whats the best pcp

[jpandyp]

ime thinking of going precharged any tips on the best one for hunting

[simmo.]

ill say it first, got to be one of those "rapid" things, not really mate, go get a hw100 or a aa410.


cheers
simmo

[airgun nut]

It's the one that fits you the best, feels nicest in your hands and shoots well for you. Simple innit?

Seriously, you need to think do you want single shot or multi shot and how much do you want to pay?

Then it might be worth a look down the local club see a few, even try a few and go from there.

[jpandyp]

ime looking to pay under 500 and see what i could get
i like the hw 100 though and the 125 shots

[airgun nut]

ime looking to pay under 500 and see what i could get
i like the hw 100 though and the 125 shots

Don't forget you'll need charging gear to go with it. Secondhand from here might be your way forward. But you still need to be fairly sure you'll get on with what you intend to buy.

[Rabbit Sniper]

The very best hunting rifle in my opinion is the Ripley Xl9/XL25.
For a standard XL9 your looking at £1300.

[karlgixer]

The very best hunting rifle in my opinion is the Ripley Xl9/XL25.
For a standard XL9 your looking at £1300.

not fair i want one of them

[jpandyp]

The very best hunting rifle in my opinion is the Ripley Xl9/XL25.
For a standard XL9 your looking at £1300.

i live close to ripley have they still got the shop

[karlgixer]

BONNIE & CLYDE is selling a hw100 sporter on here top rifle i had one till i fell for an mfr. he is asking for £400,

[chris ballard]

ime looking to pay under 500 and see what i could get
i like the hw 100 though and the 125 shots

If you are hunting, try lugging the HW100 about and you may go off the idea.

A single charge may last you up to a week on an AAs410k, and its a nice little rifle to carry, reliable, and accurate

Bluing can be a bit iffy though

[airgun nut]

I reckon £500:00 would get you a nice Falcon FN19, scope, bottle and guage and slip second hand.

Good hunting tool, light, reliable and very accurate.

IMHO

[jpandyp]

well what can i say but thanks
good point about the hw,s weight
ill have a look at the aa400,s

[stonyat421]

a good hunting gun is only as good as the person useing it
u can take rabbits with the cheapest of rifles
id go to your local gun shop and try a few
im sure u will find 1 that u like and meets ur requirements
then come back to the bbs and bye it second hand and safe some money
tony

[verminhunter]

If you want a real top huntting tool mate get your self a rapid or an mfr,can't afford it? then go for a s10 bsa,as a vermincontroller this is the best thats out there.

[Fin]

It's been said many times before, but...
The best advice is to go to a club and have a look. The best hunting rifle for you is the one that "fits" you, has an action that you like and that you like the look of.
I spent far more on an MFR than I originally budgeted for because the rifle fits me. Since then I have fired a mate's, fantastically accurate .177 S410, which didn't fit me off the bench, and the same mate's AA pro target which is a fantastic rifle and has made me go hmm!
Still don't regret my .20 MFR though - it's the dogs!