Reply With QuoteRip-off Britain again!
6 Months before the VCR, I bought a S & W 6" from JSR for £94 IIRC. Recently I've seen them advertised for £190!!!!!!! I know the Pound has gone down somewhat, but that's taking the P.
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I paid £105 for mine I think, definitely worth that. Of course, thanks to the damnable VCR act, our sponsor no longer sells airguns, and the people that do want quite a bit more than JSR's used to charge.
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Rip-off Britain again!
6 Months before the VCR, I bought a S & W 6" from JSR for £94 IIRC. Recently I've seen them advertised for £190!!!!!!! I know the Pound has gone down somewhat, but that's taking the P.
Walther CP-2 Match, FAS 604 & Tau 7 target pistols, Smith & Wesson 6" & 4" co2 pistol, Crosman 1377,
Baikal IZH 53 pistol, Gamo CFX Royal,177, Umarex SA-10 CO2 pistol.
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Try adjusting it properly.Originally Posted by harvey_s
It won't equal the trigger on a modern Steyr match pistol, but if correctly set up it is damned good - easily the equal of the likes of the old Walther LP2/LP3 match pistols.
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I have had a cometa indian for about two years now. I only have 2 bad points. One is that the cocking lever scratches the cylinder and the second is the plastic breach. However, the plastic breach is well made so it doesn't cause a problem.
Overall i think it is very well made. Once you get used to cocking it is very easy and i think that it is accurate. I can get very tight groups with it.
I have two tempests and although they are completely different in feel i would say that my indain is more fun and a lot more powerful.
I just wish i knew how to take it apart properly to give it a clean. It still smokes after all this time.
I would defo recommend this gun. It is built to last.
Does anyone know where to get a spring for one?
Rich
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