I'm looking to purchase a Black Ops Tactical Sniper Rifle, but can't find one. Anyone know where I can find one?
Black Ops Tactical Sniper Rifle
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https://www.americanairgunners.com/product/black-ops-tactical-sniper-gas-piston-air-rifle/
Pyramyd air and Airgun Depot also have them but not in stock
Pyramyd air and Airgun Depot also have them but not in stock
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Ok, from the goofy name I made a bad assumption. 1000 pardons for not reading your mind.
... Shoot it well.
... Shoot it well.
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Found company in NY that's going to order the guns I need and I can get them through him. He's supposed to get 3 in later this month.
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Nope, it's junk. There are better rifles EVEN at that price point.
Why would anyone need three of those?
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Did he say he was getting 3?
I'm betting its more about the look of the rifle??
(Btw I agree with you!)
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Personally, I'm not going to knock your choice of airguns but this one has been around for some time and based on what I know about a quality springer, I stand totally by the ones that are manufactured in Germany or England. Looks can be deceiving but I doubt very seriously that it or anyone can shoot a group as been quoted at 10 meters, it's a break barrel and I would not take the gamble based on its looks.
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This gun is manufactured in Spain by Norica. Here is the camo version..
https://www.aceros-de-hispania.com/carabinas-norica/dead-eye-norica-grs-camo-carabina.asp?producto=dead-eye-norica-camo
https://www.aceros-de-hispania.com/carabinas-norica/dead-eye-norica-grs-camo-carabina.asp?producto=dead-eye-norica-camo
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BMTAirgunsniper, This is my first post on here after lurking awhile, but I wanted to tell you that I have a Black Ops rifle, as well as quite a few other .177 & .22 air rifles, mostly break-barrels, and my Black Ops is a very accurate, good shooting gun. It has the scope that came on it from the factory, and i can shoot very respectable groups with it. It was slightly used when I got it and the previous owner lost both of the caps that cover the adjustment screws on the scope. Otherwise, it looks like new. I have probably shot it 100 times. Some would say that it is not"broke in" yet, but I don't know how many times it had been fired before I got it. Probably not more than 100. I hope you like yours as much as I do mine.
PS- You will need to learn, if you don't already know, how to use a modified version of the artillery hold to shoot it with consistent accuracy. I say modified because of the bipods attached to the forestock of the rifle.
PS- You will need to learn, if you don't already know, how to use a modified version of the artillery hold to shoot it with consistent accuracy. I say modified because of the bipods attached to the forestock of the rifle.
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