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RWS Career 707
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Average Ratings for RWS Career 707

  • Accuracy4.8 stars
  • Handling4.4 stars
  • Value for Money4.4 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.4 stars
  • Overall Rating4.2 stars

25 Reviews For RWS Career 707

  • Guest 16th Nov 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    one of the best pcps out there for a great value. Unsurpassed power and sturdy built. No cheap materials used to build this one. I know it has many years in the market, but still, I find almost no match when it comes to serious hunting or long range target shooting. All the nonsense with trigger pull, etc is really secondary. I would buy 4 of these instead of a single expensive British airgun.

  • Guest 9th Aug 2009

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    Got a modified ShinSung Career 707 mk II, When 1st purchased Air leaking through transfer port loudest rifle I heard, more like an assault rifle, even at 3/4 mile away sounded like a 12 bore shotgun, overhauled all seals drilled new transfer port to 2.5 mm(one i took out was drilled to maximum 4.7 mm), alot better, now only hear spring action. All in all I love the rifle, got a bipod, cammo taped silencer, barrel every thing thats black is taped, The stock is a custom stock, looks like a snippe ...

  • murjon 16th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I have a RWS Career 707 Mk 11 .22 cAL.Air Rifle. The Rifle is Leaking mabye I need new Seals and O.Rings.

    The Rifle was bought in 2005 it has fine walnut stock and forearm parts.and fine metal plates ingrained finshed.

  • julesatbrakes Rank: Lance Corporal 26th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    A really good gun to add to a collection. The RWS CAreer 707 is well made, powerful, good power adjustment. I do think it had poor probe filling, the fill valve jams and i think that pellet selection is critical for bale arm to operate effectively.

  • nygelsylvester Rank: Corporal 17th Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The full length version 707 can be tuned to deliver a steady 110 foot pound if the air tanks are correctly joined, cant give to much away as this may lead to to dodgy tampering, chuck on a 2.5 barrell and you got a small deer rifle.

  • Itchy123 Rank: Lance Corporal 11th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This Rifle is by far the nicest most powerful and accurate rifle i have ever owned! Career II 707 .22 cal the origanal one like in the photo at the top of the page not the newer ones that have plastic sides and the new ones don't have the engraving design on the sides like mine! Unfortunately, I can't find my owners manual, and can't find one on the web to download? Does anyone know where i can get a new manual, forgot how to adjust the pellet feeder pin inside! I remember taking the gun in hal ...

  • Guest 7th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The RWS Career 707 is a great all round gun, i love using it

  • tjbarker Rank: Sergeant 3rd Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    well i had a career 707 the small one on FAC pumpin outmore than 40 ftb it was th kill in machene of the guns i killed a rabbit a bought 250yrds with a per of sims sights i reomend this gun if u culd get theparts try 2 make the parts esier 2 get

  • shinsung 23rd Feb 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    A well balanced gun great for ground that you can't bring a 22 rim fire on.
    Over all the RWS Career 707 was an experence put me completely off co2 guns.

  • Sniperdon Rank: Sergeant 29th Jan 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    RWS Career 707 - I owned both .22 RWS 707 rifle and RWS 710 Tanker (same barrel length as RWS 707 Carbine). I found that the penetration power of the rifle is around 30% stronger than the tanker. I bought the tanker and it has the air-leakage problem initially, though the problem have been fixed up immediately by my agent. In comparision with this incidence, I found 707 is much more stable in it's quality and it never have any comments of air-leakage problem from my friends owning this model too ...

  • sdiddlysquat Rank: Corporal 13th Jan 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Since owning my 65ftlb career 707 (target version) I've been nothing but amazed at its performance!
    Having owned guns like the daystate harrier X and rapid 7, the career had a lot to live up too!
    Well, it sure didn't let me down. At first it felt clumsy, bulky and heavy but after a while, a lot of testing using the power adjuster and a bit of setting up, a sling and tuning, it started to show it's true colours.
    I can hit a 2inch target at about 70 yards with .22 bisley magnums (21gns)1140fps ...

  • Sergeant Hodges 22nd Aug 2004

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Both the .22 & .25 Career 707's are very, very, accurate. I have shot one hole
    3 shot groups with the .22 using 35 gr. Pelletman H.P. Pellets. Kodiaks shoot
    Almost as good on calm days.
    The Weight is a bit heavy but, I'm OLD and LAZY. I should have bought the
    Carbine versons but, the long gun is worth the carry. The rifles are loud but with a Logun
    or, one of those Carbon Fiber Mod.'s. All you can hear is the tink of the trigger.

  • devilbiss uk Rank: Lance Corporal 16th Dec 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I own a career 707 mk2 in 22 cal.it powers out 53ft pounds at lower and 57ft pounds on high setting.using 22 bisley magnums ive found these very accurate and lethal on quarry. its a good allrounder does the same job as a 22 rimfire without the worry of how far the round will travel.22 rimfire subsonics produce 90 ft pounds and shoot 40 grain bullets and my career produces nearly 60ft pounds using 21 grain pellets. can you see the similarity. A much better allrounder and safer to use and has the ...

  • Blackserpent Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 12th Dec 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Many thanks to my american friends for their excellent reviews about the CAREER 707. I live in Belgium. Thanks to all their excellent reviews and comments about the CAREER 707 on this website,I bought myself two of these guns : the rifle (long version) in .22 and the short carbin in .25.
    The accuracy and power of the rifle in .22 is unbelievable : at lowest setting and with a light and cheap BSA pellet, it shots accuratly
    up to 45 yards. If you go on with two clics at the power wheel,this bad ...

  • lucifer707 22nd Nov 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I now own both .22 and .25 shih sung careerII 707 long rifle and i love them alot.
    .22 is more reliable and more fun to play with in my own opinion, i get about 50+ shots on low power setting until the pressure drop to 1600psi, even on low power setting it has plenty of power to take down any small game out to 50 yards.
    accuratcy is good if you could manage to keep the air consistence, my career love 21grn and 29grn heavy pellet.
    the career is loud even fitted with shin sung silencer, but i j ...

  • missionguy. 25th Jun 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I just receive the Career 707 .22, and I do like the adjustable power a lot. It can be adjusted from almost zero to full power. The inline magazine can load Kodiak without any problem, but can't load CP or other regular weight pellet. I was forced to load one pellet at a time. Any suggestion will be appreciated. I also have a Tarantula .22. Besides being a bit difficult to hold the Career, the accuracy is almost as good as the Tarantula. Since the Career has a large air tank, it took me almost 2 ...

  • Martin. 21st May 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have the career 707 .22 carbine.let me tell you this one of the most powerful and accurate airguns.
    I use my career for hunting and target.the career was made more for hunting and long rages shooting type. you get about 40shots on high power 60lbs of energy.if you looking for a light,powerful,and accurate air rifle go for the career 707 carbine.I like the career 707 carbine more than the career 707 rifle.the career 707 rifle is to heavy and to long.they both have same power,accuracy,and fps. ...

  • Gam. 19th Feb 2003

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    Is nothing but a monkey shooter.
    Heavy
    Not enough shots
    80ftp is not powerful enough

  • fumanchu. 27th Apr 2002

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have the Career 707 0.22 carbine. I use it for plinking-hunting-target pest control. I can't say too much about it, but in my view it's the best-unique versatile airgun available at modest cost.
    If i had to own only one air-rifle it would be the Career,

  • fumanchu. 27th Apr 2002

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    I have the RWS Career 707 0.22 carbine. I use it for plinking-hunting-target shooting. I can't say too much about it, but in my view it's the best-unique versatile airgun available at modest cost.
    If i had to only have one air-rifle it would be the Career.