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    Quote Originally Posted by Alakar View Post
    Didn't you once make a pistol from balsa wood , a smarties tube and some sticky back plastic ?
    Or was that just one of your " wobblys " ?
    Wasn't that ALL 'Wobblys' ?
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    On this very rare occasion, I will have to agree with Ian that the guns are amazing value for money. Like many of us, I have loads of expensive guns and enjoy using them all. However, since purchasing one of these in .22 calibre, the cheapest gun i have purchased in a very long time is proving to be superb fun to shoot. As Mr Jones says, it is no match trigger, but certainly good enough for good accuracy. I hate to admit it, but the Kral is my favourite gun at the moment, and those .22 pellets certainly welly the target for our usual club "Cartridge Case Challenge" indoors at the club every Sunday.
    Last week we had a total of three Krals on one side of the range pinging spent cartridge cases all over the show. It is very much a "case" of finding a perfect gun for the task, in this case plinking. However, the gun is more than up to some serious field work in my opinion. Simply brilliant value for money!
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    Falling over them at our club as well Guess that's why Mcavoys have sold out Good for the money for sure !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Amac View Post
    On this very rare occasion, I will have to agree with Ian that the guns are amazing value for money.
    Andy
    Im going to get that statement mounted and framed.

    Quote Originally Posted by mallyally View Post
    Falling over them at our club as well Guess that's why Mcavoys have sold out Good for the money for sure !!
    If the canny lads from Sandhall are buying them they must be a bargain.
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    had a go of my m8s and i was seriously impressed. i could fire the rounds off just as fast as with my skan r32. if they solve the crowning problem these guns are amazing for the price

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    had a go of my m8s and i was seriously impressed. i could fire the rounds off just as fast as with my skan r32. if they solve the crowning problem these guns are amazing for the price
    Of the four I know of (two mine and two club members/friends with one) non have suffered from any crowning problems. Could it have been a 'Friday gun' ?
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    Partly on the basis of what I've read here and from other reviews (And having seen Lloyd from BAR award it under 500 quid airgun of the year) I've ordered one. Sportsguns of Cardigan will be delivering it next weekend.

    Can't wait.

    Now I need to decide if the BSA R-10 becomes my dedicated NV rifle and the Kral my go to gun or the other way round.......
    Daystate Air Ranger FAC - Kral Bullpup & NP03 - CZ 452 .22lr - Lithgow 17hmr - Remington 783 .223 - Franchi 612vs 12G - Renato Gamba 12G O/U - Hatsan Escort 12G
    Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.....

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