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Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 4:04 pm
by Lawman
Hi, today I purchased one underlever air rifle (.22) from an air-rifle factory at Kidderpur in Kolkata. The name of the company is Jimy and it has charukee spring and it is powerful. The trigger is tight. It costs Rs. 2000/-. So, I am not expecting much from it. But the power is awesome. Posting the pictures below.
Lawman
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Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 4:39 pm
by tirths
Wow!!! Sir. That's the beauty. You now need something to shoot on
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 6:45 pm
by jaz
lawman,
gun is looking nice but tell us somrthing about performence in comparison with IHP.like in earlier post our member kitty was disappointed with performence of aimco model 200.
post us review about power (FPS) etc. etc.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:46 pm
by Basu
dear lawman,
this gun will have awesome power for certain.PURA CHOR MARNEWALA.
Grand look.enjoy.
Basu
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 9:48 pm
by mundaire
Nice to see members bringing up reviews of the lesser known local brand name air-rifles... after all the vast majority of air-rifles in India are produced in the small scale sector and only sold within limited geographies! Like many others here I too grew up with one of the local brands. Who knows, we may just find a gem amongst the variety of small scale makers...
Like everyone else, look forward to seeing the performance review!
It's a fixed barrel, so accuracy should theoretically be a bit better than the break barrels, but being a "tap loader" the power levels (again theoretically) should be a bit lower.... ceteris paribus...
Cheers!
Abhijeet
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Fri Oct 16, 2009 10:39 pm
by Basu
Abhijit,
if the top loader is grinded by valve grinding paste ,will it not stop the air leakage as done in domestic gas oven ?
Basu
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 11:28 am
by jaz
Hi Lawman,
still wating for your performence reviews of jimy under lever as i want to place order of one.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 9:16 pm
by Lawman
Hi, sorry for the delay in writing the review of Jimy Under-lever .22 air rifle. It tested it yesterday. It has a cherokee spring and it is powerful. I tested its accuracy and I am surprised to see that an air-rifle of this price can be so accurate ! I am writing the pros. & cons. of the rifle :
Pros:
It is priced only Rs. 2000/- ex-factory at Kidderpur, Kolkata.
The rifle-stock is made with good quality wood.
It is powerful. The pellet entered and exited cleanly through a Castrol mobil-can (made of thick plastic) from a distance of about 20 yards.
Its accurate. About 1.5” grouping from 10 meters with ordinary pellets. (sorry could not take the picture, will try next Sunday).
Full size air-rifle. 45.5” long with 19” barrel.
Cons:
The air rifle is too heavy.
The under-lever cocking requires too much effort.
The pellet could not penetrate a piece of wood of apprx. ½ ” thickness.
Trigger is hard like any other low cost air-rifle which hampers the accuracy. Trigger is not adjustable.
Could not measure the FPS as I have no chronograph machine.
Overall this Jimy under-lever air rifle is value for money.
Please see the yellow page for the contact info of the manufacturer.
Lawman
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:09 pm
by fantumfan2003
Build quality certainly seems nice. How is the accuracy ? Any idea on fps of the pellets ?
M.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:31 pm
by cooljerry
Hi Lawman,
possible for you to past the contact details ont the site and if possible for them to courier the rifle to delhi.
Thanks
Jerry
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 11:51 am
by anirudhchauhan303
Hi!,
Pls advise the other underlever models available with this supplier, do they also have side levers like RWS 52/54. If U can provide their website or email id would be great. New light aertworks Jodhpur also makes under lever rifles. Have ordered one once it comes in will tell about the performance etc.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 12:31 pm
by muthu
Hi, Lawman
what permission should i get to view your posted pictures ?
Nowadays, i see many postings saying, that
"You dont have permission to view this image".
Can any one help me please....
Thanks.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 2:09 pm
by Big Daddy
Muthu,
all you have to do is register. Follow the link provided on top of the page. Once you log in, you can see all pics.
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:10 pm
by Basu
Hi Lawman,
very good review so to say, as this gun gives 1.5" grouping with odinary pellet,that's great. i can assure you that the grouping can be reduced to 1" by either mastershot wadcutter or may be with gsmith pellets.in case you are interested to reduce the grouping more,you need to do a little gunsmithing in respect of trigger by welding a small nut infront of the tigger on the outside wall of the cylinder thus screwing the trigger backward to a level where it feels tolerable.Pl mind this will enhance slipping of the trigger if pushed too much backward.
Basu
Re: Jimmy Under-lever Air Rifle
Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2009 8:13 pm
by swordfish123
Post some pics of the groupings. The trigger should affect the accuracy. Good to see many people trying out Indian made rifles other than IHP