Paper punching at 25 yards

[short-carabine]

The Chinese made CP1 isn't bad at all. Nice long barrel and accurate with good consistency. The SMK "Victory" ones are better made than some others. I have one in .177 and one in .25, but they do a .22 as well. An aftermarket spring guide and hat and a minor trigger mod really improve the basic design.

[cozzamec]

The Chinese made CP1 isn't bad at all. Nice long barrel and accurate with good consistency. The SMK "Victory" ones are better made than some others. I have one in .177 and one in .25, but they do a .22 as well. An aftermarket spring guide and hat and a minor trigger mod really improve the basic design.

Don't suppose you know where to get the upgraded guide and hat?

[short-carabine]

Don't suppose you know where to get the upgraded guide and hat?

Certainly do: http://www.ukchineseairgunforum.org....?f=108&t=47629 A guy called jonti does them at a very reasonable price!

[cozzamec]

Certainly do: http://www.ukchineseairgunforum.org....?f=108&t=47629 A guy called jonti does them at a very reasonable price!

Brilliant, cheers

[short-carabine]

Brilliant, cheers

No probs mate, the sets come with fitting instructions and are dead easy to fit. Jonti is a great bloke.

[harry mac]

I'd definitely go for the CP1. I regularly use mine to shoot at 20 yards on PL12 targets, and it puts up a decent performance at that range. Mine's a .22. One 12g bulb is good for 40 shots, and that will keep them all in the 8 ring for me (If I was a better shot, that could be a 9 ring group). Many more than 40 though and it starts to drop out of the black.
The grip shape though, is awful. I modified mine so that it could be held by a human.
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