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    Do you know if they are starting with pcps or gasrams?
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    Taking value for money into account, the best general purpose scope I've had to date is the Bushnell Legend 5-15x40 AO. The discontinued one, not the latest HD side focusing one that costs twice the price, and, according to some, isn't worth it.
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    I've had two 95s, both bought new in 177. Really wanted to like the gun. That's why, after selling the first one, I bought another. However gently I held it, and however careful I was with trigger control, muzzle flip impeded my accuracy. And these were the older versions with the barrel weight. As for the , It felt more comfortable in my hands, and I wanted to keep it, but I found the lock time in 12ftlbs very sluggish and the accuracy only so so. I've never had problems with the 97, 77k or 98, but I would still like to have another 95 or . I've considered an SFS tune for the f
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    The Prostaff series are very well regarded on both sides of the Atlantic. Some say their glass is better than scopes costing far more. The EFR 3-9x40 AO is beautifully made (understated elegance) and competitively priced. The only downside for airgunners is its lack of aiming points - just has the regular cross hairs.
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    A highly tuned HW77k (the works) in 177 with Leupold 3-9x33 ao efr scope in low mounts.
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    I've heard that the HW80 isn't at its best at 12ft lbs. I had one briefly in 177, bought new, and it felt lazy and sluggish. I was disappointed since I preferred the weight of the over the 95, and have often regretted not having it tuned in some way - short stroking or whatever. Does anyone know what Tony Wall can do to a legal limit HW80 to make it a little quicker and smoother to shoot?
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    Hello, and thanks for allowing me to join. I have enjoyed visiting this forum on a regular basis for over a year now, and finally decided I ought to join. Although I am currently living in S. America, and have firearms, my first love will always be airguns, and when I return to Britain next year my rifles of choice will be Weihrauch springers. I may also treat myself to an AA TX200. I am looking forward to talking with members, especially on the airgun section.
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