That time of year…
Been thinking about what my next purchase will be-airgunwise. Been looking into -on the low end -FX Cyclone/ BSA Scorpion t10 bullbarrel—and on the high end -really dont want to say it but an EdGun 🙄 /FX Royale/ Daystate Air Ranger-I had hopes of my next purchase being a .177 gun but I couldnt see spending that kinda cash on a .177 — so for sure the next one will be in .22 calber. I really -really am interested in the Royale just tryin to gatherup as much info as I can on the darn thing -all of them actually so -if anyone out there has some real actual experience with any of these rifles your info/data and such would much appreciated.—The BSa R10 was on the list but dosent seem like they will ever come over to the states-heard they had horrible issues with the regulator.???
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Well,
If you like to purchase some work right out of the box without additinal tunes, I would recommended you an EDGun or other highend PCP regulated like MTC, Whiscombe, etc… EDgun properly the best for the money.
Good luck…
I have an AA S410 ERB in .22 caliber and love it. It shoots 30+ fpe with kodiaks and can shoot a lot better than I can. I had a .24″ group ctc while sighting it in. (5 shots at 40 yards) I have a Daystate X2 Sport and I think the AA is a better rifle.
However, I have an EDgun on order, so…….That just means I have a need for perfection! If the EDgun doesn’t fill that need, maybe an MCT is next???? I hope the EDgun does it!
Good luck in making your decision. But, chances are, regardless of what you get, if you have it bad enough you will not stop with your next purchase! 😆
Called AoA today they say that they are discussing their future with BSA Guns WTF- I came to a conclusion today that I want a Scorpion t10 bullbarrel -tactical version. Where in the world will I find one new??? Any suggestions- I have also thought about an AirArms s410 the long one…Any thoughts / input???
All I can say is that the Edgun will shoot perfect right out of the box. I have done nothing to mine. I opened the box it was mailed to me in and mounted a scope. I fill it after 65 shots. I get 65 perfect shots every time. It’s small and shoots long range. My opinion is on a scale from 1-10 I give it a 12. The gun has exceeded all my expectations over and over and over again.
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I have the scorpion that you want. I am not interested in selling it, I just wanted to let you know that I love it. It is a very accurate rifle, very quiet too. Whenever I feel like doing some tactical backyard sniping, it is my rifle of choice. If you can find one, you won’t be dissapointed.
You don’t need to fret about buying one new, as long as it is not used for hunting…chances are it will be in mint condition. Mine is almost a year old and it is in the same shape as it was when I bought it. Good luck in your search.