PCP Pistols

What do you want to shoot, use it for?
There's a couple of nice single stroke pneumatic pistols on trade me at the moment.
Weihrauch or Air Arms are the Springer to go for.

So thezoraki fills the ssp slot.
I have a HW97k along with pcp rifles, and it is just as accurate and satisfying to shoot. So if you want accurate, fun, something for the odd rabbit,or pest I would recommend one.
Otherwise just keep your eyes peeled for one I guess.

If you decide you want a pcp rifle, I have a .22 cyclone for sale. With the right silencer and on low power it's so quiet you really only hear the pellet hit.

I know this is an old thread, just wanted to post here to confirm the info on this site and other nz forums that a pcp pistol doesn't require a FAL to own one just to purchase new from Youngs because of the revised import laws.

Where does a converted bolt action co2 pistol (crosman) sit legally if it's modified to run on 1000-1200psi compressed air for better shot consistency target shooting?
Reading the arms act there is no mention to pcp pistol being a specially dangerous airgun just the pcp air rifle that by legal definition is over 762mm with a shoulder stock, any info would be appeicated since there's no local arms officer in my town to ask..

Kinda what I thought, hpa conversion of a crosman pistol would be OK if there was no carbine stock attached making it a hpa rifle.

Marauder pistol be sweet but not that common to find in nz and sold without a FAL, might buy some 1020 steel DOM tubing to remake the crosman main tube to get rid of the factory stamping on the stock 2240 tube that compromises the strength of it. Airgun parts don't need an import permit so I could buy the US made hpa tube and other parts needed.