hunter16 0 Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 looking for a cheap but still good rifle to get me going..... some pics would be great also Quote Link to post
davyt63 1,845 Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 looking for a cheap but still good rifle to get me going..... some pics would be great also check the for sale section buddy Quote Link to post
stealthy1 3,964 Posted August 18, 2009 Report Share Posted August 18, 2009 Springer or Pr-charged? Quote Link to post
Phantom 631 Posted August 19, 2009 Report Share Posted August 19, 2009 Aww come on guy's be nice n helpfull Hunter16, Have you done any air rifle shooting before? (I'm assuming you have). What have you used so far? I have tried many springers and I love em all to bits! Proper Air guns! My el'cheapo springer made by SMK XS (mod) 19 is superbly made (its a copy of the Gamo Hunter I believe at a fraction of its cost!). I got it and a Bisley 4x40 scope, 2500 pellets and slip for £ second hand. Its never let me down. The only thing I have done with it apart from hunting and Plinking is add a sound moderator and changed the scope. I have also dampened the recoil and noise of the action by fitting a few little strips of foam rubber between the cylinder and the wood (I was sceptical at first until someone here suggested I do it WOW!) Its very capable of switching bunnies off at 35 yards (more really but thats my comfort distance). I recently purchased a sweet as candy AA S200 with the Biggest ugliest scope you can imagine on it! I must be getting lazy because its a dream to shoot! No recoil which is cool really because it extends my comfort zone to up to 50 yards standing. This lovely Piece of kit I got for a bargain price of £200 (from a friendly RFD who happens to be a mate of mine) including Pellets, 3-9x56 scope, bag and stirrup Pump So before anyone can recomend something for you to try its a good idea for you to have a think about budget, springer or PCP and what you are expecting from it. FT, HFT, Plinking or Hunting or all of the afore mentioned By all means have a look at the sales section and weigh up the pro's and cons of each gun and that will give you a starting point. Phantom Quote Link to post
hunter16 0 Posted August 20, 2009 Author Report Share Posted August 20, 2009 Aww come on guy's be nice n helpfull Hunter16, Have you done any air rifle shooting before? (I'm assuming you have). What have you used so far? I have tried many springers and I love em all to bits! Proper Air guns! My el'cheapo springer made by SMK XS (mod) 19 is superbly made (its a copy of the Gamo Hunter I believe at a fraction of its cost!). I got it and a Bisley 4x40 scope, 2500 pellets and slip for £ second hand. Its never let me down. The only thing I have done with it apart from hunting and Plinking is add a sound moderator and changed the scope. I have also dampened the recoil and noise of the action by fitting a few little strips of foam rubber between the cylinder and the wood (I was sceptical at first until someone here suggested I do it WOW!) Its very capable of switching bunnies off at 35 yards (more really but thats my comfort distance). I recently purchased a sweet as candy AA S200 with the Biggest ugliest scope you can imagine on it! I must be getting lazy because its a dream to shoot! No recoil which is cool really because it extends my comfort zone to up to 50 yards standing. This lovely Piece of kit I got for a bargain price of £200 (from a friendly RFD who happens to be a mate of mine) including Pellets, 3-9x56 scope, bag and stirrup Pump So before anyone can recomend something for you to try its a good idea for you to have a think about budget, springer or PCP and what you are expecting from it. FT, HFT, Plinking or Hunting or all of the afore mentioned By all means have a look at the sales section and weigh up the pro's and cons of each gun and that will give you a starting point. Phantom top advice bud cheers.... Quote Link to post
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