It seems to me that your heart is set on a PCP but I cannot help but comment that you are missing out by fast forwarding to such a sitution.Originally Posted by Murat_Cyp
I tried break barrels at the club but after shooting with PCPs they suddenly became chore to shoot for me))
The very fact that you have to break the barrel, (or cycle the underlever), cock the rifle, load a single pellet, position yourself, settle into the shot, sight up, and ultimately squeeze the trigger, puts you into a certain mindset and teaches you how to shoot a recoiling device that cannot be hurried. I would have to differ and call this learning your marksmanship skills and not a chore. If the mechanical and optical elements are set up correctly in the above scenario and you miss, then it was your skills which caused the miss.
Now, I have nothing whatsoever against PCP's, I have an Ultra in .22 which I use for hunting and it is to me at least the best suited piece of hardwear to use when clearing vermin such as ferrals and rats etc but, I need to add though that I use springers exclusively for what you might call edible and for the pot hunting.
On the range??????
A simple, accurate, well made, joy to own and shoot, and cheap to run;
HW30s with synthetic stock and carbine weighted barrel in .177
And believe me, she is no chore, she does this
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