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| Accuracy | 8/10   |
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| Handling | 7.8/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.8/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.9/10 |
Full review by
Guest.
on 9th Oct 2008
User Rating : 9
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All in all i thout it is a very good weapon. The B3F Underlever had a pretty good sight and really good accuracy. The one bad thing is that you are only able to fire one pellet at a time.
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Review by
Guest.
on 31st Mar 2008
User Rating : 8
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Darn impressed, with the gun overall, especially when you see plastic ones, that cost three times more. Great air Gun.
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Review by
Guest.
on 16th Mar 2008
User Rating : 8
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THe B3-F Underlever has good accuracy, it wears out easily so the spring wont load with the underlever, but it is easy to load and fast. I do like this air rifle.
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Review by
031293
on 15th Mar 2008
User Rating : 9
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Great beginers gun this was infact my first gun and i was very pleased with it.I know use a umarex 850 air magnum and i highly recomed it to eny one upgrading to a better riffle.
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Review by
the shootist
on 25th Feb 2008
User Rating : 9
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I've owned my B3-f rifle for a good while now and I have to say that for a rifle of it's class it's brilliant!
It has very substancial power for most types of shooting, firing accurately and consistently. It doesn't take long to run in and finish dieseling, so from then on it's just pure shooting pleasure.
The first thing you will notice when setting sight on the rifle for the first time, I'm afraid to say, is the terrible stock finish. So out comes the fine grade sandpaper and after a short whi ...
the shootist's full review | 327 words
Review by
dodge 94
on 15th Feb 2008
User Rating : 10
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All in all its a brilliant gun
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Review by
Guest.
on 13th Feb 2008
User Rating : 10
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Overall the B3-F .22 Underlever is a good gun for the price.
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Review by
Guest.
on 8th Dec 2007
User Rating : 8
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Good air rifle for the money. Still like to find out what the fps is. Killed a lot of crows and starlings.Cheap and accurate, a good powerful air rifle.
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Review by
Rummon
on 12th Jul 2007
User Rating : 4
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I got mine with a telescopic sight for about 50 pounds a couple of years ago. Mainly use it for target shooting in the backyard. I thought it had plenty of power and was reasonably accurate... until I tried a slightly more expensive CO2 gun that was reputed to put out 8ft/lbs.
The B3 does not put out anywhere near 8ft/lbs - let alone 11 or 12. The B3 has a kick when you fire it that means you can't hit a target adequately at a distance of more than about 15 feet (i.e. 20mm or less from t ...
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Review by
zionic99
on 27th May 2007
User Rating : 10
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Great for beginners, i paid £30 from my local trago mills and i love the gun easy to load and use no kick back on it so you can hold it as you want and you can put scope on it if you want
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Review by
jsartain
on 11th Mar 2007
User Rating : 10
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Being my first air rifle I didn't really won't to spend a lot on one I paid £30 at my local gun shop what I though was a good price. I'd looked up the rifle on the internet and found out that it was a very easy rifle to tune your self and easy to make it a £100 air rifle with little work needed. It took me about 3 hours to tune and make a real good air rifle there's loads of sites to show how to tune them. Once i'd finished my tune and had a go with open sights at 25ft I was hitting ...
jsartain's full review | 161 words | 4 comments added.
Review by
ivanparkin
on 13th Feb 2007
User Rating : 8
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I am not a regular shooter , but I found myself in need of a air gun for some occasional pest control. I could not afford or justify spending hundreds of pounds on a gun that would sit in the wardrobe most of it's life, so when I saw the ads for these guns I was attracted mainly by the price.
After reading some of the reviews on here I decided to give the B3 a chance.
Fortunately, the reviews had prepared me for what the gun would look like and they were right, looks like the stock has been pa ...
ivanparkin's full review | 291 words
Review by
Hunter440
on 24th Jul 2006
User Rating : 9
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I have had mine for roughly a year now, during this peroid it has never once misfired or let me down. The stock is poor but i'm told if sanded down and re-varnished it does come up very well. This gun is capable of cleanly knocking out a Crow at 50yrds. When it comes to pellet choice i found H & N copper pointed pellets provieded me with a consistent 1 inch grouping at 25yrds.
Although the gun is a little on the heavy side, you get used to it and should still be able to shoot free-standing easi ...
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Review by
naffman
on 11th May 2006
User Rating : 10
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I purchased this B3-F .22 Underlever rifle a few months back and have had a good time with it so far. Generaly I'm pleased with the rifles performance but the stock is awful and my rifle looks like a rough diamond. But once stripped and re varnished it looks the business. My advice is keep it clean and tidy and it will last you a long time.
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Review by
vicdav3
on 8th Mar 2006
User Rating : 8
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Add a scope and lazer sight , keep the B3-F oiled and clean you got a good air rifle. Pellet selection is a must, each rifle is different. I've hunted small game, rabbit, turkey, grouse etc. One shot one kill. I am very pleased with the B3-F air rifle.
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Review by
zebo20
on 4th Mar 2006
User Rating : 9
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The B3-F .22 Underlever stock is horrid but easily stripped and reveals what looks like bamboo, but it can't be, do bamboo trees get that big??
Stained up and looking good now the gun is still dieseling but seems to be getting more consistent. Best pellets I've found for it are Milbro Caledonian, domed heads getting a nice grouping at the pathetic 5m my garden will allow, can blow snail shells away with ease at that range(who couldn't?)
Great plinking gun while the old Webley Hawk is being rev ...
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Review by
jack4650
on 3rd Feb 2006
User Rating : 10
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I bought two of the B3 F .22 Underlever 12 months ago and both are still ok. I have fitted mine with an Ox spring and telescopic sights and the power is fantastic but not to sure about the sights as it seemed to be more acurate with open sights. I sanded the stock and treated it a dark brown boot polish (it is wax) and then used bees wax to finish. The rifle now looks quality and with the ox spring fitted the power must be close on illegal without a firearms cert.
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Review by
ArsenalFC1993
on 19th Dec 2005
User Rating : 6
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I purchased the B3 air rifle for only £25. I thought it was good value for money and I got it from Finmere market near Biscester.
Also it's hard to put the pellets in the breach.
If you add a scope it's difficult to load pellets into. I also believe that the accuracy is good up to 50-metres. It has a max distance up to 375yards.
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Review by
logun boi
on 24th Aug 2005
User Rating : 0
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I bought the B3 F .22 Underlever and was so annoyed with it. It was really really rubbish , acuraccy=0
wood work=0
everything else=0
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Review by
Terry Luck
on 3rd Jul 2005
User Rating : 7
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I brought my B3 F .22 Underlever for £50 including carrige!
My first impressions of the rifle were rubbish woodwork but that was soon sorted out with a makeover apart from the filler on the underside of the stock but I actually thought the rifle was quite perfessional looking afterwards. Also I experimnted and covered it in camo tape available from gun shops for around £6 that made it look quite stylish.
When I first shot this rifle my first impressions were that it was very loud. ...
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