my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

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my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Mon Oct 04, 2010 9:31 pm

today i bought ihp 35 for Rs.5300 i it is .22 with master shot 5.6 mm pointed pellets cal rifled barrel,great recoil with little smoke its great ,very heavy and oiled properly shopkeper said its original ihp .22 cal rifle i saw a culcutta made sdb mod 300 underlever for rs.6500 & light art works underlever (jodhpur) for 6500 but i bought ihp i hav a doubt that is original ihp or not because it is .22 ca someone tell me it is original or duplicate ?

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by nash » Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:23 pm

Congrats on ur purchase!

Ihp 35 in .22 is Rs.3800 in Aimco Calcutta.. and I can assure u that its original..
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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by miss_3006 » Mon Oct 04, 2010 10:49 pm

How can we say unless u post some pictures :)

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Tue Oct 05, 2010 1:10 am

thanks everyone i m feeling very lucky by havin your support once again i want to thanks from my heart to all ifgans i have tasted 5 shots by firing on few books (from 5 meter dist) the mastershot pointed head it smashad 250 pages & 1 shot went on wall & pellet gone totaly flat i m realy happy with the power & recoil i will soon post pics thanks everybody.

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by herb » Tue Oct 05, 2010 4:44 am

Congratulations! Post some pictures when you have the time.

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by Vassili Zaitsev » Tue Oct 05, 2010 12:06 pm

Shooting books? :shock: ......
But congrats on your new rifle...
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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Tue Oct 05, 2010 1:13 pm

here the pic from n72 fon i always browse with my n72, thank you everyone.
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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by miss_3006 » Tue Oct 05, 2010 1:27 pm

Great! looks original to me. Keep shooting the hell out of it, the more you shoot the better they get.

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Tue Oct 05, 2010 1:56 pm

i will go to gujrat because there is lots of open space i will shoot there , in mumbai there ain't no place for shootin

-- Tue Oct 05, 2010 3:02 pm --

i m feeling pain in my arms and thighs i did shot only 5 shots indoor but i was watchin & checkin new gun for more than hour now i knew that air rifles are heavey i shall exercise and start practisin with gun..

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by MoA » Tue Oct 05, 2010 2:27 pm

Cybershot you must be in real bad shape if five shots from an air gun are making your arms and legs hurt. Or did you use your arms and legs as a target? :shock:

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Tue Oct 05, 2010 3:35 pm

for the first time i saw a rifled barrel looks great (beautiful) i got a thick cotten gun carry cover can be hanged on shoulder the gun is 44 inch long easy to cock but the trigger pull is little heavy the wooden stock is in good shape well polished i feel the break barrel rifles are easiest to use and i have mastershots 1 i hit on the wall it got totally flat overall its the great gun thank you .

-- Tue Oct 05, 2010 4:35 pm --

for the first time i saw a rifled barrel looks great (beautiful) i got a thick cotten gun carry cover can be hanged on shoulder the gun is 44 inch long easy to cock but the trigger pull is little heavy the wooden stock is in good shape well polished i feel the break barrel rifles are easiest to use and i have mastershots 1 i hit on the wall it got totally flat overall its the great gun thank you .

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by striker » Tue Oct 05, 2010 6:20 pm

cybershot wrote:here the pic from n72 fon i always browse with my n72, thank you everyone.

congrats :)

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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by Lenny » Tue Oct 05, 2010 6:33 pm

Congrats Buddy, more than breaking the barrel , looks like you have to break your arms,(thats exercising)
Thats it. do some pushups and the works , count what your BMI is , Body Mass Index is


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Re: my new ihp 35 .22 cal bought today (experience)

Post by cybershot » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:20 pm

thanks extraordinaryly thankful to all ifgans
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