I know of two pb gun manufacturers that send a test target with their guns...Anschutz and Cooper. I just wonder if any of the airgun makers do the same? I have two Anschutz rimfire rifles and they came with a test target.
Do any manufacturers do accuracy testing at the fatcory?
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Some of the Eastern European guns do - Taipan and Airmaks, I'm pretty sure. Maybe also Kalibrgun and Airgun Technologies.
I have heard that RAW tests all of their guns for accuracy before shipping, but I have never seen a target from them.
I have heard that RAW tests all of their guns for accuracy before shipping, but I have never seen a target from them.
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I'm pretty sure that my Walther LG400 came with a test target. I will have to dig out my paperwork to confirm that though since my mind is so feeble 
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Kenny
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Anschutz, FWB, Crosman Challenger 2021 for sure, maybe Daystate, There are more, I just can't think of them right now.
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Martin of RAW TN tests each and every build he builds, he has a grave yard full of barrels that does not perform to his standards.
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AIRFORCE / RAW does ...
SKOUT does ...
THOMAS AIR does ...
JSAR does ....
All American manufactured too !!
SKOUT does ...
THOMAS AIR does ...
JSAR does ....
All American manufactured too !!
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Crosman P-rod comes with a computer generated test target but I’m pretty sure its not legit since mine came with a barrel that was setback too far to even insert a magazine into.
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My P-rod test target was only photo copied. No actual holes in paper.Benjamin M-Rod .25 factory test target:
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I believe AOA tests all their guns before shipping or at least sends a piece of paper showing a group and muzzle velocity with their guns. FX tests their barrels at the factory and everyone I've owned shot lights out straight out of the box.
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