best gun for me

[deadlyshot 25]

Hi all first time on here so not sure how all this works,anyway im selling my smk 19 to get better gun any suggestions budget £200 mark

[beddylurcher 70]

if you can get a secondhand i would be looking at hw77, hw 97, or tx 200. atb in your search.

[jmilam08 193]

Hi all first time on here so not sure how all this works,anyway im selling my smk 19 to get better gun any suggestions budget £200 mark

BSA lightning A good gun mate shoul be able to pick a second hand setup for that price,I had one for a few years nice and light to.

[the rabittonator 15]

Hi all first time on here so not sure how all this works,anyway im selling my smk 19 to get better gun any suggestions budget £200 mark

 

 

If you can afford it mate the tx200 would be my first choice springer every time.!

[pianoman 3,587]

Hi mate and welcome.

If you can up your budget by another Fifty quid at least, you'll be in with a better chance of getting something second hand that will put a guaranteed smile on your face and game in the bag.

 

Look for a good used Weihrauch HW80, HW77, HW98, HW95, HW90, HW35E, Air Arms Prosport, TX200, TX200HC.

 

These are the only spring rifles I would confidently scope-up and go hunting with, in any calibre. One of them will be perfect for you.

 

ATB

 

Simon

[gurtwurz 792]

hi deadly,

if you like a break barrel then go for a second hand HW95 or HW95k mate, cracking gun that'll get you plenty of dinners buddy!

 

theyre simple and effective mate

 

cheers, wurz

[darren watson 14]

my mate got rid of his smk 19 to get a webley stingray for 100 quid (mates rates, mind) and its quality piece of kit, i bet you could pick one up for a ton fifty. A word of warning though, the smk's very light and manoeverable isn't it? i wouldn't bother getting a rifle with an underlever cocking method cos of the extra weight on the front end, which'll be supported by your weaker arm. the difference in weight can come as quite a shock and really affect your accuracy after a few hours shooting. To me the ONLY way to choose a rifle is to get your hands on as many as possible before you buy.