Falcon Prairie PF 18 MP Reviews

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I recently bought a .177 Falcon pf18mp after my mate decided to give up shooting and offered me the rifle and a divers bottle at a very good price.
First impressions of the Falcon were good. Excellent blueing so much better than the aas400/410 series of pcp's it is also much lighter and shorter/reliable than the hw100 (all of which ive previously owned). Accuracy with Daystate 4.52's is superb. I zero at 35 yards and even resting on the bonnet of my landy i managed a 7mm five shot group. I went on to shoot 4 rabbits with it this evening between 30-40yds and was very pleased with the falcons performance.
My only real criticisms is the fairly low shot count around 35-40 full power shots (although i always carry a 3 litre dive bottle in the truck). Plus the supplied falcon silencer isnt very goood imo so i bought an adaptor from CH Westons and fitted a Weirauch silencer wehich is superb.

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falcon prairie is a fantastic gun I have the PF18BMP in.177, the only thing I can find fault with is the [CLUTCH] mechanism as on mine the grub screw loosend over time & I had a pig of a time to reset it with an allan key.
still its sorted now & sooting like a good un again.

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Please do yourself a favour and buy the Weirauch HW100 instead. This gun is the benchmark for all others, and everything about it is near perfect. I have owned many rifles over the years, and have shot thousands of rabbits, I like to think I know a bit about airgunning. In my opinion the Weirauch is better than the Theoben Rapid, and for a few pounds more, 10 times better than the Falcon.

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This Falcon Prairie PF 18 MP is easily the best handling gun I have owned, having owned an AAs410 and a Daystate Mk3, it comes into the shoulder comfortably in any of the shooting positions.
I think this gun is an excellent hunting tool and consider it accurate enough to give either of my previous guns a run for their money in a shooting competition.
The trigger has infinite adjustment, the only downside being you need to remove the stock to do it. It can be adjusted for tilt as well.
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I picked this Falcon Prairie PF up at my local airgun supplier as my first PCP,I am normally a 10m pistol shooter. After having the strange looking rotary magazine explained to me and being intrigued by the brass disc that is associated with it, I was excited to give it a go. It's very simple to load once you know how (you place the brass disc on the back on the magazine and drop a pellet in then turn it, 8 times in total) place the magazine back in the breech then bolt action from there.
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