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Fab pics guys and thanks for your help. I'm now the owner of the HW77 and thanks to your comments I knew what I was looking at. The seller also threw in a sling and a padded rifle case for the same cash. Couldn't be happier.

It does. Thanks Sean

To cut a very long story very short I'm looking to buy an underlever. I've been offered a hw77 which on paper sounds ideal but the one in question has been modified and I haven't got a clue why. If someone could explain what the mods are for I'd be extremely grateful. Brass safety catch (I'm assuming this is asthetic?) V-mach muzzle break (completely clueless on this one) Sling fittings and finally is £175 a sensible price? Thanks!

Thank you for all your suggestions! Very small meaning a standard rifle stock is 5" too long but not small enough to be fobbed off with something woefully inacurate as shes already participated in her first HFT competition and joined the local club using her saved up pocket money. Non-PCP because if shes going to learn to shoot then shes also going to learn to strip down and clean her rifle. Chopping the stock may throw the balance but the alternative is 4 days of backache as a result of her shoulder being pushed too far back whilst using a rifle too large. In that position any a

Can anyone suggest a relatively light but good quality non-PCP single shot .177 air rifle suitable for a child. I know there are a few specific "childrens" rifles available but the ones I've looked at have been of incredibly poor quality build or inaccurate or horrifically overpriced or in several cases all of the above and worse. £350 for a very prettily package one in a presentation box with a corroded mechanism being the worst offender to date. I'm not averse to buying something and shortening the stock to fit bearing in mind that this will affect the weighting but I am at a complete l