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Tech Force Pellet Gun Model 97- 22 Cal at 750 FPS

Brand: Tech Force

List Price: ~~$109.99~~
Buy New: $84.90
You Save: $25.09 (23%)

Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars

1 reviews

Media: Misc.
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Features:

•	Scope NOT Included

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
SCOPE NOT INCLUDED. Tech Force 97 Pellet Rifle- The best bang for your buck! The accuracy is equivalent to if not better than any European made air gun.. Similar to the very popular Tech Force 36, this rifle has an oil finished Monte Carlo stock with ventilated recoil pad and a grooved receiver for scope mounting. Designed for the ultimate in safety and cocking ease, this underlever cocking rifle requires only a maximum of 12 pounds of cocking effort and has an automatic reset trigger safety and a breech lock which ensures complete safety while loading. With the feel and size of a high power rifle, the TF97 is excellent for the experienced or novice shooter. Excellent trigger pull with zero creep. Length 43", weight 7.4 lbs. Now comes with a scope stop! Shoots at 900 fps in a .177 caliber and 750 fps in a .22 caliber.

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars

not too impressed.. January 4, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

it works fine, but has some major shortcomings..

1) loading the pellets is awkward. You have to put the pellet in the tiny hole of the barrel from a weird angle inside the box where the spring retracts. Nimble fingers needed here.

2) Can't mount a standard scope, the grooves don't accomodate them well without falling off, and the scope makes the pellet loading even more cumbersome if not impossible.

3) I'll admit it's my first spring loaded air-gun, but even then working the lever, and the safety etc. is cumbersome.

it's a solid gun, nice wood stock, nice rubber base, seems to be accurate and powerful enough. Just a lot more cumbersome to use than any of the other air rifles I've owned.