.22 or .177

[rossy08 33]

just do what i did and get both.

 

you wont go to far wrong with an AA in any cal.

 

but if you a newbi then as jasp says above. its a little easyer and more forgiving with off range estimations.........

 

Andy

[clubshot 22]

As stated several times before

 

Depends are what you plan to use the air rifle for and what you plan to Shoot

 

@ Lea Valley Ranges go out to 60 Metres Plus

 

Which .177 can hit and reset - No possible with .22 as a Falling Shot will not reset knockover Targets

 

 

BOB/R

[davyt63 1,845]

As stated several times before

 

Depends are what you plan to use the air rifle for and what you plan to Shoot

 

@ Lea Valley Ranges go out to 60 Metres Plus

 

Which .177 can hit and reset - No possible with .22 as a Falling Shot will not reset knockover Targets

 

 

BOB/R

 

 

hi bob

would just like to say!

myself,Si ,andy&archie were knocking and reseting targets at 64yds a few weeks ago in .177 &.22

so i would say its down to the individual shooter to pull shots of like this!

 

 

yeti

i would say start with .177 its less forgiving,see how you get on

and if you fancy a challenge then get ya self a .22 as well

but there is a lot more hold over/under than .177 and can confuse the newbie shooters!

 

if you are just starting out air gunning,find a club or even try before you buy,both cals as well and see which you!!! think is more suited to you,they say .177 for feather .22 for fur.but that is a load of crap!!!!

 

as already stated shot placement is more important than cal

 

good luck in your quest!!

 

regards

 

Davy