Canadian Airgun Forum

I recommend the Outlaw (depends on what you are shooting) in either 177 and or 22. The 177 I have is very accurate with the 10 gns lowly crosman dome and more accurate with the 10 gns jsb heavies. With the current setting of my Outlaw(planning to tune it down to about 890 in 10gns and hopefully would shoot in 870's in the 15gns H&N) 50m/yards is very much doable with flatter pellet trajectory. Very quiet with only the shroud on. Looks good and worth displaying it, multi shot works great like my other higher end rifles and very easy to shoot compared to your springer which you earlier mention. Price is okay for me because of its looks and performance, fit and finish.. Very light too and almost carbine like with its short shrouded barrel.

You won't go wrong with the Diana. Based on my experience owning the all of the options you've mentioned in your thread.

Goodluck on your decision.. But if you want to go higher end... Air Arms and FX would be my best bet.,

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I have them all, springers and PCP. from .177 to .357, the best and most accurate and lethal by far is the .357. Noise have never really concerned me. Pests will recognize the sonic crack of a smoke gun but they seem to be puzzled about the sound of an airgun.
If sound is a big concern you can make you own silencer, that will bring on the anti-gun crowd in spades. A NAPA inline gas pump filter will slip on and do the job and is a benign item when off the gun.
My observation is that silencers are a real big thing for Americans, it's not a concern to me, only Turdeau.