And it's a statute honoring Diana/Ishtar/Semaramous, the wife/mother of Nimrod, and the hat honors sun worship. And the Washington Monument isn't. It's a renamed Egyptian obelisk. Parts of the mystery of iniquity.
I like my Woods Walker and Benjamin Discovery. For bench shooting, the Marauder is good. Just a little on the heavy side to be shooting stuff in trees.
I love the #1 Rifle! I wish i had the room in my Budget for a PCP.......? Break barrels? I keep using my RWS Diana I've had Since 1994....? that still shoots like New!
Yes, she's quite right about them being made in USA, does all parts made in USA? But if we break it down to accuracy and power, then I suppose #2 & #1 are not the same level. I'm not against any brand but I think for real world applications people still want power thus I give Airforce Texan SS the applause. I owns 2 of those SS. Been considering for benchrest rifle between the RAW HM1000x .30 or FX Crown .30 but I settled with FX impact X .30 for now due to lighter weight, adjustability and compact size. Great reviews and hope you get well soon. Happy shooting!
Dame...I can't believe thay left you there jacky alone....lol. and turned off the lights to....what the hell is going on over there at airgun depot 🤬.....lmao....but great choices on that top 5 air rifles great job..but next time bring the wheels chair....so can get home....👍👍
I have the Airforce Condor SS .25 it's a beast on power and very accurate with the 33.95 grain JSB match diabolo heavies mk2 pellets and puts out around 70 fpe. Plus it's pretty quiet. I love it and don't regret a single penny. The combo is the way to go if interested and half the price of the raw 1000X
You know what I really don't know about all the other air guns and I think the number one airgun that you showed was made in the United States of America but I don't believe the Benjamin Marauder is made in the United States it may be assembled up in New York and if you buy the 25 caliber the barrel comes from Green Mountain that's made in the United States but I think the rest of the gun comes out of China and it's assembled here in the United States and New York not made
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489 but with that gun it's the same as black powder it's a very big and slow projectile, it's still like a 400-500 grain slug which is plenty to shoot most big game, there are plenty of videos of that gun taking down cape Buffalo or elk and stuff so you shouldn't underestimate it You know mountain men and plainsmen with their black powder rifles weren't pushing those muzzle energy levels either but they still took down loads of bison and bears and such, same situation with this gun
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489 and also i think that muzzle energy actually says very little about how powerful a gun is since it's measured at the muzzle and it's not saying anything about received energy at the target, because a gun can have a really big but slow projectile for example wich will carry plenty of kinetic energy because it's really big but will have lower energy reading at the muzzle because it's moving so slowly. And i think not enough people actually realize this so that's how common misconceptions a lot of people make are in turn created
Buy a Diana Stormrider gen. 2 and a pump. 300 bucks should do the trick - and it's a lot of fun. Or find an Artemis CP2 CO2 carbine. 150 bucks and worth every cent.
See how guys will do you... they forget your the top 5 girl, and you have big bore air guns at your disposal, and you can shoot the wings off a fly at 100 yds !... be careful n tread weary guys
My only question is, could they possibly make these guns any uglier? No wonder people go to the British and Swedes for quality and gorgeous aesthetics. No wonder I've gone to the British and Swedes for...
