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I know that this question is repeated on this forum about hudred times but i am in dilemma.I live in Thane-mumbai.I am a beginner in airrifle shooting.The price of ihp national 25 .177 is Rs7000.It is bit too high.I know this gun is not good in competition so is it worth taking it or should i take a cheap .22 and save money and by a pro rifle when fully trained?.And does aimco have .177 airrifles.please guide help me i dont know well about this and sorry about posting a repeated question.

The price seems a little bit high for IHP National 25. Look for a IHP National 35. About getting a .22 and starting from there, AFAIK .177 and .22 has different trajectory so it'd be better if you start on a .177 Also only .177 is allowed to used in competitions. If you are looking for a plinking gun, get the IHP 35. It's more than adequate for plinking. I looked up on Aimco site but couldn't find .177 rifles. I advice you to contact airgun_novice, hes a member here and he's from Thane, Mumbai too.

thanx priyan.i think i should go for a .177.thnx for your advice

Dear Aadi007,
I have one National -25 in 0.177 caliber, bought a year and half back.
It came in very crude shape.It was tuned twice to make it perfect.
It is dead accurate now.I would say this is a toy,you can play for hours
without getting tired.Low noise is another feature of this gun.

Basu

aadi007 wrote:I know that this question is repeated on this forum about hudred times but i am in dilemma.I live in Thane-mumbai.I am a beginner in airrifle shooting.The price of ihp national 25 .177 is Rs7000.It is bit too high.I know this gun is not good in competition so is it worth taking it or should i take a cheap .22 and save money and by a pro rifle when fully trained?.And does aimco have .177 airrifles.please guide help me i dont know well about this and sorry about posting a repeated question.

call them directly
Aimco enterprise
c/o J.biswas and co.
2,chowringhee road,
Esplanade
Kolkata-700013.

Telephone No :

033-22283146

friend,
somehow .177 indian make is not worth,if you are planning to compete.http://indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3246 go through this.mr.Abhijeet has given detailed note about what to buy.
regards