Others My Two BRK Beasties…

[Luis Leon]

Both of these PCPs have been simply amazing to me, the Atomic XR was a new, eye opening experience for me. The small, sweet handling size, lower power (17 FPE), and shot count (33 shots) really belies the true abilities of this sweet little gun. The Pathfinder XR is a more familiar gun because I owned a Bantam Sniper HR. Mine, as delivered is producing 20-25 FPE and yields approximately 80+ shots from a 250 BAR fill. Power wise, not far off from the standard 30 FPE PCPs. I’m not a formal target shooter and no longer compete in “run and gun” competitions. I like to plink and pest in no particular order. Both of these guns have been simply taken out of the box. Scopes mounted and then lots of good shooting…

PS: The reason for my post? Am going to take my pup on a walk about and the beasties are vying for my attention. I believe the Atomic will get the nod…

 

[Luis Leon]

Took the Atomic, but with my dogs’ choice of walking location the gun stayed in the truck.

 

[A_Shomer]

Aye Luis photos of a growing healthy family are always so dear.

 

[Luis Leon]

Aye Luis photos of a growing healthy family are always so dear.

I am blessed to live among such bounties, of nature and men. I appreciate your insights…

 

[A_Shomer]

Luis your right we are blessed so beyond our meager somewhat bizarre proclivities in our daily pursuit of happiness. Speaking of which I jumped on a like new .22 Pathfinder from the same guy I brought the .22 Atomic. I had planned on adding a .177 Atomic or Ranger now, but his Pathfinder appeared, so after some thinking a deal was cut. Plan is still to add that .177 down the road and if a low mileage one should appear even better.
"God is not a merchant, who pays on Saturday." ~Ole Naples Adage

 

[pan60]

Took the Atomic, but with my dogs’ choice of walking location the gun stayed in the truck.

is that your farm?
if so, what you you growing?

 

[Luis Leon]

is that your farm?
if so, what you you growing?

Its the farm of a good friend, they grow corn, tomatoes, green beans, soy beans, lettuces, etc.