Is this too much to ask for?

[Rallyshark]

This one ticked all the boxes:



80+ shots at 20 fpe, really quiet, light, front cocking, free floating BSA barrel, 10 shot magazine. Bought a used Gamo Dynamax for 200 eur, added some misc. parts + lots of sweat and curses and turned it in to a bullpup for around 300 eur total. I'm actually going to use that stock and rail system for another bullpup build shortly. What you could do is to buy a used Gamo Dynamax or BSA Scorpion and then buy a bullpup kit for that from guntuning. Total cost should be around 600-800$.

That's nice!  So is a Dynamax the same as a BSA Scorpion then?  We don't have the Dynamax here in the states that I know of.  If you have to start with a Scorpion, then you're looking around $600 out of the gate aren't you?  The BSAs are nice shooter from what I hear though.

[rkr]

How did you get 80 shots out of it and how did it shoot?

Hmm, that 80 shots could have been with extra long tube and 15" barrel - standard tube made 70+ shots at 22 fpe and 15" barrel while the standard barrel is 18.5". Just dialed down the hammer tension and added a blast tamer. Accuracy was normal BSAs sub 1/2" groups at 50M. .22 was too wind sensitive at long range so I later converted it to .25 bolt action with normal stock for BR.

[Motorhead]

Indeed most PCP's tuned down to @ 20 ft range will give give you a bunch of shots.
In near equal set up M-rods for instance, at 30 ft lbs @ 40 shots, at 20 ft lbs near 80 shots.
Yup, saving air gives ya more.

[Kaitos]

Hatsan Bullboss

It's their lighter bullpup. It's got a shrouded barrel with sound suppression so its nice and quiet. It makes 38 fpe in .22, but can be tuned down pretty easily (or you can get a regulator) to get closer to 20 fpe. 60 shots should be no problem if it's tuned down. It's a repeater style PCP so you've got multiple shots. Pyramyd has it for like $650 I think.

[Wildcatter]

Hatsan Bullboss is not a bad idea; they seem underpriced for what they can do...

[fatmatic]

some very fine suggestions in this thread. Thanks for all the input