What is the hardest kicking .177 AG you have shot?

[gamo2hammerli]

.177 Hammerli Titan....from the same family as the TechForce.  I still haven't found a pellet she likes...although the heavier the better.  Shooting at 2"x 1"x 1/2" thick pieces of wood at 20 yards...she knocks them back double the distance compared to my other springer air rifles.  Sometimes even split them.

[UCChris]

Crosman 1377. Kicked my wallet right in the mouth.

[PBguns]

Mine is my .177 NP2, by far strongest recoil of about 20 airguns (of any caliber) I own.

[Motorhead]

Diana 460 in .177 cal .... WAY TOO MUCH power in an attempt to shoot a small caliber pellet.

[DanD]

My daughter's Daisy Cub BB gun is the jumpiest springer in the house, with minimal weight and a hardy spring.
As far as "real" rifles, I had a Diana 48 in .177 that would rattle my teeth in a most unpleasant way.

[Sfttailrdr46]

Diana 460 in .177 cal .... WAY TOO MUCH power in an attempt to shoot a small caliber pellet.

Scott 99% + I will agree with what you post but with heavier pellets the D460  .177 is both accurate and effective out to 50 yards. I do  agree that it is probably easier to master in .22

[johnnyfoos]

Every single break barrel I've ever shot
Including a couple of side and under levers
BUT, I am comparing this to compressed air guns
I love being able to watch as the pellets put holes thru what I'm aiming at,
no matter how I hold it or point it !

Yea, the 13XX that started all this has cost me a lot but the fun  is all in and worth it.

[maraudinglizard]

I have a Turkish made Daisy Powerline 1000 that kicks like a mule. It's bear to cock on top of that. I will shoot about 20 times and call it a day.

[Frank in Fairfield]

If I was to say, I would say the RWS 48.
I think it so because of the stock design.
My R1 puts out more power but the stock fit is perfect...

[jward681]

Crosman 1377. Kicked my wallet right in the mouth.

Probably one of the best responses to this question!!!!!!!!!! Too funny there Chris