Gamo CF-30 Reviews
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★★★★★
“I have owned my Gamo for a number of weeks now, I am...”
Written on: 07/07/2010
I have owned my Gamo for a number of weeks now, I am certainly no more than a begginer at rifle sports and have alot to learn. When serching for a suitable gun to meet my needs, I came across this very traditonal looking rifle. After consulting an educated gent (my Dad) in the field of shot guns and armoury, he completely agreed that this purchase would be a good one...
I took it home, Made a target in my garden, it was a good 60 yrds away... I had a complete cluster of shots all within a...
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★★★★☆
“The Gamo CF-30 is a good little gun my gun likes...”
Written on: 20/09/2009
The Gamo CF-30 is a good little gun my gun likes bisley pest control which i bought from my local gun shop for 4 for 200 good shooting would recomednt to anyone
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★★★★★
“The Gamo CF-30 is very good for beginners and has a...”
Written on: 18/04/2009
The Gamo CF-30 is very good for beginners and has a very powerfull shotso becarefull and always put on the safety it s very comftable right next to the trigger i v started with the cf-30 and to tell you te truth it `s an awsome gun. (read more)
★★★★☆
“The Gamo CF-30 is a very good air rifle for average...”
Written on: 14/03/2009 by mvahlroos (1 review written)
The Gamo CF-30 is a very good air rifle for average shooter, good value to money. Fun, easy and decently accurate rifle for someone, who shoots for fun. Not for beginner nor pro, good for average guy. I found mine easy to shoot after tuning the trigger. Size and weight are within my needs. Accurate enough to average shooting. Quality is good and the stock is well finished. (read more)
★★★★★
“i have had my Gamo CF-30 since christams i have got on...”
Written on: 12/03/2009
i have had my Gamo CF-30 since christams i have got on with it well it is a powerfull gun ideal for bird shooting and rabbit hunting i got a rubbish smk scope £20 does the job hoping to get a better 1 but got to wait. all an all a good gun recomend for any first time owners little matienence and a bit recoil. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“this is my 3rd gamo cf-30 rifle but not my favourite...”
Written on: 04/02/2009
this is my 3rd gamo cf-30 rifle but not my favourite it is not a bad rifle, probably excellent for a first-timer but i have a modified (+-800fps) qb 79 with a tuned trigger. it feels lighter, trigger releases when expected, 9oz cylinder is very cheap to refill and (after a lot of cleaning the barrel) is very accurate. maybe some mods to the gamo will surface on the net soon and turn this into my favourite, we will see. Good velocity for standard co2 rifle and 10 shot magazine. Bad points... (read more)
★★★★★
“Good rabbit hunting rifle for those built up areas...”
Written on: 16/11/2008
Good rabbit hunting rifle for those built up areas where you cant use a firearm. light weight but powerfull also accurate becouse of the fixed barrel. There is a lack of calibers e.g only 177/22 (read more)
★★★★★
“It's very accurate. It's not so heavy. Have a good...”
Written on: 30/09/2008
It's very accurate. It's not so heavy. Have a good shape. Fit's very well. It's a very good weapon. I really like my Gamo CF-30 air rifle, its great to use. (read more)
★★★★★
“A powerful and affordable rifle, with extreme...”
Written on: 31/08/2008 by Whittaker420 (6 reviews written)
A powerful and affordable rifle, with extreme accuracy. As a pheasant and rabbit hunter a rifle with power and accuracy out to 40 metres is essential. I previously used a BSA lightening, and my CF-30 .22 is much better. Yes, it is larger and louder than the BSA, but I find it has a much better kill ratio.
If your considering buying a sub-£350 spring rifle buy this, trust me!
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★★★★★
“The noise and recoil are easy to fix as shown in the...”
Written on: 18/04/2008 by danielhorn (1 review written)
The noise and recoil are easy to fix as shown in the other reviews so overall its a top affordable rifle (read more)
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★★★★☆
“The gamo cf-30 is a good rifle and great value for...”
Written on: 23/01/2008 by sambo14 (1 review written)
The gamo cf-30 is a good rifle and great value for money, would be even better if it was quieter, great accuracy when a scope is fitted and set up properly, also the front sight could do with being secured properly as mine fell out. (read more)
★★★★★
★★★★★
“Fasten your seat belts!!!!! I have a .22 and it was...”
Written on: 06/09/2006 by nolimits (2 reviews written)
Fasten your seat belts!!!!! I have a .22 and it was noisy with a lot of recoil. As D.I.Y is in my blood I opened the Gamo CF-30 gun and made some adjustments. Don't laugh it really work out fine. I used heavy outdoor tape. Yes read it again.
This is what I did;
First I cleaned the gun inside. Then I put the heavy tape around the rear and front spring guide and turned / screwed into the spring. The heavy front spring guide moves around in the piston very easy so I taped this to get a...
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★★★★★
“This Gamo CF-30 is not a bad gun, very nice to shoot,...”
Written on: 20/04/2006 by onizuka
This Gamo CF-30 is not a bad gun, very nice to shoot, but is not a TX200 (read more)
★★★★☆
“When I started looking for an air rifle, I had the...”
Written on: 15/12/2005 by HJ De Villiers (3 reviews written)
When I started looking for an air rifle, I had the following criteria for selecting an air rifle:
1. Accuracy
2. +- 1000 Ft/sec
3. Economical
Living in South Africa makes it expensive for the average citizen to buy a precharge rifle. The Gamo CF-30 got my attention, as it is well finished and fitted into my budget. The fixed barrel and under-lever cocking system adds to consistent performance. As can be expected, the harsh negative recoil results in a noisy vibration, that in my opinion is...
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Derekst's Response to HJ De Villiers's Review
Written on: 01/02/2006
HI HJ De Villers.
I also stay in South Africa and I also just recently purchased a gamo, I bought the CFX though, it too has a pretty stiff trigger..... where can I find a longer screw to modify my trigger?
<br>Derek
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Hj De Villiers's Response to HJ De Villiers's Review
Written on: 02/02/2006
Derek
Take out the existing screw and take it to your local nut and bolt shop or gunsmith. I live in Centurion and got mine from "Acorn fasteners", it cost me about 50c for a stainless steel one.
<br>HJ De Villiers
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★★★★★
“I have had my Gamo CF-30 air rifle for two years, and...”
Written on: 20/10/2005 by bulleye
I have had my Gamo CF-30 air rifle for two years, and I'm very pleased with it. It is light. The recoil is smooth without a hint of vibration, and the accuracy superb. I can hit 5 cent coins at 55 yards every time. (read more)
★★★★★
“I recently purchased a second-hand Gamo CF-30 in .177...”
Written on: 05/08/2005 by mariuscheek (1 review written)
I recently purchased a second-hand Gamo CF-30 in .177 which had had only a couple of tins of pellets fired through it. The stock was badly scratched in a few places, so I painted it black and gave it a coat of satin varnish. Lovely. I also bought a Gamo red dot sight because the iron sights were not up to much. I was pretty happy with the performance overall. The CF-30 is a full power rifle, and mine loves Bisley Magnums (for some reason they are a lot tighter than Bisley Pest Control or... (read more)
★★★★★
“After reciveing the Gamo CF-30 and zeroing the scope,...”
Written on: 19/02/2005 by shooter12 (2 reviews written)
After reciveing the Gamo CF-30 and zeroing the scope, I took it for a few shots down a mates farm. Did I know what I was in for? The power is spot on and the recoil nice to have. Very good budget gun for the beginner and a nice little toy to have for the more experienced marks man alike. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I very much like using my Gamo CF-30 as it has the...”
Written on: 11/09/2004 by davenport field security (2 reviews written)
I very much like using my Gamo CF-30 as it has the feel of a cold killer. Although some may argue that it lacks character I personally enjoy the look and feel of a real gun and find much to recommend its use on small to medium quarry say up to a hare at 30-35 metres (around 100ft). Although it can be a little heavy, that of course can be a benefit and not just a hindrance. When judging a spring gun, just remind yourself of the years of perfectly good shooting you and maybe your... (read more)
Ironman's Response to davenport field security's Review
Written on: 19/08/2005
Couldn't agree more.
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★★★★★
“The Gamo CF-30 is Very accurate for a recoil rifle. ”
Written on: 27/08/2004 by elcambur (1 review written)
The Gamo CF-30 is Very accurate for a recoil rifle.
A picture is worth more than a thousand words. (make your own conclusions).
http://www.elcambur.com/ebay/P1010002.JPG
Distance: 15 meters (They were carefully measured before shooting)
Pellets: H&N Diabolo sport
Scope: Tasco 3-12X40mm
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★★★★☆
“Every time I shoot with the Gamo CF-30 I get a...”
Written on: 12/05/2004 by feralflatna (2 reviews written)
Every time I shoot with the Gamo CF-30 I get a different group pattern, it takes a lot of concentration to get consistent tight groups. I seem to pull to the right when squeezing the trigger. I can never tell exactly when its going to fire. The trigger has a really long travel with a vague feel. If I squeeze and then let go of the trigger before it fires, and squeeze again the trigger resistance is less up to the point where I travelled the first time. I'm usually taken a little by surprise... (read more)
184291_Jorg's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 07/03/2005
You can put a longer trigger adjustment screw in 8mm long
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Feralflatna's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 29/03/2005
Thanks, but I sold the gun about 6 months ago - got fed up with trying to get a decent group with various pellet combinations, etc. Anyway, I suppose I got the "gotta have an airgun" bug out of my system. Could have been different though if I'd spent my dosh on a decent piece of kit to start with rather than a cheapo.
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Kenney's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 13/04/2005
Personally I put it down to the shooter not the gun, groups will be erratic for the first 500 to 1000 rounds in springers before they bed in this is even so with the top quality beemans.
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Feralflatna's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 22/04/2005
The shooter was shooting at a range of 10 meters, sitting on a chair with the gun on a dead rest on a table in front of him, using a 4x GAMO scope which had been corrected for parallax at that distance. Under those conditions the best group achieved shooting 5 shots with various pellet combinations was 20mm. Perhaps this springer needs about 5000 shots to bed in, or the scope was no good?
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Mariuscheek's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 05/08/2005
Spring airguns should never be fired off a solid rest, or even with a very tight grip. The recoil of the spring/piston is happening while the pellet is still in the barrel. It is impossible to control this by resting on a hard surface or gripping more tightly - all you will do is create huge inconsistency in the way the rifle moves as the shot goes off. Hence much reduced accuracy.
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Feralflatna's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 24/07/2006
I'm convinced now that I had a bad one, either that or I was using poor pellets. I used Gamo Match and Pro Match and Gamo Magnum, the results may have been different. For the record, my "solid" rest was a pillow on a table, with my hand snuggled in the pillow beneath the stock.
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<br/>I used the same type of grip that I use now on my HW97K, but at 10m my 97K can shoot 1 hole groups with JSB Exacts.
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<br/>The single stage trigger on the CF30 has a very long pull, and any efforts to reduce this pull will only result in the gun being unsafe as the sears will be set right on the edge.
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<br/>The sears do not reset when releasing the trigger, meaning that if you get part way through a trigger pull you need to re-cock the gun to make the trigger safe again.
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Colster's Response to feralflatna's Review
Written on: 20/05/2009
Same advice for any Gamo, buy a GRT III Trigger for it, it solves the thing that lets most Gamo's down - the trigger (or more specifically the mushy second stage
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★★★★★
“I got my gamo cf 30 about 6 weeks ago and I think it...”
Written on: 16/02/2004 by SHOOTER (3 reviews written)
I got my gamo cf 30 about 6 weeks ago and I think it is the best air rifle I ever shot. the power is just amazing (COULD KILL A RABBIT FROM 40 METRES!)This gun is really hard to handle and cock. I think I would recommend it only for strong persons...This gun is best when you have a scope on it. You can hit a paper target (10x10 cm) from 80 metres! (read more)
★★★★☆
“I own an Air Arms S410 which I am absolutely delighted...”
Written on: 19/01/2004 by crustyoldnickers (1 review written)
I own an Air Arms S410 which I am absolutely delighted with. It easily hits a half inch target at 25 yards every time.
My Dad bought a Gamo CF30 just before Christmas and I helped him zero in the scope. As it cost a third of what I paid for my gun, I wasn't expecting it to be that good, but it surprised me that when set up it was hitting the same target just as consistently. On a power test the results were similar too. I wouldn't rate the guns in the same league for other reasons, but as...
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★★☆☆☆
“I tried the Gamo CF-30 Air Rifle last week, and i was...”
Written on: 17/09/2003 by SUPERKODIAK (6 reviews written)
I tried the Gamo CF-30 Air Rifle last week, and i was very disapointed after reading good reviews on the net, it's not because you're owning one that you must tell lulabies. This gun is poor, of course it's a lower cost, but it's not a reason to buy it, the spring noise when shooting is enough for me, to make me prefer my worst slingshot instead.
Do not cash money on it, save it for A BSA, RWS or new Browning (See my review for the Vectis).
I write this bad review 'cos i don't want anybody...
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Bertie's Response to SUPERKODIAK's Review
Written on: 23/09/2003
CF 30
<br>You will never see a fixed barrel airgun like this, that can be cooked once, and still deliver 950 ft/s (280 m/s) !!
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<br>SUPERKODIAK......The above was pasted from a Gamo website. You see, it has to go in with the Sunday roast (but only once).
<br>No wonder you are unhappy with the gun!!
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Bertie's Response to SUPERKODIAK's Review
Written on: 23/09/2003
CF 30
<br>You will never see a fixed barrel airgun like this, that can be cooked once, and still deliver 950 ft/s (280 m/s) !!
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<br>SUPERKODIAK - The above ( pasted from a Gamo website) is the explanation for your dissatisfaction with your gun.
<br>You see, it has to in with the Sunday roast - but only once!
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Heyzeus's Response to SUPERKODIAK's Review
Written on: 23/01/2005
I see why you have a negitive one on respect. This is a nice gun the only complant I would have is it is hard to load.
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Ironman's Response to SUPERKODIAK's Review
Written on: 19/08/2005
You obviously got the bad one of the batch
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Nolimits's Response to SUPERKODIAK's Review
Written on: 06/09/2006
Fasten youre seatbelts!!!!!
<br/>I have a .22 and it was noisy with a lot of recoil.
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<br/>As D.I.Y is in my blood i openend the gun and made some adjustments.
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<br/>Don't laugh it really work out fine.
<br/>I used heavy outdoor tape. Yes read it again.
<br/>This what i did;
<br/>First i cleaned the gun inside.
<br/>Then i put the heavy tape around te rear and front springguide and turned / screwed into the spring.
<br/>The heavy frontspringguide moves around in the piston very easy so i taped this to get a tide fit there also.
<br/>The spring and guides are now fully under control.
<br/>After this i greased the spring and the trigger with black molycote.
<br/>Also loosend the trigger and put the gun together again.
<br/>Shooting without a scope gives very good results at 10 meters but with a Webley scope from my Hurricane 2,5x15 even my daughters 7 and son of 9 hit the bulls eye hole in hole time after time.
<br/>The Barrel rests at a ladder with a cloth between it.
<br/>No state of the art tune and still lasts over 2500 rounds.
<br/>The noise is a nice plock and the recoil speaks for it self having the childeren have a go. I learned to put the gun good in the shoulder, look for the target, put the finger on the trigger, move it allready a bit and when everything is well, have a smooth but steady pull only by the finger. And don't look away when pulling.
<br/>I was really happy when it was the result in there first shoot with gun.
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<br/>I can explain this also having a chinese QB51 which is very accurate having no recoil at 10 meters and very silent too.
<br/>The rear springguide moves over the front springguide which is part of the piston.
<br/>My next step wil be a hunter 1250 spring in both and see what happens. (16 euro)
<br/>Will it damage my beloved gun I buy a new one for 168 euro and learned my lesson.
<br/>Try this with a TX200 or HK97?
<br/>These guys wanting to sell to buy a PCP-gun
<br/>have a hard time getting there money back.
<br/>With the hunting 1250 spring i will be very happy reaching about 950 fps for such little money.
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<br/>For a good DIY springcompressor see
<br/>http://www.pyramydair.com/blog/2006/07/spring-gun-tuning-part-5powerplant.html
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<br/>mine costed 10 euro.
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<br/>I know a real pro will need a basket now but i have really fun for very little money and can easily buy/try something else.
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<br/>Cheers
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★★★★★
“The thing about the cf-30 is that everyone says it is...”
Written on: 27/07/2003 by pitbull.
The thing about the cf-30 is that everyone says it is cheap, nasty, and not worth the time of day until they shoot it. I went into a gun shop and asked for a bsa lightning instead he handed me a cf-30 i handed it him back because it was gamo but then he told me to have ago with it so we went to the range were i stood waiting to be disapionted, as soon as i hit the first target the gun was as good as mine, now i have learnt not to juge a book buy its COVER. all my mates were taking the mick... (read more)
★★★★★
“Low cost, quality fixed barrel airgun that could be...”
Written on: 22/03/2003 by fikander.
Low cost, quality fixed barrel airgun that could be used for pest control, hunting, plinking, and entry level field target shooting. I thing it is a quality air rifle that would be satisfying to both a beginning airgunner or the experienced veteran.
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★★★☆☆
“The cf-30 was my first gun so I did not know what to...”
Written on: 24/01/2003 by chell.
The cf-30 was my first gun so I did not know what to expect. Then I purchased a FX2000 and it made me relise how bad the cf-30 was. But you have to remember that you get what you paid for. The trigger is very heavy and it kicks. And when it kicks it sounds and feels very tinny. The front optic sight fell off and was lost, that did not worry me to much as I had a scope on it anyway. I found the accuracy to be all over the place, but that could be put down to the type of pellet used. I did use... (read more)
Iron-Man.'s Response to 67623_chell.'s Review
Written on: 03/02/2003
I think you got a one off bad gun, unless your trying to shoot kangaroo's.
I own one and can't fault it, try using H & N Hollow points, very accurate and hard hitting pellets.
mine is giving 11.7ft/lb of muzzle energy.
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Bertie's Response to 67623_chell.'s Review
Written on: 22/09/2003
Hi there chell...." but you have to remember you get what you paid for".
<br>I couldn't agree more - the problem with your review is that you forgot to remember. I really wish reviewers (and prospective ones) would review the product in its own context and not in competition with one that is more expensive or of a different nature.
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<br>It is only my age, and therefore long experience with air weapons, that makes iron-man's version much more believable than yours and I really wish that anyone writing reviews would put their personal prejudices aside and consider that many prospective buyers who cannot afford to pay much, may well be put off a gun that could be entirely suitable to their needs.
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<br>In the gun world, what is junk to some may be pure gold to someone else.
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Ironman's Response to 67623_chell.'s Review
Written on: 02/01/2004
I think you need to practice your shooting, its not the gun or the ammo thats causing the accurasy problem. I own a CF-30 and cant fault it.
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★★★★★
“The Gamo CF-30 is an excellent rifle to use for...”
Written on: 14/10/2002 by windoo.
The Gamo CF-30 is an excellent rifle to use for hunting, short distance field target shooting and plinking. The rifle is fairly lightweight so you can carry it when hunting with ease and gives you the advantage to keep the rifle steady which can produce great accuracy along with the optical fibre sights. Due to the loading system which involves a hull cartridge import this will restrict the length of the scope therefore it cannot be used for long distance field target shooting. (read more)
43726_Lance.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 14/10/2002
I think that your review is partly right, I mean for one The Gamo range is good for back garden plinking and perhaps some hunting.But the rifle isn't too light compared to some other springers and is no touch on a pnuematic.And I also disagree with you saying that it could be used for some F.T use because the kickback is quite fierce compared to some other spring rifles that could be used for F.T.
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<br>If there is anybody thinking of purchasing a Cf30 or any of the Gamo range then I believe that you are making a mistake.I think that you should dig a bit deeper and if you must get a spring rifle then get something like the BSA supersport or Lightning ( which I own in realtree version )or mabye even the great Webley Tomahak all of which can come under the class of top of the market spring rifles.
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43768_Danny303.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 15/10/2002
When I read this review I had the feeling that you own this model of gun because you make it out that the gamo cf30 is almost perfect when in real life it is far from it. I think that because you own the cf30 you want to make a good review about it when you have missed out all the bad points about the rifle such as the fact that the mainspring in the cf30 weakens quickly and kickback is pretty hard and I personally think that you could do a lot better than buy a cf30. Sure it's great for some 15 yard plinking but thats about it.I'm not trying to make your gun sound terrible but I just think that in the future you should tell us about the bad points as well as the good.
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44359_Windoo.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 17/10/2002
Oh by the way Danny303 I don't own the rifle but my friend does and i fired the rifle on many occasions and it was excellent.
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58797_Andrew.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 18/12/2002
Hmnmmm.... a perfect gun does not exist....
There is always a nicer-more powerful-more accurate one. However, the CF-30 is the cheapest fixed barrell available.
(In Italy it costs 200 n-Euros, approx 100 squid....), and it is a good enty leve thing.
If one decides that a better gun is required can switch to a FWB-Diana, whatever else. If it is just some sunday fun....
Andrew
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64586_Jim P.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 12/01/2003
I am seriously thinking about buying a CF-30 as my second gun (my first was a TF-88). Does anyone have 1st hand chrono data on this rifle (Gamo CF-30)? Anyone fitted a Scope on the CF-30 (what type of scope and what type of mount)? Please e-mail us your experience. Thanks
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Gamo.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 12/02/2003
The reading for this rifle with webly harrier domed is 11.7ft.lbs
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108223_Bertie.'s Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 17/06/2003
Andrew from Italy - you're dead right pal. At the end of the day, one gets what one pays for. As far as I'm concerned, my admittedly limited experience with Gamo guns is that they are excellent value for money. By the way, Where did you catch the 100 squid?!!
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Roly's Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 09/10/2003
Bertie mate, do you sell Gamo's? Ha just kidding. I am considering either a Gamo Shadow 1000 or the CF30. Any comments there?
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Ironman's Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 03/01/2004
I have owned a cf-30 for over 12 months, and cannot fault it, I check all my guns regular on the chrono and the gamo never fails to give under 11.5 ft/lb. I would recomend any one on a tight budget to go for a gamo CF-30. the noise is no worse than any other springer I have shot. My first gun I had 18 years ago was a BSA Meteor had more twang and rattle than any thing I had heard, thats what you get with a spring gun the gamo is a lot quieter. By the way who ever wrote the review I am commenting to, what is a hull cartrige import as I was lead to beleave that hull cartrige is a company that imports guns to; uk power spec, as legal power levels from the contenent are lower than the uk. maybe you mean the pop up breach. dont look much like a stamp mark to me.
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Antsairguns's Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 16/01/2004
All things considered, the CF30 offers good bang for buck. Don't expect target rifle accuracy, or the advertised 950fps. Depending on the pellets used you'd be able to get 1-inch groupings at 25 yards on any day, and velocities of 870fps. The trigger is a bit stiff, but at least it breaks cleanly. Choose your ammo carefully to get the best results!
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177774_Rob006's Response to 43590_windoo.'s Review
Written on: 02/12/2004
Would you recommend this over a Weihrauch hw 57?
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Danielhorn's Response to nolimits's Review
Written on: 19/04/2008
I found this review helpful and i will try this