The Galahad

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clunker
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The Galahad

Thu Nov 17, 2016 3:51 am

Howdo . anybody own a 177 galahad out there . or shot one . what i want to know is how good is the trigger . EG good enough for comps . how accurate is it at 50 yards and does it have a transfer port like the old 400 . cheers HOLLY

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Re: The Galahad

Thu Nov 17, 2016 6:13 pm

clunker wrote:Howdo . anybody own a 177 galahad out there . or shot one . what i want to know is how good is the trigger . EG good enough for comps . how accurate is it at 50 yards and does it have a transfer port like the old 400 . cheers HOLLY

I might be wrong, but from the lack of interest to your post, I would take it that there isn't much call for them. Rog

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Re: The Galahad

Thu Nov 17, 2016 7:43 pm

I might be wrong, but from the lack of interest to your post, I would take it that there isn't much call for them. Rog[/quote]

no Rog (& I`m a bit surprised at your answer) Holly, it`s not lack of interest in the gun or your questions, it`s just that your asking all the wrong ones!
it`s not -is this one good enough or is that one better, I shot to 2nd place in HFT using a 1962 Airsporter, OK, it was a long (long!) time ago, there weren`t many (maybe 30) competitors, HFT was in it`s early stages in 1987, but I beat many shooters with more modern guns, it was a .22 as well, hell I even bought a HW77 at the shoot thinking all I needed was one of those & world domination awaited me ( sort of ;) )
the question is Holly, are YOU good enough, are you good enough to find the ammunition that best suits you & YOUR GUNS barrel, can you adjust a trigger, any trigger, until it hits the sweet spot YOU like, can you understand & factor into your shooting prevailing conditions?
right, I`ve a sore head now, I`m off for a lie down! & Holly, don`t take the above as any kind of put down, seriously! try as many guns & different pellets as you can & buy the one you can A- afford & B- shoulder comfortably (I highly recommend you try an S200 although I may be a bit biased!) then, let us all know what you chose & why, we`d love to hear it, honestly, we`re the AAOC!
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Re: The Galahad

Thu Nov 17, 2016 8:25 pm

And that's how you get them to take an interest. Rog :lol:

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Re: The Galahad

Sat Nov 19, 2016 6:54 pm

clunker wrote:Howdo . anybody own a 177 galahad out there . or shot one . what i want to know is how good is the trigger . EG good enough for comps . how accurate is it at 50 yards and does it have a transfer port like the old 400 . cheers HOLLY

Hi again Holly, now that Wastrel has finished scaring the cxxp out of you, Dec issue of Air Gunners Phill Price has done a review of the Galahad, I don't normally take much notice of reviews but Phill seems to tell it like it is ( unlike some reviewers ) have a look, the asking price of £1180.00 is to me, far to much for any airrifle, and as Wastrel said the S200 can do pretty much what anything else can do for a third of the price.Rog

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Re: The Galahad

Sat Nov 19, 2016 7:52 pm

When you find the rifle you're comfortable and confident with, they will all do much the same as long as the barrel is good and consistency is there.
I can get a .22 pellet through a 10 mm hole at 48 yards and ring a little bell, that's with an HW97 KT. I can nail a rabbit at 50 yards with my Rapid. I also nail rabbits with my AA S410 TDR with an NV Photon.
None of the above were anything like £1200.00.
Sadly, AA with the Galahad have jumped on the Gaystate band wagon in my humble opinion.
I've seen people walk into the fields with a 30 year old Webley Springer wearing a red T shirt and come back an hour later with 3 rabbits. You've either got it or you ain't.
The early bird may get the worm, but it's the second one mouse that gets the cheese.

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