cheaper end pcp

[jumbuck]

The Walthers get good reviews for a budget rifle -

I’ve seen too many AA thin barrels bent (though usually easily fixable) and they are a good simple design
I prefer BSA and prefer older s/h and then JB blueprinted so I guess my BSAs are custom spec. I prefer the sturdy barrel planted well into breach block

There are plenty of Webley Raiders around too and old Titan/ Falcon rifles - all good budget bets

I have a Brum Raider 2 shot and a very good tool it is. Mine is a bit pellet fussy liking Bisley Super field, Superdomes and AA pellets mainly also even though I fitted an Anti Fart kit from a reputable source of the time it still emits a hint. Feels nice in the shoulder too. Also recommend a BSA Spitfire, mine has been breathed on by JD and apart from loosing air over couple nights which isn't an issue it's an absolutely cracking carbine to use. Reminds me of my old Brum made Lighting to handle.

[boar & deer]

I did used to like the webley think I'm gona have to keep my eye out for some thing second hand

[robhw97k]

Yea my s400 is .177 yes barrel is thin but as long as you look after it shiuld be ok,yes its heavyish but not as heavy as tx200 or hw97k,s200 is lighter than s400 thats supposed to be really good aswell,its air arms so bound to be.

[Artfull-Bodger]

A second hand S400 is a very good choice, no mags to foul up and very simple to service.

[boar & deer]

I did have an s400 once before should never of sold it really