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  1. #1
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    Baikal IZH 46M

    I had one of these before moving to PCP...

    https://www.freeads.co.uk/uk/buy-sel...al-izh46m/view
    Too many guns, or not enough time?

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    I’m amazed no one has mentioned the CP1, single shot, bolt action, CO2 pistol. German design, made in China, to a pretty good standard actually. Magazine version available, but some reported issues. My single shot is more accurate than I am ever likely to be. Around 100 quid.

    And if you want to move up from plinking to competiton at a not too serious level, then I second the recommendation for UBC. Lots of comps, lots of pistols, good bunch of guys. Great fun.

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    From personal experience, I can recommend any of the FWB65 and 80, the Diana 10 and 6, the FAS 604 and the pre-2007 early Gamo Compact.

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    Thanks for all your advice folks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    From personal experience, I can recommend any of the FWB65 and 80, the Diana 10 and 6, the FAS 604 and the pre-2007 early Gamo Compact.
    I agree, I did a little youtube vid on the recoiless FWB's and Diana 10 pistols:

    http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....ight=recoiless

    I heard the early Gamo compacts are great too, yet to get my hands on one.

    Matt.

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    I've got a FAS 6004 and a Crosman 2300S. Was lucky enough to buy the 2300S in Walmart in the US for a fraction of the price in the UK.

    In the right hands, both are capable of matching the score of a £1,500+ PCP target pistol.

    I just wish they were my hands

  7. #7
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    I had a Steyr LP5 for a while. Lovely shooter. Would recommend. Now replaced by the LP50 but the 5's are still around to get s/h.

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