Originally Posted by
CalHunter
It would help if people knew what your intended purpose was for said airgun. Are you looking for a full size air gun rifle, a bullpup design or a pistol? PCP, springer (spring piston), CO2, multi-pump pneumatic, single stroke pneumatic or maybe just a Red Ryder? Hunting? If so, just birds, small game, medium or large game? Target practice? What kind of distance? Are you looking to compete like the Extreme Bench Rest down in Arizona? Are you looking for something backyard friendly? I.e., very quiet? I realize I just unloaded a lot of questions on you but your answers to any and all of these questions makes a difference as to what might be the best air gun for your intended purposes. Fair warning though. Air guns can be addictive and, like any other shooting hobby, get pretty expensive.
Great questions! They really highlight how many factors go into choosing the right airgun. It’s not a one-size-fits-all decision, and the more details you can share about your intended use, the better the recommendations will be. And yes, once you get into airguns, it’s easy to go down the rabbit hole!