You might like to read @PiterM’s review of the Lelya.

I dunno, I got pretty meh about airguns over the past few years. I got a Gamo Varmint Hunter a long time ago when they had metal triggers, installed an aftermarket trigger, used the cannon hold or whatever it’s called, that gun was just terrible. It wouldn’t shoot any pellet well (pellets costing as much as .22LR no less) and after a few thousand pellets it developed what I guess is called barrel droop. I threw it in a closet after that. After all the work and all the fooling around with it, over several years I had just one successful English Sparrow massacre with it – that’s just sad and it was only a dozen birds in a place where I should have killed twice that many per sitting. A little more research shows that PCPs are serious coin to get into and I’d rather just buy a firearm if that’s the case. I tried several different CO2 pistols thinking that it would be a cheap way to do some action shooting – all of them but one broke and after taking them apart it’s pretty obvious why. Since then I’ve given up on the idea of air guns. The Umarex PX4 Storm stayed together, but the problem with it is that the controls and magazine are nothing like an actual firearm so there is no training overlap.

Sig arms .177 air rifle and Crossman pump pistol. Lots of fun to shoot.

Feinwerkbau 300s for shooting in my appartement. Really heavy barrel, and really pleasant to use. I used to have an Anschutz Match model 54 and it was amazing (the models used for benchrest) but sold it a year ago 🙁

Daisy Model 93 CO2 BB Pistol.
Holds 15, shoots in rapid sucession.
Bought it for my son when he was 8 to teach him about weapons.
Now it’s mine and I really enjoy shooting it.

I own a Weihrauch HW77 and an HW30S,both in .177. Both exhibit wonderful accuracy. The thing with air rifles is they are very pellet fussy,you have to get the right one for the air rifle to attain good accuracy. Of course there are many factors involved,but if you have a good rifle,with a good trigger,I would be looking at ammo as the next step. In general you want a lead pellet with a dome head,or round head. RWS Super domes are a good place to start,but not always the answer.My HW77 likes JSB Exacts and the HW30S likes H&N Field Target Trophies. Only way to tell is by trial and error.

The air rifles advertising 1000+ fps generally obtain those velocities using an alloy pellet,made of zinc or aluminum. In general these pellets provide terrible accuracy and medocre terminal ballistics. Stick with a lead dome head pellet, avoid gamo pellets I don’t know of anyone who has shot them with good results.

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