.177 break barrel from princess auto

[va2ir]

Never let me loose at princess auto. So they had a sale on their 177 stuff and they had a few 177 break barrel rifles left at a very good price. Are these Crosman rifles with no markings? The documents say imported from Ch1na by princess. It shoots well. Has nice fiber sights. Has good weight. Can a scope be mounted to this? Might be fun at the range, especially with the cost of ammo these days.

 

[grauhanen]

Perhaps it's a Chinese B1.
h t t p s://m.airrifle-china.com/product/17.html

 

[.22LRGUY]

I think if it's Chinese-made and @ Princess Auto...might be a get-what-you-pay-for situation. Having said that, my first air rifle (about 1977) was a Chinese springer and after understanding how to revitalize the leather seals to keep it running...it still sees some use.

Scope-if the top tube/receiver is grooved, you're good to go with rimfire-type rings. Make sure the scope is springer-rated, try D&L Airgun in BC...perhaps Hawke brand to start?

 

[ozzy]

I have the .22 version and it hits hard and is accurate. Been reliable

 

[guntech]

Unless the rifle is quite accurate and you spend the money on a good air rifle scope and mounts (considerably more than the rifle cost) it isn't worth it...

 

[Jmcc]

ive gotten a few gems of air rifles from princess. I think they were $49??

They shoot like $200 guns. Tack drivers!

I always keep an eye out for their sales

 

[Alon]

I paid $34 for it a year ago and it is really worth the price.