Winchester .177 Model 1000X
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Winchester .177 Model 1000X
Hi all,
My friend in Canada suggested this as a pretty consistant & powerful airrifle shooting at 1000 FPS, very close to a HW80.
He has suggested he could send one over by DHL couriers.
My son could use one of these.
I was working on the expences part, & would like your comments if there would be any hidden costs involved.
CAD $185 x @46/- = INR 8510.00
Add Courier charges approx INR 5700/-
Duty & Taxes exempted on .177 Calibre
Total Amount - INR 14210/- Not bad
I also expect a discount of $20.00
The link is
http://www.dlairgun.com/Winchester.htm
My friend in Canada suggested this as a pretty consistant & powerful airrifle shooting at 1000 FPS, very close to a HW80.
He has suggested he could send one over by DHL couriers.
My son could use one of these.
I was working on the expences part, & would like your comments if there would be any hidden costs involved.
CAD $185 x @46/- = INR 8510.00
Add Courier charges approx INR 5700/-
Duty & Taxes exempted on .177 Calibre
Total Amount - INR 14210/- Not bad
I also expect a discount of $20.00
The link is
http://www.dlairgun.com/Winchester.htm
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Re: Winchester .177 Model 1000X
AFAIK, you cannot buy airgun in canada which is more than 600fps.
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Re: Winchester .177 Model 1000X
Shamsher,
You will probably know this but just in case you don't, Winchester do not make airguns to the best of my knowledge. There is a lot of re-branding going on and this is almost certainly another example of this practice. Ask the shop owner whether this is a rebranded Mendoza, Hatsan or a Chinese make and let me know. Don't get carried away by the 1000 fps figure.
If your decision isn't dictated by a very strict budget, I would steer clear of this air-rifle and use this opportunity to get your son something better. How old is he?
Mack The Knife
You will probably know this but just in case you don't, Winchester do not make airguns to the best of my knowledge. There is a lot of re-branding going on and this is almost certainly another example of this practice. Ask the shop owner whether this is a rebranded Mendoza, Hatsan or a Chinese make and let me know. Don't get carried away by the 1000 fps figure.
If your decision isn't dictated by a very strict budget, I would steer clear of this air-rifle and use this opportunity to get your son something better. How old is he?
Mack The Knife
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Shamsher, I imported one of these for a friend. It's actually a turkish made hatsan. The fiber optic sights are cheap plastic and the cocking lever scraped against the insert in the stock when cocking the rifle. I would not recommend going through all the hassle to import one of these.
You are better off importing a RWS 34 panther for just a bit more.
Cheers
GG
You are better off importing a RWS 34 panther for just a bit more.
Cheers
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