Smoggerati
Another vote in favour of rammers, I have an evo in .177 and love it. Accurate lightweight quiet and dependable. As rhys said the triggers are the weak spot but they can be adjusted to an acceptable standard. Provided the rifle is in good condition snap it up mate.
Hth Chris
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It’s apparently mint condition, my version of mint may differ from theirs, off to view this Saturday, anything I should look out for? The guy says it’s just had new seals.
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Don't attempt to cock it without the stock on , You will damage the cocking shoe .Originally Posted by BigFatWilson
Smoggerati
Common problem is the triggers being pulled when the barrel isn't shut. Don't touch it if the stock has been repaired for a crack through the grip as it will probably have a bent barrel too if this has happened. Generally the repaired stock is easier to spot than the bent barrel. hth mate
Chris
Lord GoodWill of Hunting
I've one in .20 plain Jane ambi-stock and I've still got it
Trigger on mine is rubbish, well the first stage is rubbish and it's hold sensitive, in that you have to be consistent with the trigger and hold to get the accuracy.
That said, my most mental bestest ever 5 shot group (with rammer or springer) was shot with this gun, rested at 27y. If I were to show the card on here I'd be accused of lying.
A very satisfying gun to shoot.
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