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good quality air rifle
what is a good / great one? actually want 2
good place to order one online? Thanks The Loco |
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thankyou..........bookmarked
1350 FPS should work just fine |
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Anyone one there you all recomend for plinking rabits and squirels out of my garden??? They were brutal last summer...
I want to be able to pop them from my back deck, but at about 100-130 feet, I'm afraid the distance will be to great... Its a residential neighborhood, so an actual rimfire is out... |
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This looks like a really really really fun way to have a cop try to shoot at the person holding it. It is just something fun on that website. it probably has nothing to do with varmint control http://www.airgundepot.com/eaa-drozd...essed-kit.html |
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+1 on the Aquilia Super Colibri .22 rimfire ammo read the reviews...
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/AMM066-3528-304.html |
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another +1 on the Colibri or Super Colibri...
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I have GAMO 220 hunter, love that little rifle. Killed plenty of rabbits with it.
Its 'a very accurate gun too. Shot a rabbit last season about 120f out, right behind the ear, he dropped dead on the spot. Pellet went right through him. Can't remember the website I got it off. |
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If not disturbing the neighbors is important, have you considered a slingshot?
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We used to patrol the neighborhood on our bmx's with a Benjamin .22 air rifle in tow. :s9:
They are really nice little rifles, and Benjamin also makes a good .22 air pistol too if you have any interest in that. http://www.academy.com/index.php?pag...348-00335-0342 |
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just recieved some advertising from cabellas they have GAMO hunter reconditioned
models from just over 100 dollars retail is about 185 I have one of these and it has been a very good air rifle my only complaint is that it takes a very firm hold to get any accuracy but i think that is true of most break air rifles. |
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I have a Daisy Powerline 1000. Turkish built. Crude two stage trigger but after removing the first stage spring it has a little less trigger pull.
Built like a Sherman tank almost as heavy, barrel cocks like a Bowflex set at 150 lbs, kicks worse than my Ruger 10/22 but half as loud. Out to 30 yrds or so it will kill a squirrel or rabbit in short order. Its the crude, rude, heavy hitter of air rifles. To be honest, I'd rather use my Ruger with 22 shorts. |
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I bought a chinese-made "Swift Deer". Crude and ugly, but it works. It has the "Norinco" badge on the instruction manual, which is written in chinglish, seemingly under the influence of hallucinogens. :D
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I have a Gamo Silver Shadow Supreme, with a Wichester air rifle scope. My best shot story involved a little luck I think. These woodpeckers around here are always pecking holes in the trim boards on my chimney. One day upon hearing the usual pecking noise on the house, I went out on my rear 2nd floor deck with my Gamo. He flew into a tree about 60 feet away, I shot, and missed. He then flew into another Ponderosa Pine about 200 feet away, about 75 feet up in the tree. I knew it was a long shot but aimed at him anyway, and just raised the sight up about 6 inches. Lo and behold, I dropped the sucker! I couldn't believe it. I notice it is really tough keeping the scope sighted in perfectly. I was told that air rifles are really hard on scopes.
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I like the "Beeman P1 magnum" in a pistol...german engineering, around $400.00.
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