RWS 350 .20 cal carbine (reduced)

[EzyE]

RWS 350 w/.20 cal LW barrel chopped/choked by RFM w/muzzle brake. Other than a crow magnum/eliminator or custom kodiak/patriot I don't think you'll find a more powerful springer in .20 cal. It's just to much for paper punching and plinking in my small backyard. Will sell for $350 shipped (conus) or consider  trades as well, especially for a  P1 w/shoulder stock , R7, or R9. Mount (Beeman 5039) and scope (Hawke 3-9x40 AO) not included but negotiable.

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[JOHNNY QUEST]

 After the barrel was chopped how bad did the accuracy drop... Or is it still good...

[shadow]

Randall lookie here hehehe. Ed

[longislandhunter]

Now THAT has me thinking    

Jeff

[EzyE]

It was converted to a .20 carbine (was originally a .22) before I got it so I really can't say.  As far as accuracy,  I'll get a good group going at 10m (that's  0.5" for me) then loose it (I'll end up with a 1+" group).  It's not the gun because I do the same thing with my .177 prosport which I know is a tack driver.   But then again, I'm not much of a shot.  As far as what I've heard, shortened barrels on springers don't impact accuracy like powder burners.  As a matter of fact some say accuracy may improve due to a shorter "lock" time.

[JOHNNY QUEST]

 PM SENT

[Gene_SC]

On the L/W barrels the choke is about 2" from the end of muzzle. Where is the choke at on your barrel after chopping now?

[EzyE]

The barrel was cut at the breech end so the original choke is still there.

[EzyE]

Sold pending funds.