Indians For Guns

Hi Friends,
I bought an IHP35 .22cal from AIMCO. It was delivered to me yesterday morning. I was happy about MR.Joy while seeing the way the gun was packed. He was a good person to deal with. I thank him for the prompt delivery. The Gun was in superb condition.

Do I need to Zero the gun, i think it was accurate for about 15 meters.

Congrats!!
No Zeroing As long as you are happy with accuracy
Safe cocking, safe shooting. No blank fire! Don't keep pellet in the barrel if you don't shoot.

Palani heartiest congratulations!!!

Keep shooting man

tc

NK007

Congratz

Fire some more pellets to check if its accurate enough. I recommend you take some support like a stack of newspapers, while firing.

palani12kumar wrote:
Do I need to Zero the gun, i think it was accurate for about 15 meters.

If the gun shoots where you are aiming it, then no. Else yes.

Accuracy in a gun would mean it's ability to land each shot in the exact spot as the previous one. It is a different concept to zeroing...which is basically a means to ensure that the point a shot lands is the same as the point you are aiming at.

Hi palani12kumar,
Good to know that you have started shooting. Well your selection of the air rifle and the source for the same are good.
I wish, now that you have started shooting, you will keep shooting and safely. Further hope that you will acquire many more rifles and wishing you all the best.
BTW what pellets are you using.
Srinivas

Hi Palani,

Congratulations on a very nice start.That is a nice air rifle to start with.Now that you have it,try to work on your target practice,grip,stance,aim etc. Wishing you more fun and shooting action.

Best-
Vikram

Palani

Congrats check this website for tips on zeroing and shooting postures

Best of luck

Thanks for your replies, Friends.

Hi SRI 420 ,
I'm Using Master shot pellets, got from AIMCO and other named "MICRO", a local brand(I think so).

SRI 420 wrote: Further hope that you will acquire many more rifles and wishing you all the best.
Srinivas

I'm going on convincing my father for what I bought now. He's not ready to believe that it doesn't needs any license. He afraid to see a gun in our home.... I planned to import an Crossman1077(.177 cal, repeater). But don't know, how to manage my father to get it......

Don't buy a 1077, it is pretty useless and more like a kiddy gun go for a benjamin sheridan pump and you can import a .177 yourself via post, provided you have a rifle club membership. In fact you can take your father along and show him that it is a competitive sport. He might just understand if the club members talk to him.

Regards,

Dev

Good start.
parental indiffernece can soon be won over. just win yourself some medals in the local matches! Your father will walk 10 ft tall with a smile
and get him here to see whats happening.
Keep on doin it
Best
Axx

Hi guys,

I am also a beginner. And i am looking to buy Model 200 from www.amico.co.in
http://www.aimco.co.in/admin/ProductImage/59_5261.jpg

Do you have review on that. I will be plinking with this gun. No intention for competitions right now.

Thanks for your comments friends....

I too like to know about the efficiency of Model 200....

-- Mon Sep 07, 2009 17:15 --

Hi friends.... Can I fix a scope to my IHP.22 without a rail.....?