So what are your main priorities? A stock Marauder in .22 will get you about 30 fpe, Talon SS will be a little lower, the Blizzard will get you in the mid 30's, I believe. All of them should be reasonably quiet, with the noise level lining up with the power. The Marauder and Blizzard are classic designs, so ergonomics shouldn't be an issue, but the Talon/Condor are known for issues in that regard. The Talon trigger is not adjustable, although it can be modded to be pretty nice. If you like modular rifles that you spend as much time tinkering with as you do shooting, the Air Force guns have your name all over them. If you want a rifle you can take out of the box and start shooting, not so much. Scope mounting on the AF guns is also problematic, you need really high mounts AND a riser to get a good head position, and a good cheek weld is also a problem. It's also the only single shot on your list. Marauder and Blizzard are both supposed to have good triggers, I've heard mixed reviews on the Marauder re: out of the box accuracy and fit and finish. I've only seen a couple of reviews on the Blizzard, I don't remember any negatives.
If you're looking at Evanix, you might want to put the Renegade on the list as well. I have a carbine, it's light, under 8 lbs. with scope, and compact at just over 36". Nice balance and a very good single stage trigger. It's a revolver that can be fired single or double action, follow up shots are as fast as anything else out there, and faster than most. That's a nice bonus if you're looking at a dedicated hunter, not so much if you plan on mostly punching paper. But then, if you were looking for a paper puncher, there's no reason to get a .22 :-). If you're interested in more info, here's the link to my review:
http://www.gatewaytoairguns.com/airguns/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=22448&mid=178476#M178476 Good luck in your search, keep us posted. Later.
Dave
