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PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 6:38 pm Reply with quote
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What with the cost of Co2 and using my Air Arms TX over the winter almost exclusively, I dug my B4 out to give it a try and compared to the TX it's junk!. So what would you nominate as the worst airgun you have owned?
I'll start it off with the SMK B4. Thumb Down! v2

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:23 pm Reply with quote
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The worst i've owned recently was the Crosman Nightstalker, though to be fair I've run across a lot of people who like thie "gun". I found the trigger to be supremely frustrating as you couldn't squeeze it back to a break point. You had to actually "jerk" it. The gun is made for unloading multiple pellets at things like drink cans. if you enjoy actually sighting and aiming try a different co2 rifle. (of course other types of rifle would be apples and oranges). I traded my Nightstalker fo a Daisy 622X (out of production now.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 10:45 am Reply with quote
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Gamo PT-80

The POS literally fell apart in my hands the first week I had it. Evil or Very Mad And talk about trigger pull from hell. Eeeeeek!
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.22 caliber


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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 12:59 pm Reply with quote
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Ro 72.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 6:21 pm Reply with quote
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any gun starting with the brand "marksman"

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 6:54 pm Reply with quote
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2 Crosman 1077 & Crosman AutoAir II & Marksman 2004
all of them start leaking before their warranty was out.
So I got my money back for all of them from CanadianTire.
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:39 pm Reply with quote
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I have PT80 in the bottom of a popcorn tin we use to hold canes and such. It would never group its shots, and the seal broke for no apparent reason. On the other hand my son has one that's very accurate and he's had for over a year. i think they may run "hpt and cold" so to speak. Mine was a piesc of ....whatever, Ben's seems ok.

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Sorry, that should have read "hot" and cold. I've got to slow down and check my posts. Embarassed

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 7:53 pm Reply with quote
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Thinking about it in the 1950s I did have an air gun that was worse than my B4, and that was a rifle that I can’t remember the make of, although I think it was a Diana?

You unscrewed a cap on the end of the muzzle and withdrew a short 6 inch barrel, inserted a pellet and screwed it back in the muzzle, you then cocked it by braking the barrel like a kids pop gun, you could never get the barrel to seat in the same place twice so the grouping was about 6 inches at 10m and the only way to get any power out of it was to give it a squirt of oil down the barrel fairly often.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 10:03 pm Reply with quote
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Marksman 2005 pistol. Spring-powered, needs a "tool" to load pellets properly, not even accurate at 10 feet. Total and complete POS. This is the kind of gun that would turn anyone off airguns if they bought this sorry crappile as their first gun.

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Surpriseingly, For myself it was a Crosman 1377"C",worst bloody pistol(even though other people swear by them) I've ever owned, after 2 week's it bacame an early Xmas present to my brother-in-law in the Philippines.Wouldn't even take one now if it was given to me,LOL, other than that all of the pellet gun's I've bought over the year's have been top notch in my book's, with the exception of a KL3B Fast Deer I owned for about a week or so, Laughing , My latest additin, a QB57 in 22 caliber is awesome, If any of you guy's have the oppurtunity to shoot one, or purchase one, Do It!! You will not be dissapointed. Cheer's, Andy.


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 5:40 am Reply with quote
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Alstone wrote:
Thinking about it in the 1950s I did have an air gun that was worse than my B4, and that was a rifle that I can’t remember the make of, although I think it was a Diana?

You unscrewed a cap on the end of the muzzle and withdrew a short 6 inch barrel, inserted a pellet and screwed it back in the muzzle, you then cocked it by braking the barrel like a kids pop gun, you could never get the barrel to seat in the same place twice so the grouping was about 6 inches at 10m and the only way to get any power out of it was to give it a squirt of oil down the barrel fairly often.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:22 am Reply with quote
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You've lost me there Anton. Question

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#1 Crosman Auto Air 2 ,I had to take it apart to see if there was any metal in it at all! ! #2 Is my Chinese Westlake .177 break barrel pistols.I thought I just got a bad one ,so I bought another only to find out it is even worse than the first one LOL .My old 1965 Marksman 1010 flip barrel will out shoot both of these Westlakes and that isn't saying to much about none of them.I won't include that little HS Bakelite push barrel I just bought because it is just a novelty,believe it or not it is fun to shoot and has gained power since I have been shooting it.But you always have to guess which way the BB will fly.
It shoots .177 Marksman darts really well for some reason,I can put them in a 4" circle at 20 feet.

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