The best co2 pistol

[loiner1965]

not read this thread as i know the answer.......crosman 600

[jassi]

not read this thread as i know the answer.......crosman 600

Oh Yes, definitely, though I think you would be hard pushed to get one within the budget of £200

[Retracted_Yeti]

Oh Yes, definitely, though I think you would be hard pushed to get one within the budget of £200

Thats the reason I kept me gob shut!

Cheers.

Roy.

[Bjacobs571]

My Drulov is not knackered. Apart from the trigger I have not adjusted any thing and I use Wadcutter pellets such as Bisley practice and my Drulov doesn't like 6 pellets. Its not an opinion its an observation. If you can tell me how to adjust my Drulov so it will fire 6 pellets reliably I would like to know.

[magicniner]

If it won't shoot 6 reliably it may just be that you have one with worn fingers that will never manage it.
Otherwise it's a case of stripping the gun and setting up the internal adjustments first then fine tuning with the external ones.
I picked up an excellent Anschutz .22 target rifle from a fellow club member BTW so they do exist - it's a Model 54 Match and is very good out to 100 Yards

- Nick

[JD75]

not read this thread as i know the answer.......crosman 600

They keep asking but it's a 600 all the way

I've own or have owned most of them Umarex (S&W, PPK, CP88.....), Crosman, Daisy,Tanfoglio and all the rest but my keeper is the 600( or my 2000 Makarov, Zastava/ Drulov/ Daisy 622X)

Buy the gun that suits your needs the BB guns are fun but you may soon get bored with the poor accuracy.

If you want a clone gun the try a CP88 or a S&W both different but will do the job or even a Mak with lead BBs.

If you want a proper semi-auto hold out for Crosman 600, Zastava or a Drulov.

Lets not talk about a LP50 just yet.