wich one should i go for?

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

well i had a wee look on a second hand guns website and two guns caught my eye: an Air arms s400 .177 for 295 quid and a falcon fn 19 .177 for 275 quid. wich one should i go for?

thank aaron

[wuzzy 0]

problem with falcon is that most gun shops dont keep parts for em so s400 just for ease of use and im a airarms convert from a falcon fn12 to a s200

[RAMCAM 4]

well i had a wee look on a second hand guns website and two guns caught my eye: an Air arms s400 .177 for 295 quid and a falcon fn 19 .177 for 275 quid. wich one should i go for?

thank aaron

My preference would be the S400 just put a multi shot conversion kit on it.

[Guest Scuba1]

AA 400 simple really.

 

ATB

 

Michael

[Guest buster321c]

If you need to put a poll up , then go buy the falcon

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

whats wrong with the falcon? i would have thought it was a good gun?

[RAMCAM 4]

whats wrong with the falcon? i would have thought it was a good gun?

 

I just don't like the luck cheap and tatty, but the recent falcon pcp I saw at the gunshop was a lovely piece, probably due to the fact that they are now made by Air Arms.

[Guest Scuba1]

if you are in two minds about them just buy what ever fits you best.

[Deker 3,478]

whats wrong with the falcon? i would have thought it was a good gun?

 

I just don't like the luck cheap and tatty, but the recent falcon pcp I saw at the gunshop was a lovely piece, probably due to the fact that they are now made by Air Arms.

 

 

A common misconception...NSP Engineering bought Air Arms and then Falcon, NSP owns them both, AA did not buy Falcon and AA do not make Falcon guns, ..they are both made at the same works by NSP Engineering in effect!

 

I run a Falcon multishot and it is very accurate but I would still probably go for a AA, BUT I would get a multishot regardless, not a singe shot.

[RAMCAM 4]

whats wrong with the falcon? i would have thought it was a good gun?

 

I just don't like the luck cheap and tatty, but the recent falcon pcp I saw at the gunshop was a lovely piece, probably due to the fact that they are now made by Air Arms.

 

 

A common misconception...NSP Engineering bought Air Arms and then Falcon, NSP owns them both, AA did not buy Falcon and AA do not make Falcon guns, ..they are both made at the same works by NSP Engineering in effect!

I run a Falcon multishot and it is very accurate but I would still probably go for a AA, BUT I would get a multishot regardless, not a singe shot.

 

I was told this at the gunshop when I was taking a look at the new falcon pcp, but yes you are right Dekker. The company that makes air arms rifles has taken over Falcon.

[Checkmate 0]

I have an Air Arms S410k and a Falcon FN12 Raptor Lighthunter, and the Falcon in my opinion is such a nicer rifle. Very accurate, very good looking, and a nicer bit of kit to use. Falcon, i say. Plus, just look at it:

[cometa300s 20]

good luck mate