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Discuss Air Arms .22 Pro Sport at the Shooting, Hunting & Fishing forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; I currently have an AA TX 200 HC and am looking at the Pro Sport ...
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    Air Arms .22 Pro Sport

    I currently have an AA TX 200 HC and am looking at the Pro Sport as an upgrade.

    I have been offered one for £400 with scope that has seen perhaps 30 pellets through it.

    The rifle itself is spotlas and comes with damper mounts, the scope is, however, unbranded.

    Does £400 seem a fair price?

    Shooting is mostly rabbits/pigeons and sometimes targets.

    Cheers for any opinions.

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    For that sort of money, I'd be expecting something that goes bang and fills your lungs with cordite.

    Get FAC'd up and buy yourself a .17 HMR.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravers View Post
    For that sort of money, I'd be expecting something that goes bang and fills your lungs with cordite.Get FAC'd up and buy yourself a .17 HMR.
    You've not bought an air rifle recently have you? It's not your standard break action stuff we had as kids. £400 is cheap for some of the things people run around bunnybashing with. But I agree with you, guns go "bang" not "phut."
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    I've got a very nice .22 Webley Tomahawk. It cost a fuck load less than £400. Handy for shooting bunnies out of my kitchen window, otherwise it only gets used as a tin can buster on camping trips or as a loan gun for mates who come to stay.

    This gets a hell of a lot more use:

    Mine not actually the one shown in the pic, but it's the same.
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    Savage .17Hmr at the moment bargain prices for less than a used air gun and scoped too!
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    Sooooo...no opinions then...lol.

    I can't go bang, only phut thanks to where I shoot otherwise I would most likely have been going bang a while back. Most of my pigeon shooting is inside a barn so air rifle it is.

    As for the cost...well I would love a Feinwerkbau P70 Alu but I don't have a spare £2000.
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    Feinwerkbau P70 Alu? Why? Are you shooting paper?

    Otherwise a real waste of money IMO.

    If you dropped it, it would cost more to fix than buying many a .17HMR rifle AND a scope.

    Anyhow, when you become independent, you'll get it a lot cheaper that the rest of the [former] UK.

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    When you are independant you will need a section 1 license for it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ravers View Post
    I've got a very nice .22 Webley Tomahawk. It cost a fuck load less than £400. Handy for shooting bunnies out of my kitchen window, otherwise it only gets used as a tin can buster on camping trips or as a loan gun for mates who come to stay.

    This gets a hell of a lot more use:

    Mine not actually the one shown in the pic, but it's the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by plunderer View Post
    Feinwerkbau P70 Alu? Why? Are you shooting paper?

    Otherwise a real waste of money IMO.

    If you dropped it, it would cost more to fix than buying many a .17HMR rifle AND a scope.

    Anyhow, when you become independent, you'll get it a lot cheaper that the rest of the [former] UK.

    tac
    My next door neighbour is an Olympic and commonwealth gold medalist at shooting paper. I had a go of his one (highly modified) and I was amazed that I must also be an olympic shooter coz I am amazing!!..lol

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