RTI Prophet Mk1 Performance. You can have it at a good price due to the launch of the MK2. Externally adjustable reg, carbon fiber bottle 05lt, 20Moa picatinny rail. With the new RPB Barrel you can shoot slugs as well as pellets.
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Your choice for a 177 rifle.
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Lol...yes but not proud of it! Call me too lazy to swap components.Am I reading that correctly?
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I bought two more P35s about a month ago, a 22 and a 177. I polished the crown on both, adjusted their triggers, adjusted the hammer spring on the 177 (it was way too high, didn't affect accuracy but was harder to cock) and figured out both like H&N Baracuda Match pellets. The 22 is more accurate but the 177 is still a pretty good shooter. Both of them were under $1000. I bought a 25 caliber last October. The 177 gets about 100 shots per 250 bar fill at about 19 fpe. 
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Second the positive feedback on the Sniper XR in .177. I use the DonnyFL FX moderator on it and it is very quite. Very accurate shooting JSB RDMs at around 810 fps (for HFT). Got mine from AOA.
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Brocock ranger xr
Compact, quiet, and accurate, it is pricey but a lovely little piece of kit!
Compact, quiet, and accurate, it is pricey but a lovely little piece of kit!
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I have a FX Royal in .177 with the old smooth twist barrel. It’s been one of my favorite rifles over the years.
I had heard that the .177 had issues with accuracy and the barrel leading up.
But it has been nothing but excellent using the JSB 10.34 heavy.
Accuracy is excellent if you keep the barrel clean, and it slips slowly away if you don’t!
I had heard that the .177 had issues with accuracy and the barrel leading up.
But it has been nothing but excellent using the JSB 10.34 heavy.
Accuracy is excellent if you keep the barrel clean, and it slips slowly away if you don’t!
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Interesting. I have a Royale in .22, and the barrel virtually never needs cleaning. And you mention that this is a common issue with the .177 Royale. I wonder why this is the case? My .22 Royale is tuned to shoot the 18 g at around 880-890 fps. I don't suppose there could be enough difference in velocity to have such an effect, but what is your MV? They are both ST barrels, but maybe the bore or choke is relatively tighter in the .177.
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I am in the marked for another .177cal. I want a .177 that will do +40 ft/ibs. The Daystate Safari or the RTI Prohet II are strong candidates. The looks of the Safari is appealing and the simplicity of the Prohet is also appealing. Eventually I must make a draw...
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I don’t have a working chrony so I’m not sure about the MV, but I think I remember it being around 860 or so.
After all I heard about the .177 barrels being questionable I was leery about the purchase, but this one is really good.
And when the barrel is dirty the accuracy is still pretty good, all under a dime at 30 yards.
Clean barrel and it’s clover leaf groups and occasionally one ragged hole, if I do my part lol!
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Just grabbed a daystate huntsman revere unregulated from AoA as my high end .177. Have nice .22s and a fortitude/prod/prophet reg and bottle franken .177 gun so needed something nice for .177.
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