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454 Big Block Chevy:
I am currently torn between so many good rifles... looking for a 22 cal gun, over 750 FPS, preferably in the 800+ range, used primarily for hunting, (small game hunting is legal here in GA with AG's d uring normal season).  i'm looking at about 300 dollar range, for gun and scope mounts, (i have a 4-16 cp).   looking at the following.

Benji, TRail NP XL-1100
Benji Trail NP
BAM B26-2
TF89
RWS 350, (a bit over my limit)
Benji Disco/w pump (a bit over my limit)
Super Streak

Any help with this?  i actually have the money and am browsing over PA, and other places, about to mash the buttons.  just want everyone's suggestions.

Thanks

454/Edward

Clark:
I'm a Diana fan so I say go with the 350!

Seriously I would suggest trolling around the classifieds.  I have seen some screaming good deals on rifles that would require twice the asking amount to build.  A good example is here.  The Yellow forum has more ads and is probably a good place to start looking at used guns.  I think you can move up to a better rifle for less money if you don't mind some cosmetic problems or are willing to take the perceived risk of buying used.

Clark

GatorGunner:
I know the RWS 34 is not quite there for the power your seeking, but it still has plenty of power in 22 cal. for hunting. 

Airguns of Arizona has a great deal on the 34 Panther Pro right now.  It comes with a 3-9x44 airgun rated scope, a muzzle brake and the RWS lock down mount. 

Great deal for $199.00.

Larry

By the way, I think the scope has AO as well.

JonnyReb:
  I'd second the 350.  The build quality is VERY good, it's incredibly accurate, punches paper nice all the way out to 100 yards with a velocity of about 800fps moving a 18gr. jsb jumbo pellet. Somewhere around 24-25ftlbs. The only downside to mine is the weight and length. 10+lbs with a 4x16cp and drooper mount. 4 feet long. She's a big girl.

  If i'm not mistaken, there is a shorter version with synthetic furniture.  That one, in my opinion, would be the one to have.   J.

Atchman2:
I'm a 350 fan too!  Sometimes you can find them used for not too much.  Most folks don't have the patience to master them.  

However, I'm also a big fan of TechForce guns.  For $300 you can buy one AND get a Super Tune, AND maybe have money for a tin of pellets. :)  

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