Xavaloy

Not a bad idea, spot on mate.

Thanx for all your speedy responses, been a great help. Looks like im gonna be gettin a Harrier X setup And Matto the pellets you suggest, I take it you think they are better than the Daystate FT pellets?

Brilliant 1 of, thanx alot thats the kind of help I was after So about the .177, I have had two spring rifles in this before, a random asian model and a BSA lightning. Only reason I was considering .22 is because I have memories of the Lightning .177 which was putting out just under 12ft/lbs not having good enough stopping power. On the odd occasion a head shot on a rabbit wouldnt prove instantly fatal. I always used prometheus "red" pellets to hunt. What ammunition could you reccomend for increased stopping power? Also what rifle in .20 would be in league with the Harrier X? Thanks again, Xavier

Hey I am considering getting a PCP for FT and Hunting. After much research I narrowed down my list to the HW100, the Daystate Harrier X and the Falcon Raptor FN19. I believe from what I have managed to get from huge amounts of reviews that the Harrier and the Raptor are the better options. Opinions? I dont want to spend any more than the sort of money rifles of this class would cost as I still have to buy a nice scope, a bipod (do the latter two rifles have enough wood to install one?) a pump etc. On the Harrier X I have read that it doesnt have a regulator, what kind of practical effect does this make or is it not really that important. Which do you guys think are the best, give reasons if you can as I want to make an informed decision. Also another question. I like the FN19 in the walnut thumbhole stock that the single shot rifles have. However i dont want a single shot rifle. Is it possible to get a multishot with the stock I want, I really dont like the skeleton stock. Cheers, Xavier aka Xavaloy