Any buy it for life air rifles?
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this right there!Any competition gun made by Feinwerkbau. I have spent my life trying to find one I could outshoot and I assure you that will never happen. They either go through the same hole or you can clearly feel exactly what you did wrong. You can’t ask more than that from an airgun.
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The point for me not thinking on selling a gun is if it shoots with acurracy - and I don't like to work on my regulated gun so it mustwork great out of the box , with minimum tune .. i only have found that kind of performance on estern European manufacturers .. the gun don't perform to my liking, is out .. don't matter the loss . So in that thought that is why I don't see me selling the ones I have they all shoot flawless..
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Most anything with a wood or especially a walnut stock like the TX200, Daystate Huntman/Revere/Wolverine, older RAWs with walnut stocks, and others.
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I will add this. I would part with my TX because I can buy another. I have 2 very nice, clean Diana 75s. I will never part with as long as I can still use them.
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Not planning to sell any air rifles. Neither am I planning on them lasting for life. If an air rifle lasts more than a couple years you aren't shooting it enough. Every rifle is for life....the life of the rifle.
My life plan is to shoot them until they aren't worth repairing and then shoot another one. The cycle repeats itself until I'm dead.
Which rifle I'm shooting when I die is a mystery yet to be revealed. It certainly won't be anything I'm shooting now. At least I hope not. I'm planning on wearing out several more rifles between now and then.
My life plan is to shoot them until they aren't worth repairing and then shoot another one. The cycle repeats itself until I'm dead.
Which rifle I'm shooting when I die is a mystery yet to be revealed. It certainly won't be anything I'm shooting now. At least I hope not. I'm planning on wearing out several more rifles between now and then.
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I feel the same way about my AZ tuned Martin built BM500. This one goes in the coffin gun rack and stays with me. Uj
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I say the low end budget guns. By the time you take the depreciation loss and factor the cost of shipping they aren’t worth the effort of selling
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All my Sharp, Daystate, Theoben, FWB and AAA are unlikely to ever wear out in my lifetime. My Steyr, FX, and Air Arms... not so much... note that the AA are ProTarget series... not 400, 500, etc, series I consider those to be lifetime...
Bob
Bob
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Nope, they are bought and traded for specific uses. Once you have one good house fire, collecting anything is pointless.
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Any Dynamic Block FX Panthera and Stoeger XM1 Bullshark, XM1 Ranger and XM Shout, The XM1s have 5 year warranty. They are available on my online store but PM or email me for details AirgunDirect.com I am a Stoeger and DNT dealer that stocks product.
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