Where to purchase a Pro-Sport other than PA/ AIRGUN DEPOT?
Air Arms Pro-Sport
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Lol, USA ? That's funny... Maybe the want ads here ?
Or a place overseas that ships to USA
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You begin to see how this stuff thay hold close to there vest and no competition elsewhere ..
Or a place overseas that ships to USA
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If you want to support USA dealers and not purchase oversea, these are two small operations that doesn't have the inventory of PA/Airgun depot but I would still support them.
Pomona air gun?
Pomona Airguns
www.pomona-airguns.com Haven't bought anything from him in a long time. Just realized he moved to Nevada.
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Airgun Oregon?
Airgun Oregon
Airgun Oregon is an online store, rifle range and club based in Southern Oregon. We host regional and national field target competitions with some of the best shooters from across the country. Visit the range, Pro Shop/Store and becoming a member to experience the fun and challenging sport of...
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I know both places don't show the AA Prosport as in stock. Since they are both AA dealers, they might be able to order the Prosport for you.
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Ya, call and ask .. the ether can or say nope it's a pa only exclusive item we can't sell ..lol
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Last year I ordered both a TX200 and a Prosport from topairgun.com . The proprietor goes by the name of Dirty E. Harry, kind of offputting, but his prices were excellent, and I got good service, fast shipping and a couple of guns with some of the prettiest wood I have, especially in the TX200.
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Has some rust issues and dinged up wood. How is the cocking linkage,etc. Might as well buy new
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I got tired of looking so I just bought a new walnut from PA and took a hit in my wallet..lol.
Awesome rifle once I got used to the cocking arrangement.
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That cocking thing with the TX200 I can't do. I much prefer the HW97. Hoping the Pro will be more to my liking.
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well it's nowhere as easy as the 97K. The prosport with the factory full power spring is pretty stiff to cock. It took me several shooting sessions until I figured a way that was easiest for me, and I ain't no weakling..lol. I've had mine apart a couple of times to do some tuning, so I used some lube on the compression tube bearings when I put it back together and it smoothed it out some. I think it's dry from the factory, just rides on the bearings, it wasn't as smooth as I like at first, when cocking it. But like I said the 97K is a cake walk compared to it.
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Uh-oh, it looks like it's time for my standard Pro-Sport PSA. 
Pro-Sports can be very easy to cock -- when done correctly. Assuming you're right handed, the natural thing is to put the butt on or around your right hip when cocking it with the left hand. That's bad ergonomics; it causes your left arm to cross in front of your torso, limiting the involvement of your strongest muscles and forcing your left shoulder to over exert. Instead, move the butt to your left hip and, when you cock it, keep your left elbow from flaring out. That way your bicep and lats do most of the work, kind of like a rowing motion. I can shoot my PS all day that way.
Pro-Sports can be very easy to cock -- when done correctly. Assuming you're right handed, the natural thing is to put the butt on or around your right hip when cocking it with the left hand. That's bad ergonomics; it causes your left arm to cross in front of your torso, limiting the involvement of your strongest muscles and forcing your left shoulder to over exert. Instead, move the butt to your left hip and, when you cock it, keep your left elbow from flaring out. That way your bicep and lats do most of the work, kind of like a rowing motion. I can shoot my PS all day that way.
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is the barrel pointed straight up, then pull down with the left arm, or barrel pointed to the right at an angle?Uh-oh, it looks like it's time for my standard Pro-Sport PSA.
Pro-Sports can be very easy to cock -- when done correctly. Assuming you're right handed, the natural thing is to put the butt on or around your right hip when cocking it with the left hand. That's bad ergonomics; it causes your left arm to cross in front of your torso, limiting the involvement of your strongest muscles and forcing your left shoulder to over exert. Instead, move the butt to your left hip and, when you cock it, keep your left elbow from flaring out. That way your bicep and lats do most of the work, kind of like a rowing motion. I can shoot my PS all day that way.
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I have no problem jacking the Pro Sport. I’m always sitting. I have the bottom of gun pointing to right. Release arm and hook end of arm around your baby finger. The butt of gun is on top of leg. When pulling with right arm I pull a bit with left from top of barrel like a wishbone. Find this most comfortable.
The only complaint from me on the Pro Sport is it’s not available in .20 cal. Crow
The only complaint from me on the Pro Sport is it’s not available in .20 cal. Crow
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More or less straight up. The gun should be in a position so you can comfortably pull down the underlever with your left arm as if you're trying to elbow yourself on the lower left side of your ribs. Your forearm should be kept lined up with your upper arm. Picture a rowing motion that starts up high and doesn't allow your elbow to flare away from your body.
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1,069.95 Euro equalsLol, USA ? That's funny... Maybe the want ads here ?
Or a place overseas that ships to USA
Buy online Air Rifle Air Arms Pro Sport Walnut from AIR ARMS • Shop of AIR ARMS Air Rifles Online Store • Mundilar Airguns
Shop Air Rifle Air Arms Pro Sport Walnut, in AIR ARMS Air Rifles and Air Rifles. Air Rifle Air Arms Pro Sport Walnut from AIR ARMS brand is available for sale online at our specialty store Mundilar Airguns.
You begin to see how this stuff thay hold close to there vest and no competition elsewhere ..
1,186.86 United States Dollar
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Traditional Rifle - For Sale: Air Arms ProSport
Up for sale is an Air Arms ProSport in .177 with the beech stock. The rifle is in great condition save for some unfortunate damage to the stock from when an XS-28 spare barrel fell on the left side of the stock. I have included closeups of the damage. There is also a blemish in the blueing on...
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