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Are there any guns have cocking effort less than 10 lb ????
Mod edit: moved to Springer section
Are there any guns have cocking effort less than 10 lb ????
Mod edit: moved to Springer section
Whick springers have least cocking effort ever?
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The FWB124 is not in current production but is very easy and smooth to cock with the original type spring. the HW30S deluxe urban pro is another fine choice. Bill
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FWB 300 rifles have about 7 lb cocking effort. You can literally cock them with your little finger
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I would think cocking effort directly related to velocity. I owned a FWB 300 and it was a fine rifle . I couldn't cock it with my little finger but it was easy. If you are looking for a easy cocking high velocity gun they probably don't exist.
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The CZ-634 is a great little gun if you can find one. They were selling for around 150bux last i saw. Accurate and real easy to cock.
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The HW30S has 15 lbs of cocking pressure I believe. It's very simple to break open and to compress.
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The CZ 630 is a little easier to cock than either the R7 or CZ 634, due in part to the long barrel. I don't think they are sold any more but a used one might pop up on a WTB ad.
Good luck,
Bob in WV
Good luck,
Bob in WV
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IZH60 & 61. A side level 5 shot clip ( the 60 is a single shot). The originals had metal breeches and even after vthey changed to plastic ( still group well) for years they had THE best springer trigger. Newest model have different trigger. Very little cocking effort.
John
John
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As guys before said:
FWB300 - big, heavy but really easy to cock and mosta accurate from all mentioned here
IZH 60/61 - weird looking but light, easy cock and 5 shot magazine (you get 2 of them with your gun) what make it most popular gun on all of my family parties
CZ (Slavia) 634 is not so easy to cock but for sure easier than Hatsans, Crosmans etc. Easier would be CZ (Slavia) 630 - that for sure. As for availability Slavia is not being produced now for last 1-2 years) but what is interesting in Poland and in most of the Europe since last year you can buy airguns named Perun (730, 731, 734) and they're eactly the same as Slavia (630, 631,634), the same build quality and the same looks. So maby in USA the're or will be avaliable also.
HW30 - of course - nice, small and accurate
and I would add to that list (as a sister of HW30 - maby even little bit nicer)
Diana 240
FWB300 - big, heavy but really easy to cock and mosta accurate from all mentioned here
IZH 60/61 - weird looking but light, easy cock and 5 shot magazine (you get 2 of them with your gun) what make it most popular gun on all of my family parties
CZ (Slavia) 634 is not so easy to cock but for sure easier than Hatsans, Crosmans etc. Easier would be CZ (Slavia) 630 - that for sure. As for availability Slavia is not being produced now for last 1-2 years) but what is interesting in Poland and in most of the Europe since last year you can buy airguns named Perun (730, 731, 734) and they're eactly the same as Slavia (630, 631,634), the same build quality and the same looks. So maby in USA the're or will be avaliable also.
HW30 - of course - nice, small and accurate
and I would add to that list (as a sister of HW30 - maby even little bit nicer)
Diana 240
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One more to add to the list: Crosman F4 with a detuned Nitro Piston, sold primarily in Canada to meet their sub-700 fps requirement for non-firearm shooting. Found mine on Walmart.com, low cost yet a full-size rifle suited to adults. That means a reasonably long barrel which makes the cocking stroke even easier. At 25 yards my gun is consistently sub-1" and has proven reliable (on fairly calm days) out to 50 yards when shooting clays set up on the target racks. Look into 'em, you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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