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Its a very accurate gun. I fired this 12 shot group at 10mtrs in standing position at the Savarkar range with wadcutter pellets.




Its between 1.5 and 1.75 inches.

Got to mention that this gun is used (and abused) by many other shooters at the range and is used very heavily. Making the group all the more remarkable. I have been consistently getting good groups with this gun in the past too.

This is my best ever grouping and marks my progress on to the IHP Pneumatic .177 from tomorrow.

Manish

hey good shooting.
by the way what paper do u use,it seems the fibres r unable to hold and so the punches are not quite neat,if ur rifle is shooting low fps, u cud stick masking tape behind the target covering the black circles only,this wud help u to get better neater holes.
regards sanjiv

Sanjiv,

Thanks for the tip. Masking tape is the brown one right ?

OT : Any news on the new Air rifle from Gunmark

Manish

biking3819";p="46711 wrote:hey good shooting.
by the way what paper do u use,it seems the fibres r unable to hold and so the punches are not quite neat,if ur rifle is shooting low fps, u cud stick masking tape behind the target covering the black circles only,this wud help u to get better neater holes.
regards sanjiv

fantumfan2003";p="46743 wrote:Sanjiv,

Thanks for the tip. Masking tape is the brown one right ?

OT : Any news on the new Air rifle from Gunmark

Manish

biking3819";p="46711 wrote:hey good shooting.
by the way what paper do u use,it seems the fibres r unable to hold and so the punches are not quite neat,if ur rifle is shooting low fps, u cud stick masking tape behind the target covering the black circles only,this wud help u to get better neater holes.
regards sanjiv

no,its not the brown tape that is packing tape,i am asking u to try for masking tape,its white colored kinda paper tape used generally in paintbooths,u can get them easily in any automotive paint shop or stationary shop,u can tear them easily without scissors.
no news on the new gunmark rifle yet.
cheers sanjiv

I have a National .177 cal and the pellets I am using are very light and irregular in shape (don't remember the brand), I paid Rs 200 for a pack of 500 pellets.

Can anyone suggest a good brand, its price and where can I buy them (I live in Delhi)?

I bought my rifle for Rs 4,000, Is it a nominal price or I paid more?

Thanks in advance!

I shot that group using GSmith P10. I also have a box of GSmith Competiton. Suggest you try those. What model is it ? IHP 35 or 25 ? If its a 25 you were probably overcharged.

ASSAULT wrote:I have a National .177 cal and the pellets I am using are very light and irregular in shape (don't remember the brand), I paid Rs 200 for a pack of 500 pellets.

Can anyone suggest a good brand, its price and where can I buy them (I live in Delhi)?

I bought my rifle for Rs 4,000, Is it a nominal price or I paid more?

Thanks in advance!

I'll find out the model number and post it.

Thanks a ton for the information!

GSmith P10 and Competition are good for IHP .177 cal....

Hey fantum,

My rifle is N 25 .177, so I think I was overcharged (in one of the threads the price is given as 3150)

But No issues; its a beautiful piece !

I agree its a beautiful rifle.
People have shot 10mtr open sight and won medals with N25 in .177.
That should help you in setting up a benchmark.
Its shoots well upto 25 to 30 mtrs.

Manish

ASSAULT wrote:Hey fantum,

My rifle is N 25 .177, so I think I was overcharged (in one of the threads the price is given as 3150)

But No issues; its a beautiful piece !

Thanks man!

Any idea about machine oil as a source of lubricant for gun maintenance?

Thanks in advance!

use only high flash point lubricants for internals...for externals moly paste is good ...

Thanks man....any idea from where I can get these in Delhi?

You can try the Gsmith "Arm-o-lub" for maintenance and lubrication at hinges etc. Available at Garg Armoury, Kashmiri Gate. As the piston seal in IHP is now teflon types, do not introduce any oil in the chamber or else the gun will diesel heavily.