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Recommendations for a good subsonic pellet gun
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Ndenway
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Nothing current,
had a Crosman 22cal pellet rifle back in the mid 80s into 90s until a seal gave up,
iirc pellet at ten pumps was 900fps, it was good enough to knock squirrels outta trees, it hit poa consistently.
Never replaced it,
still got my red rider I got when I turned 5, course its a bit rough &worn,
I've bought a few more of them through the years, hard to pass up a black friday $15 to $20 red rider
had a Crosman 22cal pellet rifle back in the mid 80s into 90s until a seal gave up,
iirc pellet at ten pumps was 900fps, it was good enough to knock squirrels outta trees, it hit poa consistently.
Never replaced it,
still got my red rider I got when I turned 5, course its a bit rough &worn,
I've bought a few more of them through the years, hard to pass up a black friday $15 to $20 red rider
Pellet guns are all subsonic except for the big caliber deer hunting ones.
I like multi pump guns and nitro piston guns. I don’t like spring piston single cocking guns because the recoil makes the gun really inaccurate, unless you get a high dollar competition rifle. CMP usually has some of those.
Benjamin and Crosman multipumps are always GTG as long as you don’t go super cheap.
I like multi pump guns and nitro piston guns. I don’t like spring piston single cocking guns because the recoil makes the gun really inaccurate, unless you get a high dollar competition rifle. CMP usually has some of those.
Benjamin and Crosman multipumps are always GTG as long as you don’t go super cheap.
I’m also in the market for a pellet gun. I have some squirrels here in town I need to murder.
Ndenway
Member
22 shorts, some are quite and some got a pop
Every time I get on the Silhouette Range or Reloading Room at the club, some old guy tries to get me into Air Guns. Starting to think some of ya'll are those old guys 
CBs are pretty fun. Aguila made some that were 450 and 550 FPS and they were pretty awesome.
Yeah I should have studied this stuff a little more when I bought a single cock gun. Don't even remember what it is, but it sounds like a 22 short. It wasn't the stealth varmint gun I was expecting.
CB stands for City Bullets I think
I hate to be a Debbie downer, but here’s my take:
Occasionally I think “I could use a nifty pellet gun”. So I go shopping. I find that most pellet rifles with the features/capabilities I want are in the 3-700 dollar range, without an optic/bipod/ammo/air pump. So I realize could just buy a rimfire can and have superior ballistics while saving money.
Occasionally I think “I could use a nifty pellet gun”. So I go shopping. I find that most pellet rifles with the features/capabilities I want are in the 3-700 dollar range, without an optic/bipod/ammo/air pump. So I realize could just buy a rimfire can and have superior ballistics while saving money.
SoonerP226
Member
.22 Colibri out of a pistol will do a number on rodents and is quiet enough to not need hearing protection.
A .22CB out of a Stevens Favorite is surprisingly loud indoors, but the mouse didn’t make it.
A .22CB out of a Stevens Favorite is surprisingly loud indoors, but the mouse didn’t make it.
Ndenway
Member
Citizen Band
22CB stands for Conical Bullet cap, it’s a close cousin to the 6mm flobert, aka the 22BB, or Bulleted Breech cap. They’re both originally gallery gun cartridges, which is such a cool thing. Definite goals.
Ndenway
Member
Channel 22 citizen band raydideo
