Fernando

Thanks Acuspell , you obviously know what your talking about , i think i will stick with the sub 12 ft lb 177 version , you have made my mind up , i suppose i was trying too hard to squueze the little 177 into a place where it does not need to go its just perfect the way it is and thats in a sub 12 ft lb rifle, all the Best and Thank you so much for your reply

Thanks mate , i have read that 18 ft lb 177 is the most you should go , I'm a 177 addict , i think il go for the fac 177 nothing ventured nothing gained they say , il let you know how i get on ,All the Best

Hi , im thinking of getting a Daystate Air Ranger 177 tactical , but im torn between the sub 12 ft lbs or the 177 18 ft lbs version , i dont want to lose accuracy by going for the fac model , i have read the 18 ft lb is good with 10 grain pellets , does anyone here have the fac Air Ranger in 177 that can reassure me i like the high power for 70 yard shots , i know its all about accuracy and i do use chairgun , i have an Air Arms TX 200 177 sub 12 and could not be happier with its performance , can any body give me advice Please , Thanks Fernando

Hi seatrout , I have the nitesite ns200 and it goes on my Hawke varmint 2.5-10x44 side focus for my Air Arms TX200 177 , and i have a Hawke Eclipse 30 side focus 4-16x50 ir for my CZ455 .22lr , you need a scope with parallax adjustment , these two scopes work perfectly with the ns200 crystal clear image , i dont have experience with the MTC scopes but i have read good reviews on them for the nitesite , some scopes have coatings which interfere with the nitesite clarity , i hope this helps , Fernando

Hi , i just signed up here today , i love the hunting life the outdoors lots of fresh air , i love shooting fishing, birdwatching , i love it all , Airguns are my buzz at the moment just mad about Airguns in general , got into them 5 yrs ago and they are such good fun , Anyways great to be here Guys/Girls all the Best , Fernando