Great video guys! Love the Round table, love the discussions. You guys are awesome!!

I've hunted the past 2 squirrel seasons with a Hatsan 95 in 22 cal and man do I love that rifle. It's super accurate, hard hitting, and not sensitive to how I hold it at all. Hundreds and hundreds of pellets through it and tons of dead squirrels and I've never had to mess with my Hawke scope since the day I zeroed it. I took it out yesterday and was shooting bottle caps off a fencepost at 40 yards leaning against a support column just like I was propped against a tree shooting at a squirrel. I really haven't found a pellet that it doesn't shoot well but of all things it shoots the cheap Crossman Premier pellets the best so it's been a very reliable, and economic squirrel killer. One huge advantage I discovered with air rifles was being able to hunt small patches of woods along the fence line where I would not feel comfortable using a shotgun or 22lr because there's houses near by. But those little patches of woods are loaded with squirrels and with an air rifle they (and the homeowners) never hear anything and the squirrels just keep coming in. One day last year there was a family having a cookout on the next property and they were probably 75-80 yards from the patch of woods I was in. I killed 4 squirrels and nobody even looked in my direction. Had no idea I was there

I personally have hunted and pested with a 1.77 caliber, used a 13fpe, ground squirrels, doves, pigeons, cottontail, AND even those huge jackrabbits! Have never had a problem at all. But then again my rifle was extremely accurate...

Great program guys, really enjoyable discussion. All the best from the UK.

So thats exact love of springer check views in hour Thanks alot admin

I have used only .177 for squirrel and cotton tails, rabbits tip over an squirrels literally get pushed out of the tree. Seems effective to me.

Love the show guys keep it up.

Very good advice all of it .

Great quality product

Hi Jim chapman is my favourite airgun hunter. I like you man 👨

i use a 177 for rabbit and squirl so it works

@danieljackson1764

4 жыл бұрын

What gun do you use I’m looking for one

@AboutHisBusiness777

3 жыл бұрын

Excuse my ignorance but what does 177 mean?

@ericjuarez8922

3 жыл бұрын

@@AboutHisBusiness777 size of the pellet/bb i think

@outdoorboys5254

3 жыл бұрын

Umm I won’t one for like squirrels and bunnies and even some red squirrels and they’re probably gonna be pretty far so I need to be accurate and I’m really having trouble on what gun to pick so if you could help me

@bl4ze600

3 жыл бұрын

I got .22

Great content 👍

@americanairgunner

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the visit

These are my fav episodes.

Rick u have a lot to learn,I have taken ground hog,fox, squirrel,coin, Head shot,a COYOTE with RWS 350,ten grain pellet,22 yds,177 Cal,40 years with air gun, senior!

@jayc4715

Жыл бұрын

You're a liar

I grew up using a .177 Crossman 760 to hunt my limit with rabbits. But now I live in an area with very few rabbits but with huge squirrels. So now I decided to purchase a .22 Hatsan 95 Combo.

I love my 177 gamo and the 22 gamo swarm magnum (Most accurate airgun I own). But I still hunt larger game with my Benjamin Bulldog 357 airgun and foot pump. Downside of the Benjamin is that it's loud as hell and as powerful as a traditional gun (legal here to take down deer and boar with it).

I use my Beeman 1022 for hunting. just yesterday I shot and harvested a porcupine, using the .22 pellets. One headshot, instant cerebral, absolutely awesomeness. This rifle will feed my family for many years to come

I have an old Daisy .22 caliber break barrel springer rifle that I have had for over 50 years . It has on it that it was made for Daisy in Scotland and it has the number 250 on it as well . I also own a newer .22 caliber break barrel that has the " nitro " piston . I have not had the chance to do much hunting with either one but I can't wait to try them both out . I know the old one is going to be louder then the newer one because of the actual spring in it that gives it it's power where the newer one is not driven by an actual spring but a piston .

I use a Daisy Powerline 901 (.177cal) for squirrel and bird hunting and it gets the job done. It shoots groups the size of a dime at 15-20 yards (the farthest I'm comfortable taking shots at because beyond that the round starts to drop) and at those distances I can land a headshot and sometimes a heartshot and they never get far. I'm looking into getting a better rifle for winter time for longer shots because the Daisy 901 isn't well suited for long range in the winter. So, I usually stick to picking off squirrels from the bird feeders or porch that time of year.

@dmo848

2 жыл бұрын

Gamo varmint you'll like. That was my next move after the 901. Almost as accurate but shoots way further

@hosedragger-2045

2 жыл бұрын

@@dmo848 I've already got a Gamo wildcat Whisper but still prefer the 901 most of the time lol

love the vids.. would love to see a guest or a live q&a

GOPIYAN from India. really use full advised for our air Riflers.. thanks for ever..

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

With the internet, I find I like many people from all over the world, (looking from and doing business from the USA). It is just our primitive barbaric leadership in almost every nation, who I despise. How about we all use our minds and do business with each other,--and tell the dictators, (who produce nothing but poverty), to get lost? :)

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

For example. I bought a Hatsan gun, made in Turkey. Now I know the leadership of Turkey is not my friend as I am American. But everybody who put their hands and or thoughts into the gun I bought from them, trading value instead of blood,---is.

How come you fine fellas did not mention the .30 cal. (Hatsan). I am finally getting great groups with it, and over 33 fpe with a little skirt mod I do, (I call it "flairing", it seals the bore better, also adds greatly in speed consistency). I have seen Jim knock down rabbits, and claim they just fall over with the gun like no other springer. I am now getting 4 shot 1.75" groups at 75 yards, but at 50 yards, (better groups yet of course), I am sure it has more energy than any other springer. I want to try Turkey and Coyote in under 50 yards, (still flying at 25 fpe?), so I wished you guys would have talked about that caliber a bit. Great shows men! You too Rossi. :)

I like using a .177 to hunt small game...it doesn’t ruin the hide or meat. It’s also more challenging because you have to take closer shots. You have to learn to be much more stealthier to get closer.

I have 2 .177 & 2 .22 springers and the .22s are the best for hunting.

@muhammadrafique8068

Жыл бұрын

Yes I totally agree 👍

Great video, my kinda people. My Trail XL1100 is lethal on opossum and ground hog. House sparrows........are a challenge. Squirrel are off limits, Julie likes them. 2.5 inches at 100 ft. I use a red dot. My XL likes crosman dome top 14.3g best....tried them all. Love my break barrel Benjamin.

I have a octane also, heavy but a great springer, some pellets are quiet while some of the coated or harder pellets are as loud as a .22 longrifle

@JaleelJohanson62

5 жыл бұрын

That's because the harder pellets are so light that they're going supersonic. Accuracy is usually terrible with these types of pellets. A heavier lead pellet will bring things subsonic and the accuracy will also improve tremendously.

Sig saur ASP20 Stunning accuracy stunning power,Eyeball shot all day long

@artsmith103

4 жыл бұрын

Over $400 with basic optic and mount. Under $200 is the practical accurate range in my opinion.

I use an Air Arms S510 in .22 and a Walther Rotex RM8, I charge my gun from an Air Force 1 dry compressor but I also have a 7 litre tank if I am going away from home. I have been a hunter and pest controller for 50 years. Here in the UK if you want to go up above 12 ft lbs you have to apply for a Firearms License which is utterly ridiculous because the conditions required to get a licence makes it almost impossible to satisfy the requirements. I would prefer a .303 Daystate Red Wolf blowing 100 ft lbs. of course the upside is we have to be pretty damned good to hit the target in the right place first time.

left out the diana 34. I have two (.22 and.117) and they can hit dimes all day at 25 yards. I like to pop ketchup packages at 35 yards or so (they explode red. its great)

What a difference a year makes now .30 .357 .45 .50 cal rifles are everywhere 🥳

Game whisper in .177 are commonly used to dispatch hogs and pigs in Texas.

.177 works fine for Rabbit and Squirrel... 11.8ft/lb

@unionrdr

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Squirrels and rabbits only take some 3FPE in the head to kill. Some of the .177cal ultra magnums I have, like the Winchester 1250WS & Crosman GuideHawk NP will just reach out a bit further with heavier pellets. And the 1250WS is a springer. But all three of my Break Barrel .25's are gas piston. I've seen picks of pig kills by my buddy's using .25cal break barrels that went 67lbs to 100lbs+. You have to practice to get consistent head shots. That's the key.

@Jorn-gy3yc

4 жыл бұрын

Ive done it with 177 7.8FT/LB rifle (Cheap smk B2) And SMK XS38 177 at 10.7FT/Lb Small game you dont need that much power, i Recommend at least 10ft/lb ive done it with cheaper gear , and its not as accurate as higher end rifle, there more pellet drop and accuracry variation, Just get a good springer basically ,HW's, BSA, not or higher end SMK, Hatsan etc

my first squirrel was a vital shot right behind the shoulder pretty much a snapshot the squirrel ran about 20 ft and died before it got up a tree the air gun used was a Pumpmaster 760.

@finalwarning7263

4 жыл бұрын

That's where I place mine and it's a perfect place.

@artsmith103

4 жыл бұрын

About 6 fpe.

When you fellas suggested not using .177 or .22 for big game...i totally agree...It could become really messy....what is your opinion of these .50 cal or larger bore air rifles for hogs and deer turkey?

I found a trick with my hammerli 22, i dont hold the front end of the stock, i simply lean it on my arm or the back of my hand, it seems more accurate than gripping the bottom of the stock

ima and mediocre/good shooter i was plinking and shooting pest birds from 10-30metres/yards will i be able to hunt rabbit/pheasant hunting with 12fpe .22 with only iron sights and what would be good tactic im going on first hunt alone for 4 days

Ive always hunted open sights. Its way more accurate when you have been doing it all your life. I could litterally hit anything I want, and where I wanted. Including cigarrete buts bbs excetra with snap shots. I guess I was basically so practiced I was a quick shot. My Dad and Brother could never understand how I aquired and shot so fast. And still tank my targets, like nearly never missing. Wich is funny because with a shotgun, my dad would have to birds down before you could get your gun off of your shoulder, hunting quail and chucker without a dog. That why I got me an Irish Setter.

My .22 prowler seems to have lost a little bit of power, it sticks in half inch plywood instead of penetrating clean through at 40 yards.. I did drop a groundhog a few days ago but might buy a Benjamin Bulldog now.

How about a video about infantry hold using shooting sticks. I need some technique advice. Thanks

177 has worked wonders for me on squirrel. I have a Benjamin ironhide. Lead goes about 1100 fps, drops squirrels like nothing.

They prefer a spring piston at the end. I have never seen one for sale in a store in the last 2 years, only gas piston.

What make model was the first open sighted springer they picked up and discussed? Very hard to discern the audio.thx anyone

I shoot with my .22 Walther terrus very accurate good power too.....

In 2018 they came out with a PCP rifle with a built-in pump in 22 and 177 caliber called the Nova freedom no air tank to worry about you pump it up manually with the built-in pump it has an air gauge and that's it

What's the best way to carry hand pump for a day hunt with air rifle?

Do u think the Hatsan 135 Carnifore .30 break barrel can penetrade a hog? From that distance?

Now hasten came out with the 135 Q E cornavore 30 cal vortex piston gun and the newer model 130 another 30 cal breakberrow

American Airgun Hunter - Jim Chapman I recall a hunt where Jim took a jackrabbit at 44 yards with a .177 Beeman(Webley & Scott) C1 I was impressed with the range(Jim's & the rifles) and accuracy(again, both) Rifles such as the C1 and FWB-124 are among my favorites for small game(rabbit) but, I don't trust my ability much beyond 30 yards, so Jim's taking one at 44 made an impression. The point is, if you're capable, an accurate, air rifle in the 12-13ft-lb range certainly is.

Hatsan mod 135 Q vortex (25 cal) ?

What about the Hatsam 135 QE .30 cal carnivore? Surely that can take larger game no?

In my state, the maximum air gun caliber we can use is .22. That is for small game only. The big wigs need to get air guns more widely accepted for hunting in more states, otherwise, most of us have zero reasons to have anything more than our trusty springers. Work on getting prices on air guns and their compressors lower as well.

I've killed doves, squirrels, rabbits, foxes and raccoons with my gamo swarm .22 with no problems.

@scouttrooperhh-1487

4 жыл бұрын

Im hesitant of gamo because I heard jamming is an issue with the repeater?

@abalrog42

4 жыл бұрын

@@scouttrooperhh-1487 I've recently bought one and I think it works great. I haven't had any issues with it but I've only put about 100 .22 pellets through it, so saying it's %100 without issue in the long term is a bit of a stretch.

@NoOne-qs8tv

3 жыл бұрын

How's shot placement accuracy with it? I'm hesitant to use a break barrel because of accuracy. Don't want to shoot anything except for exactly where it'll immediately put them down.

@jchigginbottom

3 жыл бұрын

@@NoOne-qs8tv I can put 7 out of 10 shots in the same hole or at least touching the same hole at 30yds. I tend to try to make headshots only and haven’t had any issues to date. Just don’t use the factory scope. Its fine for plinking but definitely not hunting.

What about the Hatsan .30 cal break barrel ???

It's all about shot placement when using air rifles.

They never really answered the question of "Is there any reason to NOT use the bigger caliber." Which I'd really like to know. Right now I'm trying to decide if I should both getting a .22 or go straight to one of the .25. I like the "self-contained"-ness of the break barrels... and they are cheaper and, being new to the sport, I cannot justify the PCP cost.

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

typically in the Break barrel's the .22 are a little more accurate than the .25, in my opinion. If you get a nice BreakBarrel .22....you should be good to go. rossi

@JaleelJohanson62

5 жыл бұрын

If the .25 springer/gas ram rifle will shoot the popular H&N Field Target Trophy 20 grain pellets at or over 650 ft/sec, accuracy loss to trajectory will be minimal when compared to a .22 springer/gas ram putting out the same or slightly less energy.

@garethh6962

5 жыл бұрын

What country you in UK or USA?

How many joules can a air rifle possibly have? For example here in Norway, there is a law, that says that there must be a certain ammount of kinetic energy in the bullet to be used to Hunt. For example, 308 is the smallest bullet alowed to be used on hunting moose or stag. What does US laws say, and what can u Hunt with an air rifle?

I can tell you that neither squirrels nor crows are a big fan of 13 to 15 ft/lb .177s to the heart/lungs inside of 30 yards. For squirrels, I prefer an expanding pellet like the Predator's polymag or crosman destroyer (which my Ruger Blackhawk elite is quite fond of)

IDK I don't think I ever had a squirrel not drop if I hit it from the head to the shoulder area... with a cheap 10 pump sportsman 900.

Before i knew better. I used the my Daisy 880 .177 cal for 20 years to take meat up to raccoons. I still have the rifle, now I'm 46 lol😜

@larryacord5497

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 58 and the 880 has kept the pot full for years. Where are the real hunters?

@tomcatt998

3 жыл бұрын

Crosman 2100 then i went 2 the 2289 backpacker with 14" barrel & steel receiver,, both have put a lotta small game in my pot..

I shoot the hatsan 135 .30 cal kill zone on a squirrel is any but the tail.

@scouttrooperhh-1487

4 жыл бұрын

That thing looks so cool. Hows pricing for rifle and pellets?

@Marcel-eb3gs

4 жыл бұрын

Do u think u can kill a deer with your Hatsan 135 .30 breakbarrel?

@bl4ze600

3 жыл бұрын

@@Marcel-eb3gs prolly

What about the .30 cal HATSAN?

@jkherberger

6 жыл бұрын

Standing Bear Outdoors, exactly what I came to say.

@jsprunger6246

6 жыл бұрын

I know dude, I said same thing.

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

This vid was published in the middle of 2018. I think the gun has been out for about 2 years before that, and I know two of these gentleman have shot it several times.

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

I think you can consider the .30 cal about the same as a 30 fpe mag .25 cal, but with about 3 to 5 more fpe down range. Which means the same game IMO, using a mill dot more for distance.

@georgesore-ass6817

5 жыл бұрын

Is .30 cal backyard friendly?

HATSAN MOD 125 OR 135 WHICH IS THE BEST 🤔😊

How come u didn't discuss abt diana 460

I've seen keith warren kill small hogs with a Springer. Shot them right between the eyes at 25 yards. Shot placement is key and knowing what your equipment and you are capable of imo.

@andrewvu1752

2 жыл бұрын

It's not easy for beginners though

@BLAM777

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewvu1752 no I suppose it might be harder today. Kids are raised differently from when I was a kid.

I'm going too getting breakbarrel chamber in .30 caliber if u do head shots can u take deer and small-big game

@americanairgunner

4 жыл бұрын

Break barrel in 30 can definitely take small game, but not a deer. You’ll only injure it.

@dylanpicquet8149

4 жыл бұрын

@@americanairgunner I'm on a fixed income I think I forget the name I think it's like hatson multi-pump I think it is I think I might be chamber in 30 but what airgun could I get on a fixed income that would kill small all the way up to big game like deer

Im totally new to this but i wanna know if a pcp air rifle is better or a spring loaded one??? Better i mean which is powerful.... And ohhh will the walther rotex rm8 able to kill small animals??

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

PCP is WAY more powerful, accurate and consistent than a springer. Rolex will be able to take down very small varmints with proper shot placement.

@chikbum3566

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the info 👍🏻 subscribing asap

I practice by shooting at a grain of rice with the Book of Leviticus written on it.

I do not agree that you only have to take head shots on small game to "anchor" them. As long as you have good shot placement, you will drop a squirrel/bird with a vitals shot.

@Possum880

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, I’ve taken birds and squirrels with vital shots and they were dead before they hit the ground.

@therebellion6911

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure if this matters to you but I think they meant in.177. Anyways When I got my first springer it was in .177 and I took body shots that killed them but sometimes they grabbed the tree and hung on dead. When I started head shots they spasmed with their legs flying out and they fell right out. Had a time or two trying to get a dead squirrel hanging from a branch with body shot.

I just got a ruger airhawk 177

what is the best air rifle for rabbit hunting on 50 yards ?

@sandigari11c17

4 жыл бұрын

You can do it with anything to be fair

What on Earth is in those Umarex Mugs? Water? Or ....

@americanairgunner

6 жыл бұрын

Ha. Water. Soda. Nothing. It's their choice. Producer tries to make sure there's a liquid in them.

I’m looking for a good .25 cal break barrel any advice would help thanks

@dmo848

2 жыл бұрын

Hatsan airtact. Cheap n feels great. Shoots like a laser beam

@americanairgunner

2 жыл бұрын

Many good options. May want to stick with .22 through. A .25 break barrel isn't fun to shoot for a long time, unless you want a workout.

So after researching a lot I've really not come up with an overall good fit for SHTF small game/varmint hunting in regards to air rifles. Compare reviews between Amazon/Cabellas/KZread and one will say a certain rifle is amazing, the same rifle on the other site says it's total crap. Can you suggest a great and VERY durable air rifle that does not require CO2? I would be willing to buy two rifles for different purposes if you can't suggestion just one, I would like it/them to be reasonably priced, but I'm willing to spend several hundred each to get something with a proven track record of being durable.

@mniwichoni7324

4 жыл бұрын

Get a Benjamin 392P or 392 PA and send it to Tim at Mac1 airguns. Don't bother with the modern version. I shoot quarter sized 10 shot groups at 40 yards with Jsb 25 grain redesigns. 7 pumps. Goes through half inch plywood.

@mniwichoni7324

4 жыл бұрын

You can't get a more durable/ easy to work on airgun. The barrel, tube, and reciever are made of brass so won't rust.

In UK, never had a .22 and shot hundreds of rabbits ( one shot kills) with different 177s i've owned over the years, it's all about accuracy, and while i have PCPs i actually prefer springers, some really stunning PCPs out there but to be honest they bore me to death.

You guys did not speak a single word on Diana 460 Mag on the table.

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

Dang it! And it's a great rifle too. Thanks for the catch.

@JaleelJohanson62

5 жыл бұрын

My Diana 460 Mag is in .22 caliber and will easily take game up to the size of a raccoon if the shot is kept to 30 yards or less and a head shot is taken.

@liftsbytg

4 жыл бұрын

Cause its a underpowered piece of shit

Want to hunt coyotes with a benjamin prowler .22 what pellets would be best

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Collins not sure how smart that is. It’d have to be a close and perfect head shot. You need at least a .30 cal in my opinion. .22 doesn’t have the power to consistently and ethically take a coyote.

@pnwtactical

5 жыл бұрын

@@americanairgunner id be within 25 yards no more

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

Anthony Collins use a heavy pellet for sure and make sure you stick it in its ear!

@wiillthebarbertv9415

5 жыл бұрын

I have the .22 prowler, good quality for the money.. still learning

@wiillthebarbertv9415

5 жыл бұрын

@@americanairgunner any advice on taking raccoons and ground hogs with .22 prowler?? How many yards max do you feel is a safe shot?? I'm getting 15-18 ft lbs with the 14.3 premiere hollow points

The term "springers" is new to me. I assume this is in reference to how the airgun fires. So, not pumped? Not pcp, not co2.

@americanairgunner

5 жыл бұрын

Airguns that use a coiled spring to push a piston are what we call springers. Some call those with gas pistons springers too based on the premise that a gas piston "uncoils" if you will to push the piston forward and the air out behind the pellet.

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

@@americanairgunner A metal coil spring is only one kind of spring. A leaf spring for example, probably would not work will in a airgun, but an air spring does. I don't base a air/gas spring on a concept of "uncoiling", and have no idea if a actual metal spring "uncoils" as it does not twist like a garage door coil torsion spring, (the old tension coil springs do not twist, but only contract). It is the action of the spring that makes it a spring, (and different springs do have different actions, but not in springer airguns for forward motion only), so a gun that uses a piston for forward motion, is a springer, but they have different springs. If the gun has a piston that releases to push the pellet with ambient air, it has to be classified as a springer, but with knowledge that different types of springs are used.

The same what I use on rabbits squirrels & think shoot on an white Tail Deer with red fire pellets 177 caliber with breack barrel pomp action air rifles

@americanairgunner

2 жыл бұрын

A .177 air rifle may be able to kill a deer, but this would be unethical, inhuman and highly ILLEGAL. As airgunners we all need to make sure that our actions don't hurt the sport we all love.

12ft pound UK legal .177 has a flatter trajectory less hold over needed. BUT I shoot a .22 BSA Lighting XL coz I am an old fart traditionalist who finds the larger pellets less fumbly to load with cold hand and use field craft to get within 25 yard for a clean shot....

I think that perhaps for sub 12ftlb air rifles .177 is better, it has a flatter trajectory and is closer to .177 max co-efficiency of roughly 18ftlb. .22 co-efficiency is around 22ftlb, on sub 12ftlb .22 sometimes a rabbit/squirrel/bird can actually see the pellet coming and move out of the way. I would be interested to read other people's opinions on this as I'm no expert. Respect to all, JC

My 12 ft lb Tx200hc in 177 will drop rabbits at 50yrds, head shot s all day , easy!

As far as Hogs are concerned remember David and Goliath. You can't put a blanket statement on anyting. Hogs routinely come up to my doorstep 5 yards away. Don't tell me I can't shoot a hog with a Springer.

@jeremyblackwater439

2 жыл бұрын

You can definitely do it.

I like .22 I have headshoted many squirrels from around 75-95 yards with my gamo swarm magnum

@JonTBH.

3 жыл бұрын

Can break barrel kill big game?

@williamhansen8910

3 жыл бұрын

@@JonTBH. um I’d say the biggest it could kill ethically is a raccoon

Is this video old...or was shot a while ago?

@americanairgunner

6 жыл бұрын

A shorter version existed on this channel. We uncovered the fact that we had not released the long version. So, yes, it was recorded a bit ago.

Seen a video where, he used a Gamo G-Magnum Jungle .22 and shot three hogs in the head face on just above the eyes and all three dropped on the spot, the distance was with in 20 yd, and he said he would not shoot a hog a beyond that distance, they were on the smaller size. He was using a penetrating round, can't remember what he was using other than it was a penetrating pellet. I have a Gamao Varmint in .177 and am amazed what that will go through. I use it for rats and small squirrels, and so far always dropped on the spot. I do keep my shots with in 20yd. I have it sighted in at 15 yards and get dime size groups. I am trying to get a Gamo G-Magnum Jungle.22 Cal but hard to fine hear in the east coast of Canada. I like the spring over the gas. had one gas and it leaked right out of the box and had trouble returning it and it was not even 24 hours. Pluss I can fix a springer, if it dose give me trouble. ( if I can get the parts.)

How about a 30 min segment called dads cabin where you lets jim and tom talk all they want.

@scouttrooperhh-1487

4 жыл бұрын

You dont like the Himbo?

rat-a-roney if you guys can handle it you should try some skunk and taters.

I have 3 air rifle, aarmar Indian air rifle believe me it is better than many branded air rifle.

Hmm, title said hunting with break barrel airgun, thought I'd see some hunting. click....

Are use .177 caliber for bird squirrel rabbit fox

@aidenwilson8486

4 жыл бұрын

I use

I wish you would tell the UK government that 12-18 ft/lb is a good power.

@passionearmiariacompressa883

6 жыл бұрын

and please tell the same here in Italy! ciao

@biagiocozza2933

6 жыл бұрын

JETJOOBOY you guys in the uk are lucky, here in Canada they dropped us down to 4 foot pounds, you need a fac for anything that shoots faster than 500 fps

@npc-ej5yz

5 жыл бұрын

@Tree Climber true.. those oppressive air gun laws do little to stop crime and will only punish the law abiding....

@EarthSurferUSA

5 жыл бұрын

Biagio Cozza: Lucky? That is like saying your buddy got lucky when both of you were in a car accident where he broke his back, and you broke your neck. "man, was he lucky!" There is no luck involved. The truth is, they live with just a tad bit less communistic tyranny than you do. The sad part is, people in Western Culture are accepting it, because they really have no idea what the opposite of tyranny is,----individual liberty. Study it and demand it back, or the tyranny will keep growing.

“Never use a springer on a hog”......Keith Warren used a spring piston .25 on a hog and took it down. Is it ok because it’s a .25 Cal? Not a .177?

@artsmith103

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking of that same video I think it was 0.22.

@KimchiJerry

4 жыл бұрын

Art Smith yeah and that was a break barrel. And it was a .25 caliber Gamo rifle. Blew my mind when he took down that hog.

These work best for pests.

I have a 2k FPS .177 and it kills so easy

@cheapskateaquatics7103

4 жыл бұрын

What model of air rifle shoots a .177 at 2000 fps?

If it puts meat on the table it's good

I took down a 20 point buck with my red ryder repeater carbine rifle with bayonet

@americanairgunner

Жыл бұрын

Pictures or it didn't happen. lol ....

@jayc4715

Жыл бұрын

@@americanairgunner a true airgun sniper doesn't brag

My hundred dollar .22 prowler takes raccoons at 50 yards..14.3 grain hollow point crossman average 850 fps.. upgraded scope

@sandigari11c17

4 жыл бұрын

Shit my 4.5 b2 takes rabbits at about 35 m and also pheasants that's mostly what I can find I know I should upgrade

@Jorn-gy3yc

4 жыл бұрын

@@sandigari11c17 Yep Done it With SMK B2 synthetic bodied one,them rifles really need tuning or spring replacement to get them up to standard ,they underpowerd usaully 6-8ft/lb unlike bsa or HW thats always 9.0lb/ft + ,You get what you pay for , there good plinking rifles, But you want something better for hunting

@sandigari11c17

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jorn-gy3yc yeah ik but i don't hunt that much so i use it at 30m max and im gonna get a new rifle soon

@Jorn-gy3yc

4 жыл бұрын

@@sandigari11c17 what you thinking?

@sandigari11c17

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jorn-gy3yc maybe a pcp or a high end break barrel havent made up my mind yet

In the seventies I killed rabbits and squirrels with a Crossman 760 pump master shooting bb's around 550 fps. Most kills were thirty yards or less.

@americanairgunner

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it can be done. Not recommended as you are more likely to injure and not kill.

I dropped allot of fur with .177 tho

@FrenchViking466

3 жыл бұрын

What kind of fur?

Can the .177 kill a turkey