So let’s look at the parameters we have to work with: capable of 1” accuracy at 30 to 35 yards, hard hitting, back yard friendly, and still in the sub $350 price range. Today’s final question is: “What airgun would be best for small game hunting out to 30 to 35 yards, with maximum energy and 1 inch accuracy on target a must? The answer is simple “In this case, bigger is generally better.”īefore we start looking at various models, I want to encourage you to go and look at the last segment where we addressed the question: “What is the maximum hunting range of my airgun?” It’s critical that we only take ethical shots, and that will depend a lot more on our abilities than the abilities of our airgun. Our last question was: “What airgun would be the best for small game hunting with the occasional desire to punch paper as well?” Here we went back to spring and gas piston powered airguns with a focus on.
The next question was: “What airgun would be best for strictly target practice, never needing to take out small game or pests?” We talked about several options here starting with a low powered spring gun, pump pneumatic, and even a couple of co2 airguns, all very well suited for this role. 177 caliber class spring or gas piston powered airgun. The first question was: “What airgun would be best for backyard target practice with the occasional need to take down small game or pest?” The answer was something in a 1000 fps. As a note, I’ve kept the focus to airguns that fall under the $350 price point.
Before we start, let’s go back over what we’ve covered so far. Well we’ve reached the end of this series as we wrap up with airguns best suited for hunting applications.
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