I think the law of diminishing returns start to set in from here. You have a great rifle. It will probably cost a lot more, to get a little better
hey people at the moment i have a s400 walnut thumbhole.
i think its time to upgrade, but i dont know what to any ideas or help?
I think the law of diminishing returns start to set in from here. You have a great rifle. It will probably cost a lot more, to get a little better
Pick up your gun, shove a bullet up the spout
It's the Major Dennis Bloodnok Rock'n' Roll Call Tango
The rifles a good un mate. S400's are very capable.
What I would suggest is an upgrade in the football team lol.
Theoben TTR1 .177, Steven B Blue/Grey Laminate Stock, Nutshot Mod, Hawke Sidewinder 10x42 Tac IR
Daystate Pulsar. 177, Donny FL Sumo Mod, Pard NV008LRF
Cheers for the reply I'm thinking something in the range of £800 second hand just want a nice silkier smooth gun
What kind of shooting you into like....
VAYA CON DIOS
The best quality over engineered rifle i ever used was a Ripley XL1
Unbelievable , you actually need to handle one to appreciate really
Super slick and smooth , 300bar fill pressure gives loads of shots almost like buddy bottle
Much better than any mass produced variant
AR5 are just as nice , get the man Paul Wilson to dress it in lovely piece of sporting Walnut and you never use another rifle agian
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Or for proper out of the box thinking...... BAR have Sports Match GC2 for sale......rare as rockin horse s**t
Course this is only opinion man , ya cant beat having a touchy feely
Good luck
Steve
VAYA CON DIOS
daystate mk4is is a good un,plenty of shots,very accurate.only downside is the price but there is not much about that is better for the money.is a big jump from your aa but then the next lot of rifles will come in around the £1600 mark
Some very good advice has been passed already, I can only really echo what others have said regards your rifle they are cracking guns. I've had an Air Ranger and spend a good amount of time with the Wolf too but I doubt you will find them any more accurate than your S400. Riply's are very nice, but my advice to you is go and handle as many different rifles as you can and see what feels right for YOU, then and only then spend your money. My Falcon FN19 is still the most predictably accurate rifle I own. Only yesterday I was punching 8mm center to center groups at 30yds with it.
What I'm trying to say is if you are planning on selling you current rifle don't do it until your absolutely sure you're happy with the replacement.
Regards. Hal.