Ahh, airguns. It is nice to know that airguns are still "underground". The original post is about the Benjamin Rogue PCP .357 with electric trigger. This is only touching the surface of airguns, my friends. This gun doesn't have rave reviews as for as accuracy in this caliber, and .357 is only middle ground when it comes to caliber with airguns. There are literally thousands of variables when it comes to the 4 types of airguns (pumper, Co2, springer/gas piston, PCP), not including the pellet brands and variables. There's hundreds of airgun tuners out there also that have this as a huge hobby.
Personally, I think any airgun over .357 is a waste of money. The pellets start to get expensive in that range and beyond. If you stick with .177 or .22 or .25, the pellets will pay for the gun over the long run. I love the fact that I can shoot 500 rounds in .22 all day for 10 bucks. You won't find that in a powder burner.
I could go on and on and on and on, but I won't. Enjoy these 2 links though . The second link is everything you need to learn about air guns.
Btw, no need to carry a tank while hunting. Hunting is usually only a one-shot thing, and a lot of the PCP guns can take up to 30 or 60 rounds before refilling, depending on the setup and caliber. If you do want to carry a 66 cu ft carbon fiber tank, go ahead... no biggy.
"Airguns, they're not just for kids anymore."
Mrhollowpoint1 - YouTube Airguns GTA - Index - Air Rifle - Air Pistol
P.S. If anybody has any questions about air guns, I can try my best to help. Feel free to PM me. It really is an addictive pastime if you get into it. And it doesn't cost a ton of money to start out with a decent gun.
P.P.S. I think an Airgun Gate would fit awesome in OBC, whether it be a child-gate of another gate or whatnot.