The 177, what most of us started with.

[PapaT]

And it looks like I'm the one that resurrected it. I don't know how I came across it in the first place, but I do know that I thought it a was current thread when I commented. I guess I need to be more observant.

I'm not complaining, thanks for the resurrection. It is a fun one.

 

[EdinGa]

I'm not complaining, thanks for the resurrection. It is a fun one.

I realized you were glad to see it again. No worries there. I think I know how it happened now. If you scroll down to the bottom of a thread, there is a Similar Threads area, and some of them date back awhile. I like the feature, so I'm definitely not complaining about it. I just need to pay attention to the date posted.

 

[Scriv]

A lot of us started with a 177 pump when we were kids, mine was a crosman 2100.

As we get into “adult” AG’s, 22 cal is often the small caliber we choose.

Last year I got into 30y benchrest shooting and wanted to challenge myself. I chose the 177 caliber. Afterwords my 177 rifles started to multiply! I found it really rewarding shooting those little pills.

If you have room and the budget, I highly recommend getting into 177.

How many people currently have one in their collection? How often do you shoot it?

Mostly .177

Daystate Red Wolf HP
Weihrauch HW30S
Weihrauch HW50S
Air Arms TX200 Walnut

I shoot .177 more often than my other rifles, so just about every day.

 

[Madhatter]

I started after a short stint with a daisy with a sheridan.20. My first .177 was a rws34 anniversary model. Loved that rifle. I've never had a .177 PCP. I've only ever had springers. All of my PCPs are .22 and .25.

 

[Scriv]

I started after a short stint with a daisy with a sheridan.20. My first .177 was a rws34 anniversary model. Loved that rifle. I've never had a .177 PCP. I've only ever had springers. All of my PCPs are .22 and .25.
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Beautiful rifle. Enjoy.