end Steyr 110, Anshutz 2002, and FWB 603 10 meter rifle.
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Diana 48-54 (.177/.22)
AA S410 (.177/.22)
HW 97 (.177/.22)
Not exactly a duplicate gun:
HM1000x switch barrel conversion (.22/.25)
AA S410 (.177/.22)
HW 97 (.177/.22)
Not exactly a duplicate gun:
HM1000x switch barrel conversion (.22/.25)
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I have two Daystate LH HRXLs in different calibers, and a LH Daystate Harrier SE (the predecessor to the original Daystate Huntsman, as I understand it). I think I see a pattern here...
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My M3 is Awesome. Would I get another? Yes...after I'm tired of my MKII 
Patrick
Patrick
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PCP: FX Ranchero. Two in .22 and one in .177
FX Wildcat. Two in .177 (MK3) and one in .22 (MK1)
Springer: Wheirauch HW45. Two in .177
FX Wildcat. Two in .177 (MK3) and one in .22 (MK1)
Springer: Wheirauch HW45. Two in .177
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That was my thought too, initially. I think I get it though.. If you find a platform that you're happy and comfortable with, for different purposes that can't be easily 'toggled' then it can make sense.. not everyone has the time or interest to learn different platforms to support their different needs.
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Taipan Vet Long - .22 Green Laminate - Taipan Vet Long - .25 Green Laminate
Brocock Commander XR .22 (My First)
I love all three. The Brocock goes to the field more, but the Vets both get shot more!
Chris
Brocock Commander XR .22 (My First)
I love all three. The Brocock goes to the field more, but the Vets both get shot more!
Chris
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Yeah I guess that is true. I just don’t ever see myself personally buying two of the exact same identical gun. However it would be more convenient to pick up another gun rather than retune one.
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Love the RWS 48 and 54's. Have them in .177,.20 and .22. Just solid platform guns. Oh yah, All the Taipan's. Long, standard, Compact.
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