Looking at a new PCP, but so many options

[eyeguy74]

Get a good air compressor, bottle, and decent mid range gun, take it from there.
I have way too many airguns to tell anyone what one to get

Knowing what little I know thus far, I'm thinking a quality compressor is a must. A good one may not last forever, but it's cheaper in the long run to pony up a little more.

[eyeguy74]

Never thought I was a tactical looking gun kinda guy... until I got my hands on the Umarex NOTOS. Now it's never too far out of my reach.

I looked at the tactical ones, but I'm still not sure I'd like one. Now, if Buck Rail were to come out with a stock for the HW110, I could probably be swayed. I have looked at the Gunnar a few times. I do like the minimalist design, but not sure about the quality. I just don't know enough about it.

I may have misled a bit. I'm still not a tactical gun kinda guy and will probably not own another one. I just like this little NOTOS.

I'm going to give it another look in a bit. Can't hurt to have another one at the ready, plus there are times when you just don't want to risk banging the wood stock. Lord knows I don't want to ever deal with another cracked stock!

[avator]

Never thought I was a tactical looking gun kinda guy... until I got my hands on the Umarex NOTOS. Now it's never too far out of my reach.

I looked at the tactical ones, but I'm still not sure I'd like one. Now, if Buck Rail were to come out with a stock for the HW110, I could probably be swayed. I have looked at the Gunnar a few times. I do like the minimalist design, but not sure about the quality. I just don't know enough about it.

I may have misled a bit. I'm still not a tactical gun kinda guy and will probably not own another one. I just like this little NOTOS.

I'm going to give it another look in a bit. Can't hurt to have another one at the ready, plus there are times when you just don't want to risk banging the wood stock. Lord knows I don't want to ever deal with another cracked stock!

There are a few threads here with a ton of info on them.
As for compressor, have a look at the GX CS4. Don't forget the discount code GX10OFF.

[eyeguy74]

Never thought I was a tactical looking gun kinda guy... until I got my hands on the Umarex NOTOS. Now it's never too far out of my reach.

I looked at the tactical ones, but I'm still not sure I'd like one. Now, if Buck Rail were to come out with a stock for the HW110, I could probably be swayed. I have looked at the Gunnar a few times. I do like the minimalist design, but not sure about the quality. I just don't know enough about it.

I may have misled a bit. I'm still not a tactical gun kinda guy and will probably not own another one. I just like this little NOTOS.

I'm going to give it another look in a bit. Can't hurt to have another one at the ready, plus there are times when you just don't want to risk banging the wood stock. Lord knows I don't want to ever deal with another cracked stock!

There are a few threads here with a ton of info on them.
As for compressor, have a look at the GX CS4. Don't forget the discount code GX10OFF.

Cool! That's the exact one I was thinking I'd like to buy. I'll remember that code too!

[wyotrap]

Get a good air compressor, bottle, and decent mid range gun, take it from there.
I have way too many airguns to tell anyone what one to get

Knowing what little I know thus far, I'm thinking a quality compressor is a must. A good one may not last forever, but it's cheaper in the long run to pony up a little more.

Rocking a yong heng right now, but one session with it and I wouldn’t be surprised if I get an alkin in the future once I wear one or two of these out… other than a big bore someday and little pcps for the wife and kids I’m pretty well done buying rifles… well maybe a p-rod woods walker…that doesn’t count….right?

[rcflyair]

My hong yeng is on its second or third year now (can't remember).  Based on how it sounds, I'm thinking a backup compressor soon....

[kbstingwing]

the GX CS4 is a great compressor, rebuild kits are available too at the GX website, I own a GX CS2 and it's been a workhorse, I've had it for about 5 years now, I just performed a tear down maintenance, clean up, it's still in fine shape, also I have a Spritech VE3, it needed maintenance too, a good cleaning and lube does wonders for these small compressors, easy to do also, every 30-50 hours of run time would recommend maintenance, replace seals as needed will keep it running for a long time.