If you wanted a short, light, quiet, powerful bull pup for woods walking, what would be your pick? High shot count and high capacity mag is a plus.
The Vet II is way too heavy, I’m a Taipan fan, I own a shorty and live it and would get the new one but it’s weight is it’s major draw back.FX Maverick (light, plastic stock)
RTI Prophet Compact (light, no real stock !))
AGT Uragan 2 (light, plastic stock)
BRK Ghost Compact (slightly heavy, no real stock)
Kalibrgun Cricket (slightly heavy, wood stock)
Walther Reign (2) (inexpensive, plastic stock, light)
Taipan Veteran II (new one, mid cocking feature, wood stock) (Middle light)
There's a couple to mull over.
Mike
Maybe......this one ...The Vet II is way too heavy, I’m a Taipan fan, I own a shorty and live it and would get the new one but it’s weight is it’s major draw back.
A buddy of mine had one, I shot it several times before he got rid of it. I own the original Cricket .25 and I agree, they are nice guns and very accurate but not up to the build quality of a Taipan. It’s just a beast to haul around, my .25, that is.OK...NO ONE is a bigger fan of the Taipan Veteran than me but for woods walking/hunting I would recommend the Kalibergun Mini Carbine with a smaller scope on it. My Mini likes Crosman domed gets tons of shots even not fill to 300bar and has 14 shot mags. The Mini is a little lighter and had a somewhat more comfortable stock design and a sweet little adjustable cheek rest...is short and quite and very accurate...I only recommend stuff I believe in. I think there over priced from new and the trigger build quility and general appearance isn't quite up to the Veterans..but I'm all in on the Mini Carbine...For woods walking...even over the Vet...for me anyway.View attachment 425796
Sounds like you want something that can take a beating and you may have to forgo some of your other requirements over durability.A buddy of mine had one, I shot it several times before he got rid of it. I own the original Cricket .25 and I agree, they are nice guns and very accurate but not up to the build quality of a Taipan. It’s just a beast to haul around, my .25, that is.
All of you have made some interesting suggestions. I thought I’d try a Wildcat .25 since everyone talked about how light they are. I’ve owned two FX rifles and while they are very accurate, they suffer from POI shifts. When you squirrel hunt with dogs things can get pretty exciting at times and crashing through the woods to get to the dogs isn’t the environment for a delicate gun. I have considered the Krait but I can’t find a whole lot of info on it. I know that had reg creep when they first came out but now they are shipping with a Huma. The gun checks all my boxes I just don’t want to buy a problem. IWA is next month, maybe something new will pop up.
Nope ... SKOUT 22 in .30 and 30 in .22What do you mean high capacity mag? Only gun that has true high capacity mag is the impact.