NEED ADVICE

[snipercp 0]

hi,

my friend has been shooting for about a year now and wants to get a new gun he is intrested in a air rifle would you give him advice of wht gun to get he doesnt want to spend loads he is intrested in the falcon light weight any advice is well aprishieted

 

atb CONNOR

[stealthy1 3,964]

Pr-charge or springer?

[davyt63 1,845]

hi buddy

do you mean the light hunter???

 

regards

 

davy

[stokeshooter 0]

hi,

my friend has been shooting for about a year now and wants to get a new gun he is intrested in a air rifle would you give him advice of wht gun to get he doesnt want to spend loads he is intrested in the falcon light weight any advice is well aprishieted

 

atb CONNOR

 

Hi Connor

 

How much does your friend want to spend?

[tdesnos 6]

If he's interested in it - then my advice is to buy it. Rifles aren't a sensible purchase, so if you try to economise on something that isn't sensible from the outset, it'll only end in regret. Buy it. The rifle itself is perfectly sound, good quality and robust. The varying factors that are left that decide whether to buy or not are ones of personal preference.

 

I myself have an FN12 Raptor and it's a joy to shoot.

[snipercp 0]

i have a falcon light hunter (thats what i meant) and he realy likes it i think he wants to spend up to £450 he doesnt want a springer, he doesnt mind a second hand one but would prefere new.

 

atb connor

Edited July 22, 2010 by snipercp

[snipercp 0]

If he's interested in it - then my advice is to buy it. Rifles aren't a sensible purchase, so if you try to economise on something that isn't sensible from the outset, it'll only end in regret. Buy it. The rifle itself is perfectly sound, good quality and robust. The varying factors that are left that decide whether to buy or not are ones of personal preference.

 

I myself have an FN12 Raptor and it's a joy to shoot.

 

i wanted to raptor mine but i got told you couldnt do it anymore and got told that they jam easily.

 

alt connor