I have actually left the house to go and buy one and just couldnt do it. The quality scares me. The ones I have bought I wore out. I cant cut loose that much money for a darn air powered gun when for the same money I can buy a real high powered rifle with.
Don't let the prejudice hold you back. Once you invest in a quality air gun and give it a good few outings, you won't have buyer's remorse.I have actually left the house to go and buy one and just couldnt do it. The quality scares me. The ones I have bought I wore out. I cant cut loose that much money for a darn air powered gun when for the same money I can buy a real high powered rifle with.
Don't let the prejudice hold you back. Once you invest in a quality air gun and give it a good few outings, you won't have buyer's remorse.
Don't let the prejudice hold you back. Once you invest in a quality air gun and give it a good few outings, you won't have buyer's remorse.
Like any gun, you have to know for what purpose you will use it and whether or not you want a rifle or pistol. Your budget is a factor, as well. I know some of the big names for international match shooting, but there are other popular names for Field Target and small game hunting, as well as, big game hunting. Basically, the options are spring guns, single-stroke pneumatic, multiple stroke pneumatic, CO2 and pre-compressed air. This website can help you get started: American Airguns MainMy question is how to determime the distinction between not quality and quality for someone who doesn't know much about them?