Small, Lightweight multishot pcp rifle?

[rhyslightnin]

Occasionally I'm asked to do pest control job in internal areas such as farm buildings and a riding school.
I've always used my trusty .22 Fenman but I've always fancied a short, lightweight, quiet PCP for the job possibly coupled with a "little Simmons" !

I have to say John, I'm really enjoying my shortened r10.. it may be a bit much weight wise mainly because of the bottle but in PCP world it's great as you can leave your charging kit at home because you know you have the shot count.
I think the ultras are great but again.. it's charging equipment for the low shot count.
The other argument is "if it ant broke don't fix it!!" And continue your love affair with your fenman

[jimmytwobikes]

After much rumination I am going to keep the Kral. It is such a good gun, I know I would regret selling it. Meanwhile I get to look around at other rifles. You can never have too many.

[Rob Edge]

After much rumination I am going to keep the Kral. It is such a good gun, I know I would regret selling it. Meanwhile I get to look around at other rifles. You can never have too many.

Good to hear that. Out of interest what scope have you fitted because a small light scope can make a difference.

[jimmytwobikes]

Its a Hawke 3-9 x 40, its not heavy, but thanks for the comment. It will be ok to use on my 15yard range in my garden on bench rest.

[SuffolkRifle]

Another vote for the Vermy - in the States, they use them as pistols, so not too heavy - plus it's adjustable stock-wise, just slide the bottle cover back & re-tighten.

[Neil54]

My vote is for the Brocock.
I have four, two concept and two contour.
Magazine is small at 6 rounds but only need that when wearing gloves.

SMK PR900 is the lightest rifle I have ever found, value for money too.

Neil

[Blackrider]

I have to say John, I'm really enjoying my shortened r10.. it may be a bit much weight wise mainly because of the bottle but in PCP world it's great as you can leave your charging kit at home because you know you have the shot count.
I think the ultras are great but again.. it's charging equipment for the low shot count.
The other argument is "if it ant broke don't fix it!!" And continue your love affair with your fenman

The Fenman is a trusty, fairly lightweight, compact and handlable hunting tool particularly with the "little Simmons" and thats all i need when on a job. However although i had several R7's, i never had a compact, lightweight PCP which although i'd need an air cylinder, i always thought the previous points an advantage !

[rhyslightnin]

The Fenman is a trusty, fairly lightweight, compact and handlable hunting tool particularly with the "little Simmons" and thats all i need when on a job. However although i had several R7's, i never had a compact, lightweight PCP which although i'd need an air cylinder, i always thought the previous points an advantage !

Ultra, compatto, falcon fn12, wildcat. All in .22 or .25.. I'd say .22