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Tech Force® 35
[TF35]

A great little pistol for pest control or plinking. It features underlever cocking which provides the target accuracy of a fixed barrel. The micrometer adjustable rear sights help make it quite accurate, and for the ultimate in accuracy at somewhat longer ranges, it's grooved for a scope. it also features a trigger safety. Overall Length 14.9", Weight 2.86 lbs .177 caliber, 400fps. Match pellets only recommended for this pistol.

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$39.95

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Tech Force® 35
Tech Force® Match Pellet .177 Caliber
Tech Force® Cleaning Kit
Tech Force® Targets
Tech Force® Flat Pellet Trap

Average Review: 4.33 out of 5

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by George Ulicny

Date Added: Tuesday 17 March, 2009

Excellent pistol. Very accurate. Good power. Nice, smooth trigger out of the box. Bit large & heavy at 43 oz. Chambers flat-nose wadcutter pellets only. Avoid non-lead pellets: too hard, and can take 2-3 tries to fire out the barrel.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

by bill price price

Date Added: Saturday 24 January, 2009

I bought two - one for my grandson, and one for me. I enjoy the heck out of mine, and he hasn\'t gotten his yet. When it\'s ugly outside, I shoot it inside. The rear sight is not exactly match grade, and neither are my eyes, so I got a BSA red-dot sight for it. BSA now makes their red-dot sights with a combination 3/8\" and 5/8\" dovetail mount, for about the price of this gun--a worthwhile investment. I just came in from shooting poker chips (hanging from a string) in 15MPH gusts at 11 yards. When the wind isn\'t blowing, I can hit them every time. This gun is not a BMW; it\'s more of a chinese F150. Heavy, \'klunky,\' but it will outlast most people my age, and it will hit what you aim at. Over, and over, and over. Swab out the barrel every six months or so, keep it oiled. Less maintenance than a goldfish, and more fun. -bp

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by Kurt Emmerling

Date Added: Friday 09 January, 2009

Now, letвЂ™s get one thing straight. This is not, nor will it ever be an Olympic target pistol. It will not put shots into the same small hole at 15 feet, nor will it amaze your friends with its fit and finish .That said, this isnвЂ™t a bad pistol. It is heavy and built like a proverbial tank. Yes, it will have flaws in the wood grain and machining marks on the metal. But, it will fire flawlessly time and time again and it is easy and fun to load and shoot. Using a bench rest at 15 feet, three shot groups typically stay under an inch and a quarter. (Think a little bigger than a quarter, a little smaller than a half dollar.) That is plenty good enough to shoot cans, chase pests and have fun. Forget the iron sights. Even with micrometer click adjustments they arenвЂ™t as good as a cheap red dot scope. Mount one, buy some cheap wad-cutters and shoot all day.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by James Mock

Date Added: Sunday 30 March, 2008

I like this gun. My first pellet gun. Accurate to maybe 15-20 yrds. The only bad thing is its heavy for a pellet gun, and it only takes small .177 pellets, like hollow points.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by THERON LINTON

Date Added: Sunday 16 March, 2008

THE PISTOL IS A LOT OF FUN TO SHOOT AND ACCURATE. VERY GOOD AT 20-30 YARDS. IS IS A GOOD PRICE FOR THE QUALITY OF THE GUN. FUN TO SHOOT AT SMALL VARMITS.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

by Dave

Date Added: Thursday 13 March, 2008

This gun is awesome for the 35 bucks it costs! They could easily sell it for more. The solid polished wood looks and feels great. It is very accurate as everyone has stated and is made very durably and very solid. It is pretty heavy and bulky and long for a pistol. You kind of have to hold it like a rifle to get better accuracy. Its all metal and wood...thats it, as far as I can tell. I was suprised though how weak it is at 400 fps, but it is a spring gun so I guess I cant expect the stopping power of my 360 fps CO2 Walther CP99, which has much greater impact, but for target shooting this gun works just fine and is much quicker to load/use than most other guns. Plus its super quiet so if you live in the city or a more populated area, you can shoot it outside or inside.

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

by Gunner

Date Added: Saturday 23 February, 2008

Shoots very well with a BSA laser sight in low light conditions. Very accurate but is too heavy in a full arm extension. The loading chamber is not deep enough to handle match grade field point pellets and seems to be restricted to match grade wad cutters

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by Dimo

Date Added: Saturday 09 February, 2008

TF-35 has a good piston design unlike S2 that needs piston modification in order to perform. I was able to compare IZH-53 and TF-35 and they perform about the same 400 fps. and accuracy. I recomend lock-tight all the screws, put a scope on it and have some target shooting fun.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by Dimo

Date Added: Saturday 09 February, 2008

I got my TF-35 and took it apart right away to see if I could make any mods. Right away once it was apart I was very plesed to see the good piston and a strong spring design. Unlike the TF-S-2 needed piston modification in order to perform! I also own a russian IZH-53 that I was able to compare to TF-35 and they are about equal in FPS(400+). I do recomend TF-35 for it’s capability of scope mounting fixed barrel design accuracy and affordable price. I also recomend to lock-tight all the screws on it. Put a Scope on it and have some target shooting fun.

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

by N.E.Dan

Date Added: Sunday 13 January, 2008

Innovative and different. I didn’t love this gun until I put a red dot on the generous scope rail, (my problem not the guns) it was then I began shooting 1" groups at 30’. Claimed fps is accurate... A lot of fun!

Rating: [4 of 5 Stars]

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