Guns F****d

[Shooter08 0]

This Is My Old Pumpkin Gun

 

Managed To Knock a Few Sparrows Out Of The Bush's....

 

[hiho 5]

Pellet jammed as already said, be very careful and wood dowel or similar is a good idea. It could be worse, I'll you a story that will make ya feel better for deffo.

 

Logun S16S , now the shock thing is folks general opinion of this particular rifle and for a while when I owned one I soon found out, mine took pellet jam to a whole new level , every feckin day I'd line a shot up and clunk :wallbash: now at this time I also had a MK1 Rapid, owned it from new and had never had a problem, so this "sweet 16" was really starting to piss me off so like yourself I sought advice from folk who had knowledge of them.

What a kick in the balls that turned out to be as I was being told that there was nowt wrong with the gun and that it was me who was at fault..............."what the feck" , trouble was they were right. :icon_redface:

 

the "sweet 16" was so different to the easy actions on previous rifles I'd owned, on this I had to be brutal for want of a better word and be certain the pellet was loaded correctly anyway a while later I was offered a deal I couldn't turn down and to this day I miss that rifle that I'd cussed and cussed.

 

So don't fret, the guys on here will sort you out and one day when the money tree has blossomed, feck the Rapids, get an Air Wolf or Ranger and cock it with ya little finger.

 

It comes to those who wait

Or a springer were you wouldnt have any problems to start with

[mad al 146]

Pellet jammed as already said, be very careful and wood dowel or similar is a good idea. It could be worse, I'll you a story that will make ya feel better for deffo.

 

Logun S16S , now the shock thing is folks general opinion of this particular rifle and for a while when I owned one I soon found out, mine took pellet jam to a whole new level , every feckin day I'd line a shot up and clunk :wallbash: now at this time I also had a MK1 Rapid, owned it from new and had never had a problem, so this "sweet 16" was really starting to piss me off so like yourself I sought advice from folk who had knowledge of them.

What a kick in the balls that turned out to be as I was being told that there was nowt wrong with the gun and that it was me who was at fault..............."what the feck" , trouble was they were right. :icon_redface:

 

the "sweet 16" was so different to the easy actions on previous rifles I'd owned, on this I had to be brutal for want of a better word and be certain the pellet was loaded correctly anyway a while later I was offered a deal I couldn't turn down and to this day I miss that rifle that I'd cussed and cussed.

 

So don't fret, the guys on here will sort you out and one day when the money tree has blossomed, feck the Rapids, get an Air Wolf or Ranger and cock it with ya little finger.

 

It comes to those who wait

Or a springer were you wouldnt have any problems to start with

 

how do ya fire a Spaniel then ?

[ulverston moocher 60]

my mate had a sweet 16 that allways jammed he only had it a fortnight and got rid seems to be a common thing with people not being able to cock them right I allways use a rod but I have a mate rang me up wanting to borrow my rod as he had jammed his rfle up but I was out rather than wait he put the air line of the commpresor down the barrel and managed to blow them out that way but I dont know if it would do any damage I think he was just lucky to blow them out.

[Shooter08 0]

took my gun to the shooting range place today lol,

to only find out that the person who owns it is my nan's sister's ex husband

 

gun is now sorted though and he chucked in a free tin of air arms pellets

 

[hiho 5]

Pellet jammed as already said, be very careful and wood dowel or similar is a good idea. It could be worse, I'll you a story that will make ya feel better for deffo.

 

Logun S16S , now the shock thing is folks general opinion of this particular rifle and for a while when I owned one I soon found out, mine took pellet jam to a whole new level , every feckin day I'd line a shot up and clunk :wallbash: now at this time I also had a MK1 Rapid, owned it from new and had never had a problem, so this "sweet 16" was really starting to piss me off so like yourself I sought advice from folk who had knowledge of them.

What a kick in the balls that turned out to be as I was being told that there was nowt wrong with the gun and that it was me who was at fault..............."what the feck" , trouble was they were right. :icon_redface:

 

the "sweet 16" was so different to the easy actions on previous rifles I'd owned, on this I had to be brutal for want of a better word and be certain the pellet was loaded correctly anyway a while later I was offered a deal I couldn't turn down and to this day I miss that rifle that I'd cussed and cussed.

 

So don't fret, the guys on here will sort you out and one day when the money tree has blossomed, feck the Rapids, get an Air Wolf or Ranger and cock it with ya little finger.

 

It comes to those who wait

Or a springer were you wouldnt have any problems to start with

 

how do ya fire a Spaniel then ?

Pull its Tail

[klarakoi 0]

took my gun to the shooting range place today lol,

to only find out that the person who owns it is my nan's sister's ex husband

 

gun is now sorted though and he chucked in a free tin of air arms pellets

 

 

Hello mate,

Well it seems alls well that ends well, im glad you sorted it out and with no cost to yourself, all the best bud,

Rob.

[Shooter08 0]

Thanks Pal