Indians For Guns

Aimco Website Has Stared Pre Booking Of Two new Indian made pistols from precihole sports.

1) PHOENIX AIRPISTOL IN 4.5MM
2) TAURUS AIRPISTOL IN 5.5MM

http://www.aimco.co.in/products/239-tau ... ihole.aspx

aimco website has Both the pistol also looking good and having decent specs.

But Precihole has not mentioned anything about the lauch of this pistols in their websites . also why cant i find any information about this pistol anywhere other than aimco.

did any of our senior member tried this pistol . . please give a short review .

Have shot a bit with these. The air pistol feels well made with the same level of high fit, finish and feel as the precihole nx air rifle. I paticularly liked the way the grip feels in hand. It is accurate enough and ideal for plinking utpo 10meters or so when space is a restriction. For the price range, it is the best bet currently.

**i am no "senior" member, just sharing my two cents **

It's indeed heartening to know that this 'Little Beauty' will soon be out in the market
I have had the privilege to shoot both the calibers which I found to be highly ergonomic (Grip & Balance)
The added feature (very ingenious) is the "Cocking Aid"
For those who plan to target shoot up to 10 meters & plink for fun this AP fits the bill in every which way!!!
Briha

Are these pistols spring powered or Nitro Piston Powered ?

GNV wrote:Are these pistols spring powered or Nitro Piston Powered ?

SPRING POWERED
Briha

Nice looking guns... Might probably give it a try sometime.

Looks like a much better alternative to the only(?) other rifled IHP AP. Would've been even more desirable with mini gas ram action. Maybe easier cocking.

brihacharan wrote:It's indeed heartening to know that this 'Little Beauty' will soon be out in the market
I have had the privilege to shoot both the calibers which I found to be highly ergonomic (Grip & Balance)
The added feature (very ingenious) is the "Cocking Aid"
For those who plan to target shoot up to 10 meters & plink for fun this AP fits the bill in every which way!!!
Briha

Briha sir,
why haven't precihole sports mentioned nothing about this pistol in their official page.

suvin001 wrote:

brihacharan wrote:It's indeed heartening to know that this 'Little Beauty' will soon be out in the market
I have had the privilege to shoot both the calibers which I found to be highly ergonomic (Grip & Balance)
The added feature (very ingenious) is the "Cocking Aid"
For those who plan to target shoot up to 10 meters & plink for fun this AP fits the bill in every which way!!!
Briha

Briha sir,
why haven't precihole sports mentioned nothing about this pistol in their official page.

Simply because "It has not been officially launched".....Obviously somebody literally "Jumped the Gun"

Briha

Always had the thought of buying precihole merchandise, but this time i will be getting this AP in 4.5. More eagerly waiting for their PCP

These look fairly well made. I might actually buy a couple. But will wait for reviews first.

Cocking aid is a neat idea. Looks like its going to put some pressure on the front sights. wonder how the front sights are fitted. Hope they had done something to push the barrel down directly rather than through the sights. I still might buy one. - Proud owner of scorpious..

Just picked up the Taurus in .22 from Kovibazaar. Overall it is quite well made and solid but the finishing leaves a bit to be desired. The rubberized coating is a bit uneven in places and peeling slightly on one of the edges. Metal bit could also do with a little better finishing and the top of the plastic handgrip could be a little smoother.
The cocking aid is a helpful tool but it could be a bit tighter so that is could be left on while firing, similar to the muzzle weight of the Karbin.
Ive fired about 40-50 shots with various pellets so far and the gun is yet to be fully broken in and sighted for accuracy.

My only issue is with the trigger. A lot of recoil/vibration is transferred to the trigger and also to the finger. It feels more harsh compared to any of the the other air rifles and pistols I have fired. It almost feels as though the trigger is slapping back against my finger after the shot. This is throwing my aim off as well as resulting in a numb/tingly trigger finger after a few shots.

There is what looks like a small nut on a bolt just behind the trigger. Can I use this to make adjustments to the trigger feel ? If so then how do I do this since it isnt mentioned in the manual.

Waiting for their pcp for a long time ,resisting the urge to import a AF rifle

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