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Pcp pellet guns
- Thread starter Bigbuck83
- Start date
I'm not shooting them yet. I'm on the list waiting on a Texan LSS 30 cal. A little big for squirrels tho. I'm thinking of getting a 25 cal , for smaller game and target plinking.
What are you using for a pump ,, hand or electric ??
We've got another fella on here that's getting back into it ,, I'll let him chime in on what he's shooting,, he's got more experience than I have on the subject .
Bigbuck83
Member
I have an airgun shop near me. I bought a tank from them and they fill it for free. I forget the size of the tank but for what I’m doing it lasts a long time.
Bigbuck83
Member
Yes, it will refill it multiple times
Bigbuck83
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Bigbuck83
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Very nice collectionYup, maybe too much
PhDtector
Active member
There are inexpensive ones out there that are fairly good but most are very expensive ($1,000 to $3,000). Add to that air compressors ($400.00 and up if you don't have a shop in the area) and a scope. Some of them shoot accurately up to 200 yards. There several You Tubers that give you all kinds of info.
Picketwire
Well-known member
Has anyone else seen the air gun used in the Lewis and Clark expedition? It is pretty interesting. Napoleon executed enemies who used one.
If SHTF an airgun can help feed you and save your gunpowder for other contingencies.
If SHTF an airgun can help feed you and save your gunpowder for other contingencies.
I'm still waiting on mine to come in the Big Brown truck.
Picketwire
Well-known member
What kind you got coming?
A TexanSS 30 cal. From Air Force Airguns.
They're backlogged waiting on supplies ,, they said they're hoping I'll have it around the end of the month. Me too.
I'm thinking of getting another brand in 22 or 25 cal, for smaller varmints.
Picketwire
Well-known member
Cool! I am surprised they are only backlogged for that long considering...
It's actually been close to 2 months or more since I placed the order.
It's really no surprise, given what's happened to ammo and reloading component availability and prices. A lot of folks that normally shoot powder burners are getting into air rifles just to be able to keep shooting.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
Nice choice.
Texan's are sweet. Especially the SS models.
I'm still on the fence for pcp.
I built a .22 and .30 call muzzleloaders for small game. Kinda negates a PCP for me.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
WoWYup, maybe too much
Nice Collection !!!