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MacOne · 15th Dec 2004, 23:23

I'll go PCP. Multi shot reasons are very high, less recoil, faster reload between shots even if on a single shot tray. Quieter, I think, compared to waht I have shot anyway. Perhaps, to be honest, even a feel of having a rifle in your hands with a cocking bolt. Ok, I'm embarassed but honest.

I think most people would have started on a springer if not owned one cost is often a factor involved especially as a youngster. Altough I do conceed that the spriners now are a tad differnet to my old Haenel 303 break barrel. In fcat it was TX200 that got me back into shooting again.

Now if you question was a springer or a PCP washing up with 10,000 pellets while your strandard on a desert island...well, that might change as Robinsons compressor was a tad tempermental

15th Dec 2004, 23:23	#3 (permalink)
MacOne Full Member Join Date: 28th Oct 2004 Location: Plymouth, Devon Age: 36 Posts: 723	Re: 1 gun only...springer or PCP? I'll go PCP. Multi shot reasons are very high, less recoil, faster reload between shots even if on a single shot tray. Quieter, I think, compared to waht I have shot anyway. Perhaps, to be honest, even a feel of having a rifle in your hands with a cocking bolt. Ok, I'm embarassed but honest. I think most people would have started on a springer if not owned one cost is often a factor involved especially as a youngster. Altough I do conceed that the spriners now are a tad differnet to my old Haenel 303 break barrel. In fcat it was TX200 that got me back into shooting again. Now if you question was a springer or a PCP washing up with 10,000 pellets while your strandard on a desert island...well, that might change as Robinsons compressor was a tad tempermental __________________ Hunt it, shot it, cooked it...got fat!