advise please

[whinpin 0]

hi all recomend me a light pre charged air rifle .177cal for shooting mainly pidgeon i have a new tx200hc but its too heavy for me

[chez 23]

air arms s200 mate.

[Marksman 934]

AA S200, S400

Falcon FN19

FX T12 Whisper

BSA R10

[chris k 205]

mine. check the for sale section

[whinpin 0]

air arms s200 mate.

had one years ago good gun though

[whinpin 0]

AA S200, S400

Falcon FN19

FX T12 Whisper

BSA R10

thanks like the r10 but a bit out of my price range at the minute

[Tron 173]

Air Arms 400/410 carbine.good as any on the market. easy to operate. carry. and self service. excellent rifle.

[whinpin 0]

Air Arms 400/410 carbine.good as any on the market. easy to operate. carry. and self service. excellent rifle.

thanks

[Tron 173]

AA S200, S400

Falcon FN19

FX T12 Whisper

BSA R10

thanks like the r10 but a bit out of my price range at the minute

 

The BSA range allthough excellent are pretty difficult to strip and service compared to the Air Arms 400/410 series, I had a R10 and a Scultra, and although fine rifles not to be recomended for owners with no mechanical knowledge.to do DIY after many, many years of owning most types of spring and PC rifles, the first one I pick up for vermin shootig is a AA400 .22 Carbine. nice and lightish easy to carry, have a couple of AA 410,s but if you miss with one shot the quarry has gone before you can crank another pellet into the breech. plus you know as you load another pellet by hand into a 400 breech, it hasnt been slightly damaged by a magazine loaded one.

[porkybella 284]

Bsa ultra

[zini 1,939]

Ultra all day long.

[andyfr1968 772]

My 14 year old boy can manage the weight of a TX all day long and he's no giant, not by a long way. Unless the gun's giving you problems then just give it some time to get used to the weight before chopping and changing

 

Best of luck however you choose.

[risingfriend 1,042]

bsa ultra

[ruf 0]

maybe a BSA R10 if the budget is big enough