what 2 air guns will you normal pick for casual plinking?

[Dogowski]

It is a lot of rifle for the price. A little underpowered at stock settings. Probably needs a little larger transfer port too.

But all the adjustment of the $2k plus rifles, sub 1/2" groups at 45 yards using JTS 25.39GR, 11lbs with scope, moderator, picatinny extension and ARCA rail.

Absolutely no issues with the rifle quality wise.

Replaced the 0.5L aluminum bottle with 0.7L CF bottle.

Discovered FX bottle adapters will let you hot swap bottles but Reximex always blow the oring out. Angled vs flat face.

It is my main squirrel gun, sits on the porch when I am home and has yet to fail. Not that we get many squirrel anymore

I don't buy many new guns but for under $700 (before Tariffs) it was a great deal and could not be more pleased.

If I could find one I'd buy the Reximex Meta Premium too.

Thanks for the detail on this sweet looking rifle! I've been thinking about trying one myself.

 

[Joey 69]

Ghost for 50 to 100yds, GK1 30 to 50yds, Notos 10 to 30yds.

 

[Dogowski]

I'll go with the Stoeger Ranger XM1 25 caliber, Pinty rifle in 22 caliber.

 

[Nealgl1985]

Inside 50 yards id choose the 1st gen edgun leyla 20 or extended gk1 carbine 25 then gk1 shorty 22 for the inside 30 yard stuff. If you are talking bench or long range then 257 texan.

 

[Jaabaa]

The Diana Chaser anytime my Grandkids or someone new to the hobby first.
Then the HW30
This should be fun

 

[Dogowski]

Inside 50 yards id choose the 1st gen edgun leyla 20 or extended gk1 carbine 25 then gk1 shorty 22 for the inside 30 yard stuff. If you are talking bench or long range then 257 texan.
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That's some sweet equipment you've got there!

 

[kcender]

Casual plinking? I'd buy an inexpensive break barrel in .177 to get your feet wet and no need to scope it. I started with a refurb Gamo with a wood stock for about a buck twenty nine and I still have it. The trick is to not spend too much money on average stuff on your way to quality. I speak from experience. Good luck!

 

[Linehauler73]

I have 2. Delta converted to alpha in .25 and DW in .30. Plinking is usually the .25 but man .30 is so much fun to shoot. I honestly don’t compete or hunt anything that really requires a .30 but I enjoy shooting more than any other caliber. Seems to hold more true at further distances (pellet shooting only here ) and hits nice and hard. Love it…just not the cost.