thinking of getting some junior rifles into the club in an attempt to attract some young blood.
therefore we need some cost effective junior weight match rifles, but which one to choose? would prefer pcp.
anybody got any experience with this?
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thinking of getting some junior rifles into the club in an attempt to attract some young blood.
therefore we need some cost effective junior weight match rifles, but which one to choose? would prefer pcp.
anybody got any experience with this?
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Walther LG300 XT Junior Air Rifle is imo the best option but you may be a bit put off by the price. Then there is the Hammerli AR20, but it really isn't a patch on the Walther. Then there is the Air Arms MPR, but it really is a compromise and probably a little too large for your purposes.
The Walther may be the most expensive but I feel that it would be best suited to your needs and probably best value in the long run.
Rutty
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Gunpower Edge is a reliable gun and accurate with good dioptre sights.
A Real Peaky Blinder - Spring Is The Thing
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That may well be the case, but they have truly awful triggers.Gunpower Edge is a reliable gun and accurate with good dioptre sights.
Rutty
I wondered how that worked..
Have to agree with you there Rutty,truly dreadful
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Air arms s200 target version are good beginners rifles, our club uses them for juniors as they are small and light.
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