Airgun for a fairly experienced shooter!!!Help!!
Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 3:26 am
Hello everyone,
Here it goes..Ive had it with my old pioneer air rifle, its worthless now, no accuracy, no power, broken stock....etc etc. Its like 30 years old. So ive been searching the whole forum for like 2 days to find an ideal gun but no luck, some gun is good with something and some other is good with somethin else. I even went to 2-4 gun dealers in Ludhiana and found the much liked manufacturers like ihp etc, along with some unknown ones(though their guns are attractive). I have a budget of around Rs3000-4000. What i look for in a rifle is power, accuracy, range and durability. The finish is least of my priorities. I would be mounting a good scope on it in near future if it could do better with one, so a scope rail would be delightful. i even saw the aimco model 200 that looks much like tirths cannon 65. Ive even seen the aimco model 95, quite durable and fine but didnt have and opportunity to shoot with it .. I know that most of you will advise me to check the older posts first but believe me, i have and they dont help in my case, I'll be waiting for a helpful reply
Thanks
King
PS- Oh and i dont know if i told you guys earlier but i had bought a gamo p800 .177 pistol, big waste of money(rs4000). The thing aint worth the money, atleast not here, maybe in UK. Has a rough recoil that craps over the accuracy....and power..ha.. least expected from a big manufacturer like gamo
Here it goes..Ive had it with my old pioneer air rifle, its worthless now, no accuracy, no power, broken stock....etc etc. Its like 30 years old. So ive been searching the whole forum for like 2 days to find an ideal gun but no luck, some gun is good with something and some other is good with somethin else. I even went to 2-4 gun dealers in Ludhiana and found the much liked manufacturers like ihp etc, along with some unknown ones(though their guns are attractive). I have a budget of around Rs3000-4000. What i look for in a rifle is power, accuracy, range and durability. The finish is least of my priorities. I would be mounting a good scope on it in near future if it could do better with one, so a scope rail would be delightful. i even saw the aimco model 200 that looks much like tirths cannon 65. Ive even seen the aimco model 95, quite durable and fine but didnt have and opportunity to shoot with it .. I know that most of you will advise me to check the older posts first but believe me, i have and they dont help in my case, I'll be waiting for a helpful reply
Thanks
King
PS- Oh and i dont know if i told you guys earlier but i had bought a gamo p800 .177 pistol, big waste of money(rs4000). The thing aint worth the money, atleast not here, maybe in UK. Has a rough recoil that craps over the accuracy....and power..ha.. least expected from a big manufacturer like gamo