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| jeager106 |
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I'm sending Remington Npss number two back to Pyramid Air for a $300 credit towards a beter .22 cal. cair rifle.
This one costs $349 without scope.
I'm thinking of adding the Leapers 6 X 24 mil dot A.O. airgun scope at $96 bucks.
I've owned several Leapers and found them to be good value for the buck.
Do any of you own the RWS 350 Mag? Wonder more about accuracy than power but the reviews rate them high in both catagories.
Thoughts/comments welcome.
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| | | | | | | | | Re: Thoughts please on RWS 350 Magnum? | | | | | |
| Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:58 am |
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| kanyon |
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| jeager106 wrote: |
I'm sending Remington Npss number two back to Pyramid Air for a $300 credit towards a beter .22 cal. cair rifle.
This one costs $349 without scope.
I'm thinking of adding the Leapers 6 X 24 mil dot A.O. airgun scope at $96 bucks.
I've owned several Leapers and found them to be good value for the buck.
Do any of you own the RWS 350 Mag? Wonder more about accuracy than power but the reviews rate them high in both catagories.
Thoughts/comments welcome.
Thanks. |
Buy a desent gun....Theoben.... 
The 350 is a good shooter....
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| Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:27 am |
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| I'd certainly give the 350 a try. |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 12:40 am |
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| Griff1950 |
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| My 350 in .177 is very accurate, and not even broken in yet. |
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| Posted: Fri Jun 25, 2010 2:02 am |
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| jeager106 |
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Reminton NPSS number rwo is gone. Fed Ex picked it up today. P.A. has no 350 Magnum in stock, expected in zjuly around the 5th.
I soke iwth technician znikki who has been with zP.A. for 8 years and thinks well of the RWS 350 saying they can be pretty "picky" as to pellets and recommended Crossman Premium 14.3 grain pells.
She impressed me wih her general knowledge so I bought the Hawk scope in 4 X 12 X 40 she recommended with a strong mount that will accept Weaver bases.
She claims 50 yard accuracy should be quite good once broke in.
It was a bit of a leap of faith to just take her word for the accuracy and power of the 350 Mafnum wih many guns getting an average of 850 to 890 f.p.s. test result sent in by customers. She claims only one RWS returned in 8 years with Pyramyd Air.
She suggests head shots on varmints weighing over 10 pounds and reminded me that it will be hard to cock until I get used to the heavey spring.
I've read Hawk makes a premium glass and requires a strong mount and rings to combat recoil impulse.
Any of you more experienced air gunners have a set up like this one?
I'm still receptive to suggestions on ammo so please throw in your two cents worth please.
Thanks,
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