Which Pcp?

[BenjaminCadd 109]

Whilst the HW97 will always be my first choice rifle, the vermin has picked up around the farm mainly rats and crows / rooks, so its more of a must than a hobby, im looking for a work horse rifle that will get a few knocks being used in trucks and around the farm.

Personally i have yet to handle a PCP let alone shoot one so my knowledge is next to none, but reading reviews i like the following rifles:

BSA Ultra Multishot but will it be to small..... im 6ft 6", saying that is it the best value for money?

S400 / S410 looks like my favorite at the moment?

HW100 never seen a bad review... is it worth the extra £100s?

R10 looks great and has the best shot count?

 

Thats my list but as i said i have never used one of them so advice would be great!

 

Many thanks.

[Will 1994 5]

Theoben rapid absolute tanks and will definitely be up for the task and a very healthy shot count , getting quite rare now though

 

regards will

[Craig Fosse 286]

He ultra and s200 are small rifles I'm 5 7 and its great, I'd head down the line of the 409 mate, cracking rifle, never fired the 100 so wouldn't wanna comment but they do sound good!

[secretagentmole 1,701]

Try a BSA Super 10, BBC are nice looking....

 

The HW100 are great, superbly accurate, if you need over 90 (.22 carbine) shots buy a 3 litre air bottle!

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

can highly reccomend an s410k

 

if i get another pcp it will probably be a hw100kt tho.

[BenjaminCadd 109]

Yeah i think s410 is looking the best option at the moment but i do like the S10, R10 and HW100 aswell and the build quality of the HW97 makes me think it might be worth waiting for the HW100.

[risingfriend 1,042]

hi mate you wont go far wrong with any of the rifles you shortlisted the ultra are superguns in small proprortions but as accurate as any high end pcps, i have owned 3 hw100 and currently have an hw100kt and its a keeper for certain you could get the full length hw100, reliable as anything and built to last, my brother and a few mates have r10 and are all deadly accurate and good shot counts. value for money gotta be aa or ultra, but for me i would get the hw100 mate but your choice though try and shoulder all if you can though, ATB Aaron

[villaman 9,983]

Hi mate

I have a BSA Ultra .177 ,BSA R10 .177 and HW100KT .22 and like Aaron said value for money has got to be BSA Ultra IMO,its a fantastic accurate gun and if you have a regged one its even better.

The R10 is great to shoot as well and a lovely looking gun with about 165 shots.

HW100KT well what can I say Just the best all round gun of the three . Best silencer , two magazines , cocking is great and build quality is better than the other Two.

My shooting partner has a AA S 410 and its very good but the finish isn't that good .He also got a Daystate Huntsman once again what a lovely gun to shoot and good looking but the bolt on them is not the best.

This is IMO other people might say different ATB , Mitch

[The one 8,474]

I really rate my air arms s300 but its only a single shot ive thought about a conversion but never went threw with it yet

[ftm 3,357]

rapid 7 all day long mate -bomb proof & deadly

[Halfinch 51]

All the guns you mention will do the job very well, But my personal preference would be for the HW100, mine gets used in all weathers, takes a few knocks, but stands up to it all Brilliantly, Never had a problem with it in 4yrs.

Probably best to try the ones you like in your RFD, and feel what suits you best.

[BenjaminCadd 109]

Thanks , yeah i guess that's the next step to shoulder them and see which is best suited, but the HW100 seems likely.

Many thanks.

[Fidgety 8]

AA S410 in .177 all day every day