Drew made an excellent and very honest review of this fantastic rifle. The few points he made hits home and is something worth listening to.
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I really like this gun, very high quality of craftsmanship put into this beauty. My only, well wouldn't call a gripe, is the walnut stock used on this gun and definitely helps in the weight dept, but spring piston guns with their violent rearward action are better off with a heavier wood, like beech, which calms that some what.
Yes it's definitely a gun to have.
Yes it's definitely a gun to have.
I have only had mine for about 3 weeks now and went with the walnut stock, simply because I wanted better looking wood than stand beech like on everything else. It's plenty heavy, and I actually wish it were about a pound lighter. The only thing I do not like is that roll over cheekpiece and the squarish front tends to gouge the side of my hand while holding the gun to cock.
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This rifle is a dream to shoot IMO. I have both calibres and both will do more than what I ask. Mine are both Walnut. They are so accurate.
No other air gun holds a candle to their looks.
As far as cocking, the bend in the end of cocking arm I fit in my ring finger, feels natural, and is a breeze. I’ll watch video tonite. My only gripe is the lily engraving, small potatoes. Excellent rifles. Wish they made it in .20 cal.
I’ve heard this gun will be discontinued. Get one while you can. Crow
No other air gun holds a candle to their looks.
As far as cocking, the bend in the end of cocking arm I fit in my ring finger, feels natural, and is a breeze. I’ll watch video tonite. My only gripe is the lily engraving, small potatoes. Excellent rifles. Wish they made it in .20 cal.
I’ve heard this gun will be discontinued. Get one while you can. Crow
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