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  • 30-12-2012 8:44pm
    #1
    its not easy
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    Hi I'm looking to buy maybe a beretta a400 light new. But before I do I want to hold this gun. My local dealers can get it in but Then i have to buy it. Anybody know where there is a helpfull dealer with a good new stock of guns I don't mind travelling
    Cheers.


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    LIFFY FISHING
    Registered Users Posts: 1,791 ✭✭✭LIFFY FISHING


    its not easy wrote: »
    Hi I'm looking to buy maybe a beretta a400 light new. But before I do I want to hold this gun. My local dealers can get it in but Then i have to buy it. Anybody know where there is a helpfull dealer with a good new stock of guns I don't mind travelling
    Cheers.

    Atlantic Shooting Carlow,
    Griffin Hawe, Athy
    CG Hobbies , Celbridge
    Patrick Carley, Enniscorthy
    And best of all .....
    Tannyoky, Newry, huge stock, see www.tannyokyguns.co.uk & they even help u with thw import, lots of pepole say uts hard, its not I done it woth a section 11, they will assist you.


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    its not easy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭its not easy


    LIFFY FISHING wrote: »

    Atlantic Shooting Carlow,
    Griffin Hawe, Athy
    CG Hobbies , Celbridge
    Patrick Carley, Enniscorthy
    And best of all .....
    Tannyoky, Newry, huge stock, see www.tannyokyguns.co.uk & they even help u with thw import, lots of pepole say uts hard, its not I done it woth a section 11, they will assist you.
    Cheers thanks.


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    deerhunter1
    Registered Users Posts: 2,703 ✭✭✭deerhunter1


    LIFFY FISHING wrote: »
    Atlantic Shooting Carlow,
    Griffin Hawe, Athy
    CG Hobbies , Celbridge
    Patrick Carley, Enniscorthy
    And best of all .....
    Tannyoky, Newry, huge stock, see www.tannyokyguns.co.uk & they even help u with thw import, lots of pepole say uts hard, its not I done it woth a section 11, they will assist you.

    Tannyoky, in Newry, is a fine spot but a long drive from the south, the web site is not great. it just tells you what they are agents for, you cannot browse the
    gun room to see what they have and the prices, if they did you would get more people travelling up knowing what they have and their price.


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    LIFFY FISHING
    Registered Users Posts: 1,791 ✭✭✭LIFFY FISHING


    deerhunter1 wrote: »

    Tannyoky, in Newry, is a fine spot but a long drive from the south, the web site is not great. it just tells you what they are agents for, you cannot browse the
    gun room to see what they have and the prices, if they did you would get more people travelling up knowing what they have and their price.

    Click on the download page of stock guns, there is a list of at least 200 guns on there with prices.


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    Carlosthejakal
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    I have this without the kickoff and I think it is very good, Courtlough normally have one instock


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    4200fps
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    Go for the best model of the Beretta A400s. Unico is the best of them


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    its not easy
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    4200fps wrote: »
    Go for the best model of the Beretta A400s. Unico is the best of them
    Just bought a new beretta a400 xplor light with kick off today. Thanks for all the help.


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    One shot on kill
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    Just looked at it there on YouTube it's a serious looking bit of kit well may she wear.

    How does the kick off work


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    its not easy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭its not easy


    One shot on kill wrote: »
    Just looked at it there on YouTube it's a serious looking bit of kit well may she wear.

    How does the kick off work

    It's hard to explain. There is a good demo of it on you tube. It's nothing fancy a bit like a car shock absorber.


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    rowa
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    One shot on kill wrote: »
    Just looked at it there on YouTube it's a serious looking bit of kit well may she wear.

    How does the kick off work


    The cousin bought a a400 brand new last summer with the kickoff system etc , had lot of trouble with the trigger in the first 3 or 4 months But appears to have sorted itself out now, just something to expect.


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