your opinion.

[jazz_11 5]

hi, my bsa scorpion was 177 and i have always had 177 rifles. but now i have bought myself a air arms s410, i got a really good deal on it but its 22, some of teh guys i shoot with use 22s and they say they are good but after switching from 177 it takes a fair bit of practice and target shooting to get used to the trajectory.

everybody seems to prefer 177 which is why im having doubts about a 22.

is it much difference and will i be able to hunt efficiently for rabbits and everything like i used to with the 177

cheers

jazz

[Timelord 0]

OHHHHHH NOOOOOOOO not this one again :blink:

[ghillies 209]

learn it's tragectory...put up with waiting for the pellet to arive then see how you feel about it...

[cometa300s 20]

haha i was waiting for that lol

 

i think there will be no difference mate just get practicing and you will see

 

all the best mate liam

 

p.s keep us informed

[whippeter69 88]

I think it is down to personal choice mate

[jazz_11 5]

i know its frequently asked but dont worry thats wat the forums for lol...

so will i be ok with it or not.. only liam has answerd my question lol

[Timelord 0]

.177 caliber Theoben S-TYPE totally rules enough said

[andy s410c 63]

All but one of the guns i have owned have been.22.I prefer the heavier impact of .22,okay the trajectory is a bit more looped but with my AA 410C .22 i,ve taken rabbits point blank to 30 yds,even a few yards past that with no probs.Practice makes perfect(well almost)....it's down to personal preference.As the saying goes"suck it & see"

[Scuzy 1]

.177 caliber Theoben S-TYPE totally rules enough said

 

f**k me will you shut up about that Theoben .

 

Nice work Jazz they are great guns mate shouldnt really make a difference just always aim abit higher and youll be OK, ittl be better on the birds aswell .

 

Luke.

[Deker 3,491]

hi, my bsa scorpion was 177 and i have always had 177 rifles. but now i have bought myself a air arms s410, i got a really good deal on it but its 22, some of teh guys i shoot with use 22s and they say they are good but after switching from 177 it takes a fair bit of practice and target shooting to get used to the trajectory.

everybody seems to prefer 177 which is why im having doubts about a 22.

is it much difference and will i be able to hunt efficiently for rabbits and everything like i used to with the 177

cheers

jazz

 

 

Can't help thinking after 500 posts you MUST have seen this debate before...it is down to the individual ...what you want...what suits you, etc, etc but please don't start this..... everybody seems to prefer 177 .22 still outsells .177 by more than 2 to 1 for HUNTING!!!! ...ASK AA, FALCON, THEOBEN, DAYSTATE, etc etc if you have any doubts!!!

[celticwar 1]

ive allways had .22 . hunting , more damage on impact ,

try it mate ..

bit like marmite love it or hate it ......lol

as for shooting i can hit every thing a 177 can

[jazz_11 5]

kk cheers guys.

luke im probs going to go out next weekend to give it ago..

fancy coming?

[Scuzy 1]

kk cheers guys.

luke im probs going to go out next weekend to give it ago..

fancy coming?

 

Yaeh ive been dying to go this week but the shit weather .

 

Give me a call .

[celticwar 1]

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[Adam-RunningDog 1]

.177 caliber Theoben S-TYPE totally rules enough said

Time loard you biast get