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RE: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #1 on: September 14, 2007, 01:49:29 PM »
http://www.natchezss.com/category.cfm?category=557

Maybe this will work better.

Sporter 500
.177 Caliber - 760 fps
Reg. $83.17
Sale $59.95
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Shadowmatic
.177 Caliber - 850 fps
Refurbished
Reg. $159.00
Sale $99.95
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Hunter 220
.177 Caliber - 1000 fps
Reg. $204.85
Sale $139.95
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Hunter 440
.177 Caliber - 1000 fps
Reg. $230.00
Sale $119.95
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Gamo Hunter 890
Reg. $185.57
Sale $139.95
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Realtree Hunter
.177 Caliber - 1000 fps
Reg. $221.29
Sale $139.95
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Hunter 440
w/ 4x32mm Scope
1000 fps
Reg. $251. 29
Sale $149.95
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Gamo Hunter 890
w/3-12x50 Scope
Reg. $355.93
Sale $159.95
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Gamo Silver
Shadow 890
w/ 4x32MM
NRA Scope
Reg. $372.88
Sale $169.95
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Gamo Hunter 890
w/3-12x50 Scope
Reg. $372.71
Sale $179.95
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R-77 Combat
Revolver .177 4
Reg. $89.86
Sale $39.95
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45 Auto
.177-Caliber
Reg. $74.14
Only $39.95
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RE: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #2 on: September 14, 2007, 02:38:53 PM »
I got that email from Natchez earlier,,,, I spent about 20 minutes staring at the "order now" links and my index finger kept quivering.    I finally summoned up the strength to close the email and not order anything........

but I didn't delete it    :)

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RE: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #3 on: September 14, 2007, 04:25:11 PM »


Your a good man Jeff,



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Re: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #4 on: September 15, 2007, 06:51:37 AM »
When the BIG Natchez catalog shows up in my mail it comes in the house, gets set on the kitchen counter.....and if I'm not really quick.....my wife recycles it:)  She hasn't gotten into my email yet, but I think my spam filter gets rid of anything that says "Buy Now" and "Airgun" in the same message:)

Dan

Current shooters: Beeman HW97K .177 with Hawke Eclipse 4x16x50SFAO and Steve C. stock, Beeman R9 .177 with Hawke Airmax 4-12x40AO and Gene\'s Midas touch, Air Arms S200 with Bushnell Banner 6x24x40AO Rowan brass bling and Steve C. custom stock, BAM B25, BAM B40 .177 with BSA 3x12x44AO, Benjamin Marauder .22, Benjamin 397 pumper.

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Re: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #5 on: September 16, 2007, 05:21:31 PM »
Just picked-up the Gamo R-77 4" barrel combat pistol.  Should be fun for plinking, at close range.  This is my first CO2 gun.  Are there cartridges of choice, which perform better than others, or are more powerful? Bang for buck? Should I order in 25 bulk?

Thanks!

Charles
Lead Launchers: 30 Year Old Daisy .177 Cal. Model 880 Pumper (BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope), Gamo CFX .22 Cal. Springer with GRT III Trigger (BSA 4X32 Scope), Gamo CFX .177 Cal. Combo Springer (BSA 2-7X32 AO Scope), Gamo R-77 .177 Cal. CO2 Combat Pistol (Laser Sight), Umarex/Beretta .177 Cal. CX4 Storm CO2 Bullpup (Walther PS-22 Red Dot Scope & Dorcy Night Light), Chinese QB-57 .22 Cal. Takedown Springer (BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope & Dorcy Night Light),  Chinese Tech-Force S2-1 .177 Cal. Springer Pistol (Boat Anchor...), Chinese Tech-Force Contender Model 89 .22 Cal. Springer (BSA Laser & Tactical Light, CenterPoint 4-16X40 Illum. Ret. Mil. Dot Scope), Crosman 1377 .177 Cal. Pumper Pistol (1399 stock, BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope), Daisy Powerline 717 .177 Cal. Single-Pump Pistol (Open Sights).

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Re: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #6 on: September 19, 2007, 10:49:34 AM »
I use the Crosman powerlets, work good, never gotten a dud.  I have also used the "Brass Eagle" brand and they were ok too, but they have a sticker on them that tends to make the powerlet get stuck in my guns....stick to the Crosman ones.  I've never tried Daisy or anyone elses, but suspect they are "ok" also.  The thing with CO2 is that it is liquid and at a constant pressure at a given temperature...so you aren't going to get "a real extra powerful" one, just one that lasts longer or lasts shorter.  Your main concern is getting "clean" ones, and I avoid the ones with stickers.  Also wipe them down before putting them in your guns so you don't get junk in your valve or seals.  As far as purity of the gas inside them from brand to another, I couldn't tell you, but I have had no problems with the crosman ones.   Hth!
Dan

Current shooters: Beeman HW97K .177 with Hawke Eclipse 4x16x50SFAO and Steve C. stock, Beeman R9 .177 with Hawke Airmax 4-12x40AO and Gene\'s Midas touch, Air Arms S200 with Bushnell Banner 6x24x40AO Rowan brass bling and Steve C. custom stock, BAM B25, BAM B40 .177 with BSA 3x12x44AO, Benjamin Marauder .22, Benjamin 397 pumper.

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Re: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #7 on: September 19, 2007, 05:33:55 PM »
Got a 25 pack of Crosmans at WM for a nice price.  Shot 32 pellets through her tonight.  Don't think I'd pay more than 39.99 for this gun.  Cylinder freewheels when shut.  Not a good thing.  Not a good thing at all.

Charles
Lead Launchers: 30 Year Old Daisy .177 Cal. Model 880 Pumper (BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope), Gamo CFX .22 Cal. Springer with GRT III Trigger (BSA 4X32 Scope), Gamo CFX .177 Cal. Combo Springer (BSA 2-7X32 AO Scope), Gamo R-77 .177 Cal. CO2 Combat Pistol (Laser Sight), Umarex/Beretta .177 Cal. CX4 Storm CO2 Bullpup (Walther PS-22 Red Dot Scope & Dorcy Night Light), Chinese QB-57 .22 Cal. Takedown Springer (BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope & Dorcy Night Light),  Chinese Tech-Force S2-1 .177 Cal. Springer Pistol (Boat Anchor...), Chinese Tech-Force Contender Model 89 .22 Cal. Springer (BSA Laser & Tactical Light, CenterPoint 4-16X40 Illum. Ret. Mil. Dot Scope), Crosman 1377 .177 Cal. Pumper Pistol (1399 stock, BSA 3022SB Red Dot Scope), Daisy Powerline 717 .177 Cal. Single-Pump Pistol (Open Sights).

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Re: Gamo Sale at Natchez
« Reply #8 on: September 20, 2007, 04:36:10 AM »
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I use the Crosman powerlets, work good, never gotten a dud.  I have also used the "Brass Eagle" brand and they were ok too, but they have a sticker on them that tends to make the powerlet get stuck in my guns....stick to the Crosman ones.  I've never tried Daisy or anyone elses, but suspect they are "ok" also.  The thing with CO2 is that it is liquid and at a constant pressure at a given temperature...so you aren't going to get "a real extra powerful" one, just one that lasts longer or lasts shorter.  Your main concern is getting "clean" ones, and I avoid the ones with stickers.  Also wipe them down before putting them in your guns so you don't get junk in your valve or seals.  As far as purity of the gas inside them from brand to another, I couldn't tell you, but I have had no problems with the crosman ones.   Hth!


I may have to go back and dust off my chemistry book, but I don't remember CO2 in a liquid form. Solid form is dry ice and of course there is its gaseous state, but I am pretty sure there is no liquid form of CO2....

Scratching my head,

Ron


I apologize.... I just checked it out and carbon dioxide can be found in liquid form but only at pressures exceeding 5.1 bar. Hmm... I guess I learned something new today!  :)
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