Leshiy Legalities
Gotta say, i do like the one’s from the Russian forum without the specific cal written on the gun, unlike the recent picture. Why put a single calibre on a multi barrel gun, any idea’s?
It’s probably required by some socialist country in Europe.
Pippo are these the same countries that make women apologize for being raped? Makes total sense :angrymob:
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Must have missed this but wouldn’t be surprised…..
MRV,
ok the gun is brand new and has to break in but the spread of 9.8 ft/s seems to be a bit high.
Have you written down the speeds and can check if the spread is lower on the first 9-10 shots?
If so then probably the shotcount is in the 10 shots range and the last 2 shots were not regulated.
Just a thought…..
I believe in some socialist/democrats european countries airguns are restricted not only on power but also depending on the caliber.
If I’m not mistaken in Sweden the limit is 10 joules in .177 caliber above this you need a permission and anyway you need a permission for any other bigger caliber regardless the power setting.
.25 cal with 10 joules limit wouldn’t make sense anyway.
:2cents:
can have some decent fps/power running on Helium
:rofl:
What i was thinking, lets hope that is the case for Finland, i would like mine without 🙂
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Yes, that is correct, very sad but true.
Pippo, in Sweden we have no caliber restrictions, only power. Vendors sell .25 in 10j, I belive they make 127mps or so. They do not sell .30 or higher without license purely because it would be silly.