Pbearperry
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Why not a 22 CB in a revolver.Not much noise and will def. take care of that rabbit with a head shot?
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Microgunner
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Why not a 22 CB in a revolver.Not much noise and will def. take care of that rabbit with a head shot?
Probably because it's illegal to discharge a firearm in a residential area whereas an air gun is legal, in many areas.
Beeman is an importer/distributor. They don't actually manufacture anything.It looks like the Beeman Hurricane and my Webley Tempest are exactly the same pistol!
The Hurricane & the Tempest were made by Webley (the old Webley). I don't think that the new Webley catalogs them.
http://www.compasseco.com/rws-5g-magnum-p-91.html?osCsid=500b6ed7d599fce5c144e7de45694a39
^ I have the original Model 5 Diana that only did around 400 FPS, but it is a REAL tack driver.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guOL_WhSO-0
^ See there.
If that new magnum version is as accurate as my older less powerful version, then I HIGHLY recommend it. Also invest in some Gamo PBA pellets because those add up to a good 25% increase in velocity.
^ I have the original Model 5 Diana that only did around 400 FPS, but it is a REAL tack driver.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guOL_WhSO-0
^ See there.
If that new magnum version is as accurate as my older less powerful version, then I HIGHLY recommend it. Also invest in some Gamo PBA pellets because those add up to a good 25% increase in velocity.
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Stevie-Ray
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Concur, look no further than this model.The Crosman 1377 is a good balance of power, accuracy and price for a "utility" pellet pistol.
Decent price here