wtb pcp NEED Advice
hi, i’m looking for a pcp rifle
it will have to be semi auto
accuracy is a need
and a silencer (shroud) would be nice
as i am looking at a regular distance of 50 to 75 yards to target i will be needing a high fps, say a minimum of 1250 on a .177 cal
seeing as i can NOT find this dream gun i came to post where the owners of the best hang out
any advice would be so extremely appreciated
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Love that full auto Monsoon. Guess he never completed the kit or I’m sure
we would see alot more of them out there.
That other one just reminds me of a Drozd. Fun to shoot, but lacking in
many areas.
Take a look at the FX Revolution
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gpZQ8NZgwU
i think fx monsoon to
there seems to be a new gun to
hi steve apreciate that post
it’s kind of confusing, but that is a cock per shoot gun, every time you want to fire you have to cycle the lever on the right hand side, would be kind of like cycling a bolt action with a 10 round clip
i realy need to be able to squeze off 3 shots in RAPID sucsession for the shortest amount of time in the field
fun shooting and hunting are on a very very diffrent level for me
http://www.pyramydair.com/p/air-arms-s410-side-lever-pcp-air-rifle.shtml
these guns are notoriously accurate, and its a repeater, as to 1250 fps you might be able to find someone to tune it faster for whatever you need that fast for, then use the adjustable power for accuracy.
good luck
steve
isn’t there a semi-auto Evanix
edit: 2nd thought, those might not come in .177 and no shroud
2nd EDIT:
nope, they do come in 177 (but still no shroud)
http://www.pyramydair.com/p/evanix-renegade-air-rifle.shtml
The Monsoon will do everything you want except 1250 FPS which you probably don’t really want anyhow given that 1250 FPS is going to conflict with your desire for accuracy.
thank you sir for that input, btw, i REALY like that sig line
An airforce condor will do what you want. It will easily push .177 pellets that fast but that is too fast to have good accuracy, especially at 50-75yards. A .22 or .25 would be a better choice for long distance shooting.
Edit: I just seen you want semi-auto. In that case I think you are stuck with the Monsoon from FX. It won’t reach the speeds you want but like I already said that is just too fast to be accurate.
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hey calemus sorry for the confusion, i misunderstood what you were looking for. it looks like you have some very good recommendations that should be exactly what you are looking for, let us know what you get and how it works out for you.
steve