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Remington Genesis - Scope Combo - .177 Caliber
[C-R1K77PGX]

The single shot, .177 cal. spring air Genesis pellet air rifle features ultra hi-tech ergonomics in its soft, synthetic pistol style grip and sculpted cheek piece. 28 pounds of cocking force gets up to 1000 fps. Other features include a two stage adjustable trigger, ventilated rubber recoil pad, precision rifled steel barrel, the Crosblock trigger blocking mechanism and an ambidextrous safety. Made in the USA. Combo comes with a 3-9x40 scope with adustable objective. Call Toll Free 800.726.1696 if you have additional questions, our knowledgeable staff is standing by between M-F 9am - 5pm EST or email at staff@compasseco.com

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Remington Genesis - Scope Combo - .177 Caliber

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Scopes:	No Scope 39x40 scope, adj objective, target turrets and rings ( + $31.00 )

$259.95

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Average Review: 4.2 out of 5

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by andrew

Date Added: Wednesday 27 August, 2008

i have to say when i receaved my gun i had a good impression. i was very well ballanced and was made all out of metal. when i attatched my scope i was ready to go, so i thought. the first shot took me by suprise. it was jerky and made a noise of some spring releasing and breaking everything in the gun. i tried again, this time i was ready for the kick. the shot was ok i had set up a target 15 yards away. for being a pro marksmen i wasnt impresed. so to test its consistancy i bolted it down to a trypod stand and made sure the scope was tuned in. i fired off 5 shots and all were inconsistant. only two of them were in the same spot. but after having the gun now for almost 7 months i have to give it a three. i would recomend this to some one who likes the feel of a pistol but the handling of a rifle. this is not in my opinion a marksmen gun but it will get the job done.

Rating: [3 of 5 Stars]

by jankel frodel

Date Added: Sunday 09 March, 2008

Just a reminder, that, most spring rifles should be held lightly! light against the shoulder, light hold on both grip and stock.. This leads the gun to recoil freely and as such the gun will be at it`s most accurate. One should not use the same techniques with a springer, as one would with a firearm. the weapon is more then likely much more accurate, then you as a shooter is.. Still, there are some springers that respond well to a tight hold, and/or a benchrest.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by mark goldan

Date Added: Wednesday 27 February, 2008

i got this gun a few months ago and i give it a four. i have concluded this rating because after your done spending half a min. lading, and when your finaly ready to shoot when you fire the gun doesn’t have a consistant kick and folow through. i was aiming at a target about 60 yards away and i only hit the bulls eye 4 times out of 11 shots. oh and i had the gun screwed to a try pod and had an arm sling that was tightly secured to my arm. over all i think that the gun is a fairly good buy but you have to be prepaired to have slight unconsistant shots.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by Chea

Date Added: Sunday 18 November, 2007

I’ve had it for two years, longest kill was a rabbit from about 115 yards. It’ll drop a bird or squirrel easily at 50 to 75 yards. Really nice gun. Scope is sweet.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

by anonymous

Date Added: Monday 03 September, 2007

This gun is great dropped a bird at 45 yards.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

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