Bullpup pcp

[AdeC]

Check out the new Remington T Rex. It's a much cheaper version of a P35

[joffy]

Check out the new Remington T Rex. It's a much cheaper version of a P35

Something put me off that .....I think it was that you couldn't add a mod onto it ....the stoeger is a copy of the p35 and t-rex ......I need to move a few rifles first as I'm starting off fresh so to say ....no charging gear just a scope

Being off sick since last June doesn't help

[MARSH]

Guy bought a T rex to the shooting club don’t think it’s for me but if you get in touch with Mark Dempsey he does a shroud for them

[AdeC]

I think you can get moderator adaptors for the P35 which would work with the T Rex

[Kes]

Always been a fan of bullpups. Just not buddy bottle designs (ugly).

I own the HW100 bullpup. Standard size (carbine is too short and a poor shot count). It's a tad on the heavy side but the best out there in my opinion - that's if you can afford one at circa £1200+ a pop.
I also own the Stoeger XM1 of which you speak and can vouch for that without reservation. Light, accurate and very comfortable in the shoulder.

Bullpups were something of a bespoke design with fairly limited availabilty of choice a few years back. These days, it seems virtually every airgun manufacturer has one or more to choose from. Good luck with your choice.

[Berber]

Check out the Beeman 1357/8. A bit different, but only £350 and regulated. It is a bit more substantial than the Snowpeaks and has a wood stock. I get over 100 good regulated shots. If you don’t mind a little work, I had to change hammer spring to get it legal, and the trigger spring needs changing, but it is 2 stage. Now I can get 6/7mm groups at 23 yards with my .177 and as I don’t do much better with my S200, that has to be a result. The shroud is decorative only, but the barrel is threaded, so with a short extension, you can fit a silencer to suit. I have just made a cf shroud that gives a quieter result than any of my silencers.