Drulov DU-10 would fill the bill nicely if you are looking for a target style gun. 5 shot. Works well with flat nose pellets.
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Drulov DU-10 would fill the bill nicely if you are looking for a target style gun. 5 shot. Works well with flat nose pellets.
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Crosman 600 10 x shot semi auto in .22. The 677 is a semi-auto in .177 with smooth bore but you can fit a rifled barrel to it.
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The Drulov DU-10 looks wonderful but it's not a fun plinker. A gun would need to be more acurate tha me but that's not a big ask.Originally Posted by Benelli B76
The .22 rifled looks really interesting and fits my wants but I expect it's rare and expensive. Crosman really are a good outfit.
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I had a Crosman 600 on loan a while back.
Very powerful (possibly too powerful) and when the gas ran low it had a habit of running full auto until the magazine was empty.
Not really a target gun.
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If you dont include target pistols like FWB, Steyr, Drulov etc,
The Umarex desert eagle is probably the only self cocking semi automatic co2 pistol thats shoots pellets from a rifled barrel.
Youtube reviews claims it to be accurate, but how accurate is difficult to say, as I have my doubts about youtube testers and their pistol shooting skills.
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It is accurate
It is also cumbersome
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The Umarex Desert Eagle mentioned above would seem to suit my wants Thanks for the suggestion. It's fairly long and according to youtube, weighty. Long means good distance between rear-sight and fore-sight, weight should help with steadyness when shooting. They are not cheap. But why cumbersome?
A bit of faff is not a bad thing considering these guns use a lot of CO2. Faff would extend the shooting session time. Not wham bam thank you Mam.
For cheap there's the Gamo PT85. A small CO2 blowback rifled pellet pistol with white dot sights. One dealer I spoke to said they don't sell them because of faulty returns. That's why I've not bought one (yet?). I wonder whether that's the real reason. It could well be. You get what you pay for. But I'm not looking for perfection, just a bit of accuracy and fun.
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