The first one is a skan r32 .177 with extended walthar barrel, the barrel should end at the fore stock.
It’s an English cottage industry rifle. The “magazine” is a delrin drum, two 16 round stacks (fire 16 shots, flip it, fire 16). To cock it, you press a large button with your fore finger on left hand, then pump the whole pistol grip mechanism. I can empty 16 rounds accurately in a little over ten seconds. It’s very very fast, but no field target rifle.
The second is a falcon single shot. It’s my first one hole group rifle. Very very accurate, and very light despite that huge scope (24x60) the third is my go to hunting gun, not to be carried in public places its as accurate as my precharges but just drops rabbits and the like without a twitch. That was a home build using webley tuning parts and is almost silent, very impressive for a spring rifle and as its a beater, I don’t worry about it.
You guys have shown some nice beamshots. Just wanted to chime in with a mental image for ya…was at a Christmas drive through park with miles of displays, bumper to bumper traffic. Had a new light (JayRob 1D MagLight w/XM-L T6) and wanted to see if it would illuminate the lake beyond the lights. So, with probably 100 carloads of people in the line at this point, I fired up the Stubby and caught a 8 point buck taking a dump! lol Cut the light when people starting honking. Wish I had a pic, sorry but I don’t.
This is the above light a few days ago. The cedar tree in the front is 192 yds away, the pecan tree behind it slightly left is 357 yds and the treeline in the back, with the white topped T Post glaring, is 533 yds! And this with the more floody TIR optic!
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