Air Rifle Question, what is the......

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(2 June 2016, 17:17)NorthernRaider Wrote: LS, I already own an Air Arms S 410 PCP Carbine, thats about as good as you can get , in PCPs stuff like the Brocock or BSA Ultra Tactical have it nailed for compact, carbine, lightweight. BUT as always its weakness is its reliance on a Stirrup pump, compresser or Divers bottle. Dats why I also want to look at lightweight, break barrel, full power, springer or gas strut carbines, cos they are totally self contained. I'm actually developing an idea for such a critter at this moment in time.

I realised after posting that I'd not read your OP accurately and that you are looking for a .22 solution.

Just to confirm, although the little Crossman 2100 is .177, its a proper PCP and completely self contained, using the fore stock as the lever for the built in pump.

I have left our one charged for several months and it holds pressure well for that period. Indeed the recommendation is to always leave the gun partially charged so at the seals say pumped up