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Thread: Why are springer repeaters not more popular these days ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by look no hands View Post
    The rifle was fine, it was the mags that were shite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    Any of them .177 cals?
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    Both are .22 .......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barryg View Post
    I would have thought that with modern technology we could have something like a modern repeater P/S /Airsporter.

    There is not even a Diana repeater now.

    Just wondering why.
    2 reasons as i see it. Manufacturers dontvsee a viable market andvwhats the advantage....you still have to break position and make big movements.
    The other...PCPs do multi shot a thousand times better than any springer has or could.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steyr View Post
    2 reasons as i see it. Manufacturers dontvsee a viable market andvwhats the advantage....you still have to break position and make big movements.
    The other...PCPs do multi shot a thousand times better than any springer has or could.

    I don't think that AA manufactured the Prosport for its practicality when they already had the TX

    In the same way a nicely engineered repeating Prosport with a improved cocking lever might appeal to those liking a no nonsense self contained attractive airgun, something that might be a thousand times better than any PCP

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    How about a modern take on the browning airstar.
    Brushless motor, modern batteries. Stick it on a sledge system and add an electrically cycled magazine.

    Possibly the best a repeating springer could be. But still heavier and more expensive than an s410

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