Reply With QuoteThey are powerful.
I had one in .177 ...I hit what I aimed at once every five shots.
Not easy to shoot well.
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In the many years I have been shooting, never fixed a 240. Bought one when they came out, but did not keep it long. Yesterday had fix one that would not cock, was a bit concerned about stripping it, but turned out not difficult. Put it together and was amazed it is putting out 4.9 ft.lb. from that short barrel. Took a pic of it in parts as there only seems to be one other on the net.
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They are powerful.
I had one in .177 ...I hit what I aimed at once every five shots.
Not easy to shoot well.
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Love my .22
Takes a few shots to get your hold right then great fun
Mine there are a few sharp bits
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I remember the sharp bits!
"nine point eight"
I was always worried that the piston to frame-top spars would snap.
And the grip was unergonomic to the extreme.
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I totally agree. It sure is a nicely made pistol though.Originally Posted by gingernut
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