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<blockquote data-quote="_CY_" data-source="post: 2122917" data-attributes="member: 7629"><p>what constitutes a "good" air rifle is different for folks just getting started vs airgun folks that's been around for awhile and has tried several air guns. </p><p></p><p>one doesn't have to pay $1,500+ for a good one, although lots of Airgun owners do. high end airgun costs about the same as high end rifles that shoot bullets. </p><p></p><p>it's quite possible to buy an excellent used airgun for about $100-$300, but unlikely you will find it without help. the best place to post questions is the Yellow forums. </p><p></p><p>most of the low cost airguns are made in China and are crudely constructed. air rifles are an excellent way to get trigger time. but your airgun trigger has to be on par with your regular rifle's trigger. </p><p></p><p>my normal deer rifle .. Weatherby .270 trigger is set to 1lb 8oz ... so my air rifle triggers are also set to 1lb 8oz. there's a world of difference between low end airgun made in China vs German airguns with world class Reckord triggers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="_CY_, post: 2122917, member: 7629"] what constitutes a "good" air rifle is different for folks just getting started vs airgun folks that's been around for awhile and has tried several air guns. one doesn't have to pay $1,500+ for a good one, although lots of Airgun owners do. high end airgun costs about the same as high end rifles that shoot bullets. it's quite possible to buy an excellent used airgun for about $100-$300, but unlikely you will find it without help. the best place to post questions is the Yellow forums. most of the low cost airguns are made in China and are crudely constructed. air rifles are an excellent way to get trigger time. but your airgun trigger has to be on par with your regular rifle's trigger. my normal deer rifle .. Weatherby .270 trigger is set to 1lb 8oz ... so my air rifle triggers are also set to 1lb 8oz. there's a world of difference between low end airgun made in China vs German airguns with world class Reckord triggers. [/QUOTE]
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