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Pest Control Airguns Pest control with airguns is different then hunting to us. We draw a line at size and type of pest for example, we consider the field mouse up to squirrel with the squirrel being very border line for pistols should be removed by air rifle. Air pistols just do not have the capabilities feet per second, kinetic energy and not accurate enough to place a humane shot for pest control of a squirrel.. Although at real close range if needed like an attic, roof or over hanging tree limb a pistol can do the job. We have selected the air pistols below because they are single shot. Single over a multi shot is because a rotary clip does not have the same power and can misfire and the power is not consistent by bypassing the clip a long with restriction of air through the clip. The hunting page can fill you in on a lot of the rest of the information you should know pellet choice, feet per second, kinetic energy and more. Please check with local codes pest control with and airgun only certain birds and animals are considered pest. For some pest descriptions {See below}

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Beeman P1 Air Pistol .177 Caliber 600 .20 cal 500 fps

Our Price: $485.99

The P1 is a unique combination the concept, the .177 caliber version of the piston has a dual power mode - cocking the gun to the first "lock point" will result in "low" power, around 380 fps which is still better than many other air pistols. Cocking the gun a bit further will click into the "high" power position for a full 600 fps making the P1 one of the most powerful spring piston airguns ever made! .

.20 Caliber Estimated in stock date 05-14-2010
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Benjamin Air Pistol 8-shot PCP pistol with shrouded barrel...ideal for hunting small game at medium distances

Benjamin Marauder Air Pistol
PCP Pellet Pistol .22 Caliber 700 fps

List Price: $500.99
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Benjamin Air Pistol Pump .177 American Walnut and precision-tuned brass. Black finish, .177 caliber pump. Bolt Action Single Shot Pump

We will start shipping on 08-30-2010
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Benjamin Air Pistol
Pump Pellet Pistol .177 Caliber 525 fps

List Price: $159.95
Our Price: $135.99

Benjamin Air Pistol Pump .177 American Walnut and precision-tuned brass. Black finish, .177 caliber pump. Bolt Action Single Shot Pump

Benjamin Air Pistol
Pump Pellet Pistol .22 Caliber 460 fps

List Price: $159.99
Our Price: $135.99

Benjamin Air Pistol Pump

Crosman 1377
Pellet Pistol .177 Caliber 600 fps

List Price: $76.99
Our Price: $59.50
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Crosman 1377 Pump Pellet Pistol Pump Pellet Pistol This Crosman 1377c Pellet pistol is one of the most powerful pistols on the market today. Shooting at 600 FPS it Smokes.

Crosman 2240
Pellet Air Pistol Co2 .22 Caliber 460 fps

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Crosman 2240 Air Pistol Co2 .22 Caliber This Crosman 2240 .22 caliber air pistol features an improved bolt design for easier cocking and loading and hammer strike piercing for convenient CO2 power. Great for pest control Fits great in a MTM 807 Pistol Cases

Crosman 2300T
Pellet Air Pistol Co2 .177 Caliber 520 fps

List Price: $145.99
Our Price: $155.40

Crosman 2300T Air Pistol This Air Pistol is designed specifically for shooting clubs and organizations that teach pistol shooting. This affordable competition style pistol is perfect for new and advanced shooters. Great for pest control Fits great in a MTM 808 Pistol Cases

Crosman 2300S
Pellet Air Pistol Co2 .177 Caliber 520 fps

List Price: $215.99
Our Price: $248.68

Crosman 2300S Air PistolThis target pistol is ideal for bull's eye shooting and it also meets IHMSA rules for Silhouette "Production Class" competition. The receiver is grooved for mounting a scope. Crossman�s designers and engineers worked closely with competitive shooters to create a pistol that has the special features needed for competition shooting with a price that is no competition.

Browning 800 Mag break barrel air pistol

Browning 800 Mag Pellet Pistol
.177 Caliber 700 fps .22 600 fps

Our Price: $155.95

The Browning 800 Mag break barrel air pistol has an anti-recoil power system ensuring your ability to make accurate shot after accurate shot. It's a magnum velocity air pistol that uses a single-shot break barrel system

Diana RWS LP8 Pellet Pistol
.177 Caliber 700 fps Break Barrel

Our Price: $289.95

Introducing the RWS LP 8 Magnum pellet pistol! It offers everything you could desire from a high-power-air pistol: Maximum power of 700 fps

RWS 5G Diana
Pellet Pistol .177 Caliber 700 fps Break Barrel

Our Price: $199.95

The Diana 5G Magnum pistol is a spring piston action airgun. It has excellent accuracy at a reasonable price. Comes standard with a two stage trigger, fiber optic sights and an automatic safety. Pest Control / Target

Below are some of pest can be taken
by Airguns Information by: JONGERS AIRGUN PAGES

The most common pest the rodent: most people encounter is the House Mouse "Mus Muscus" closely followed by the Brown Rat or Norwegian Rat "Ratus Norwegicus". Both of these are fairly common in this country though the Brown Rat tends to attract more attention due to its size and the historical bad reputation rats have (the plague) and it is still a serious threat to health, being responsible for spreading Weils disease "Lepto Spirosis" in its urine. So it should be remembered that you should never pick up a dead rat with your bare hands, and you should beware of putting your hands in puddles beside rivers or other places that rats frequent. There is another rat that is now much rarer, the Black or Ships rat "Ratus Ratus" but being so rare is not liable to cause a problem The House mouse on the other hand has a cuddly image (thanks Micky) but it can also be a threat to health due to its dirty habits, it urinates and defacates whilst eating and its usually doing that in the packets of food in your cupboards. All the same it is still a nuisance because of the damage it does.

Another rodent that can cause problems is the Grey Squirrel their problems tend to be due to them finding their way into buildings and causing damage there whilst building a drey (nest). Outdoors they can cause problems for tree plantation owners and game keepers who need to control the numbers to keep the damage they do to a minimal amount. All rodents need to gnaw to keep their constantly growing teeth from getting too long, and this is the cause of much of the damage that they do in buildings, including the possibility of starting fires by gnawing through electric cables. Rodents are controlled by using Poison baits based on anti-coagulants, which generally cause them to die from internal bleeding due to the normal knocks and bumps they get. By trapping which can be a live trap, or as in the mouse trap can be designed to deliver a swift fatal blow. And finally by shooting which is an instant kill when carried out by an expert marksman.

RURAL PESTS Rural pests are usually pests that affect farms and farming though any urban livestock or pets can be at risk in certain circumstances. Rats and Mice can be serious pests especially on grain producing farms as pest contamination can ruin a stored crop, likewise grain weevil and beetle infestation will ruin a crop.

Collared Doves and Feral Pigeons can also cause contamination with their droppings, and their nests contain ticks and lice. The Corvids are by nature carniverous and will prey on the young of other birds and animals so their numbers need to be kept in check or they can decimate the local population of song birds etc.

Wood pigeons can eat a tremendous amount of grain or cereal crop especially when there are large flocks of them.

Rabbits dig holes that cattle and sheep can break their legs in, and eight rabbits will eat the same amount of grazing as one sheep, as well as gnawing at the base of young trees which will kill them. Foxes are a traditional Rural pest, because they will not just kill for "a meal" they get a killing frenzy and will kill every hen in the hen house and just eat the one, which is why they have such a bad reputation. Now a days they have found easier pickings in urban areas where they scavange dustbins but pets in garden hutches are at risk all the same, and many a child has woken up to find their pet rabbit or guineapig gone.