New Gamo SOCOM Extreme and Carbine- Versions

[Gene_SC]

Looks like Gamo upped the cocking effort on the new SOCOM EXTREME Springer. Now 60 ft/lbsof cocking effort..

Also they will be making a smaller version of the SOCOM which has only 30 ft/lbs of cocking effort.

Both with similar stocks but just different sizes. I would bet Both are the same powerplants as the Gamo's original Shadow 1000 and the Gamo Hunter Exteme 1250 Hurricane.

[shadow]

I've been eyeballing those since they came out brother and love that Extreme stock. I was hoping that they would start selling the stock's and it would be the same mounting design for the action as my 1250. I could then set the 1250 up for winter hunting with a winter camo. Ed

[Evo|ve_S|66]

Hmmm, I just got an email from PA about these new shooters as well as a sale on RWS rifles and a 10% coupon code. I think I'd snag that tactical version being as that it has the noise dampener. But that carbine seems to grab my attention more....*sigh*, well let's see how they perform before any grabbing begins =]

-Jarred

[shadow]

I would only want the Extreme in .22 and I think they just have it in .177. :0 I have no need for a Magnum springer in .177 when the .177's that I have now do the job just fine. Ed

[Evo|ve_S|66]

I'm sure that GAMO would introduce their new line in .22....it's either these Socoms or the Royals. Both are new to me, so yeah.... =]

Also I think 60lbs or cocking effort is a bit much huh, I mean that'd be pretty dangerous of one would accidentally let go of the barrel while cocking....unless GAMO has a new safety precaution in place.

-Jarred

[shadow]

My Extreme 1250.22 Royal has 56lbs cocking effort, it is a workout hehe. Ed

[BJames]

I really like the Carbine.

[atchman2]

SIXTY pounds of cocking effort!  Wow!  How do they shoot?  Surely they are mostly for hunting.