It has been a long time. I got married in the interim! Things are good, but I find I am not so interested in shooting since the change. I've dropped my memberships in the local gun clubs and am really leaning towards the quite, safer PCP air rifles.
I do have the 220, but I don't shoot it much. I like the Daystate a lot better. In fact, it's about the only thing I shoot. I am thinking about getting rid of everything else, powder burners included and getting a Marauder when it comes out. I may even get rid of the Daystate, I am not sure about this though as I am very used to it and it's sort of unique with the X2 stock and the work by Korick. Let me know if you're interested. I have a moderated .177 barrel and a .22 barrel for it.
To, sort of, dehijack the thread, I thought that PCPs were just more efficent in .22 since in .177 the pellet is still accelerating at the end of the barrel. In .22 there's more surface area to push against. If you look at spec on the Discovery it puts out more FP in .22 with, I think, the same power plant. Does anyone know if this is true?