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hello everyone...
which is better among the under lever and the break barrel rifles?

Hello Tonysilas

As far as I am concern I prefer Under lever rifle.

MRM

MRM
can u point out the reasons?..it'll be helpfull for me as well as the newbies.

thanks in advance

Hi Tonysilas,

Please refer the previous post by Mundaire "Which Airgun Should I buy? " and you will get all your necesssary information on the post and it also has discussions as well which are elaborative and very nice.after reading those posts i bought myself a AIMCO M300 (underlever) and i am expecting it within next week.

Cheers

hi vassili zaitsev
i have read the post earler. here i'm speaking particularly between breakbarrel and underlever and not on types of air riles.

Tony,

Underlever and Sidelever air rifles are classified as fixed barrel springers. The general opinion is that fixed barrel springers are more accurate than break barrels. But this is debatable. A break barrel from one of the reputed manufacturers will be equal if not better than a fixed barrel. Accuracy depends more on the target shooter not the air rifle.

M.

tonysilas wrote:hello everyone...
which is better among the under lever and the break barrel rifles?

fantumfan2003 wrote:A break barrel from one of the reputed manufacturers will be equal if not better than a fixed barrel. Accuracy depends more on the target shooter not the air rifle.

hi Tony
As mentioned above fixed barrel guns are more accurate and hence I prefer the fixed barrel one.

As per fantumfan2003 accuracy depends upon shoter, Yes I do agree but why not get some technological help of fixed barrel to achieve better performance.

Vassili Zaitsev is expecting his Aimco 300 . I own it and am very happy to have it. Purchasing it directly from AIMCO Calcutta have prooved it to be cheaper as compared to purchasing similar gun from Pune.

MRM

dear tonysilas,
in general term fixed barrels are expected to be more accurate and handy enough for those who mount a scope.underlevers are heavier at the front,whereas side levers are better balenced.for rapid plinking break barrels are the best. moreover it is individual choice .

Basu

What about power???
The only under-lever i shot could not hit properly even at a distance of 10 yards

dear DAN,
if you had a toploader, prima facie, it must be terribly wrong with toploading valve causing huge air leakage or piston seal is not set properly to compress the air.i tested with Lawman's Jimmy underlever which had awesome power with Cherokee spring.

Basu

Hi Tonysilas
same like me I think you also want to know which air rifle is better IHP 35 or Amico M300