logun mk2

[adamthomas64 1]

hi guys i was wondering if anyone had ever used a logun mk2 professional, i am looking for a new air rifle and have been offered one c/w hawke scope and silencer for £650 it looks like a really nice gun but was just afer some first hand experience, thanks for reading, best regards adam

 

 

[yellow belly 0]

never touched a logun, BUT im lead to belive there a cracking rifle to shoot!

 

p.s...just stick clear of the Sweet16 i've heard nothing but bad reports and my local gunshop refuses to sell them they have that much drama with them!

[77 si 21]

hello mate

 

I havn't had any experience with the logun mk2 but I do own a Logun solo realy pleased with it so far. Would recommend that if you do buy this mk2 you are looking at you should spend an extra £60 and take it to a respectable gun smiths and get it serviced it wil definately pay off in the long run I took mine to staffordshire custom rifles and I noticed the difference when I got it back

[mad-mouse 11]

i have the mark 1 brilliant gun to shoot only problem is that pellets do sometimes get jammed. not sure if the mark 2 has the same in line loading systen if so you may have the same problem

Edited March 20, 2010 by mad-mouse

[SEAN3513 7]

one of the best air rifles ever made

 

they can be pellet fussy and some are shimmed for certain types of pellet.

 

i use accupells in mine and never had a problem

 

all i would say is....its a bit pricey !!!!

 

usually sell for around £400-450 (mint)

 

cheers

 

sean

[adamthomas64 1]

cheers guys thanks for all the replys

[SouthernHunter 3]

cheers guys thanks for all the replys

 

 

I can thoroughly reccomend the MK2 Pro. The in-line magazine system has a pellet slip gauge which is designed for a particular brand. The standard factory gauge is set up for Accupels-which perform superbly well in these rifles. I had mine factory serviced and a slip gauge for JSB Exacts fitted-the rifle would put eleven pellets through the same ragged hole at 40 yds, all day long. I sold mine to a friend and he has used it for successful hunting trips regularly.

The bolt action is the smoothest on ANY air rifle-period!

The magazine can jam-if you rush the cocking action or try and cock the rifle with the muzzle pointing upwards at a steep angle.

As posted by others on this thread, I would suggest 450.00 tops for a second hand MK2.

 

Happy, safe hunting