first pcp, what should i go for?

[Craig Fosse 286]

Don't rule out the s200 especially for hunting, I can't live without mine, especially if you have a lot of land to walk over, and there's always, a lot of people neglect what a rifle weighs after you start adding attachments

[Jungle Zilla 1]

haha told you

[Jungle Zilla 1]

daisy huntsman classic ariving tomoz from theairguncenter with all the trimmings, sumtimes u gota go big or go home(all the gear and no idea also spings to mind lol). im so excited im might wee

thanks again

[mjr88 50]

Hw100 you'll never need to upgrade and there so well made it feels like you could play cricket with it and would be fine

 

If you have the bucks, this is the rifle that i would go for. In fact, i just have. I bought a brand new HW100s .177 last sunday, and i'm sure glad i did. As soon as i handled the gun for the first time the build quality and feel was self evident. To be fair, it puts a lot of other so called top performers to shame. Even the 14 shot mag is metal with no moving parts to break, or fumbling around trying to load pellets like my old mk1 Rapid 7. And when you pull the trigger for the first time with a pellet loaded, my god, i thought that all the air had leaked out the cylinder. I have never known such a quiet report on a pcp.

 

I have only owned the gun for 3 days, and i really do think that i'm in love,

 

John

Edited January 30, 2013 by mjr88

[zini 1,939]

Got to agree with you here Winchester .

 

The HW100 as got to be one of the best all round pcps on the market with accuracy to match the supposedly best hunting air guns on the market.

 

The rifle defo takes some beating as a pcp.

 

Si.

[The one 8,463]

Air arms a local club has the s200's ive got the s300 but i fancy a up grade to the 400