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    Ftp900 or tm100

    Looking to do some target shooting..

    Have the FTP900 on my radar, also like the look of the Laminate TM1000
    Anyone owned / own the TM1000 ?

    I'd like to find a shop with one in stock I could go and try, anyone help please ?

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    I have owned a TM1000 from the early days, low hundreds serial number, and it continues to Bring alot of pleasure.

    Something about the quality makes it feel bespoke and very individual, see the factory tour: https://youtu.be/6ThVmbsMEB4

    I have owned Air Arms but never owned a FTP900 so cant compare.

    Tony

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    If you look at the spec sheet of the fpt900 then it probably represents one of the best value fo money airguns on the market, that said if I were to choose it would be the tm1000, for me (being garden shed tuner) it is a more versatile platform, barrel, stock ,calibre changes and may other things are easily done by someone with even a modicum of skills.

    You need to try them both see which one suits your needs best.

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    Mass production rifles never have that special feeling that a hand made gun gives you. Yoy'd feel that it was only meant for you even if this is only in your mind.

    A.G

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    Ftp900

    Just because the silver action on the tm1000 is ugly as hell

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    Technically I don't know which gun is better, I do like shooting my FTP a great deal, it is a very special rifle.

    I am sure the TM1000 is a fine rifle but it's certainly not a looker, very basic and old fashioned styling and for me that's part of it.
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    The Air Arms.

    its pedigree is undeniable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Murphy View Post
    The Air Arms.

    its pedigree is undeniable.
    Same could be said for the TM1000, as it was developed from the Theoben Rapid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NeilMac View Post
    Same could be said for the TM1000, as it was developed from the Theoben Rapid.
    Not as a target rifle.
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    I've had 3 ftp900's very nice guns accurate and consistent ish but I know some people had a reg issues with them and they are bloody heavy guns. Tm I was very close to buying one of my mates very accurate have to say I didn't like the red laminate stock.

    I say buy a used or new fwb800x it's in class of its own.

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    Tm1000

    I bought a TM1000 Grey Laminate / Carbon Shroud

    I love it to bit's..may have to try a FTP900 though and or the HFT500

    Thank you for the help fella's.

    Signman

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    hi there
    i just purchased a ftp900 and it is the most accurate gun ive ever shot slightly heavy for me and i had fitted a hawk side winder 30fs scope. I love it.

    all the best elle

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