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Tommy is cheaper than IHP even now. However, quality of Tommy air rifles is not what it used to be earlier. I saw a few in a shop in Nagpur. Dry as a bone, and crude machining overall. The wood was also sad, painted with brown paint.

hi everyone..
i too agree that Tommy as compared to IHP is very raw.tommy gives a unfinshed look from its stock(brown painted)..but still its working great for me..
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my .22 cal TOMMY..

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my .22 cal TOMMY..

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my .22 cal TOMMY..

Hi Guys!
Sarpi here after a long time.Seeing the posts of best indian gun for pests vermin there is absolutele no mention of the gunmark 350.Sanjiv was mentioning in his post that he shot a tin can at over 40 mtrs whereby th pellet went through & through & half an inch into a piece of wood behind that if I am not wrong!!! Its always IHP,Cannon,Sisco & Tommy.What about Kulkarni's G-350?
I hav'nt got down to testing my G350.
Cheers
Sarpi

sarpi,

Can you a post picture of your G350 ?

Thanks

Manish

sarpi";p="62612 wrote:

raj";p="62307 wrote: [ Image ]

my .22 cal TOMMY..

raj";p="62307 wrote: [ Image ]

my .22 cal TOMMY..

Hi Guys!
Sarpi here after a long time.Seeing the posts of best indian gun for pests vermin there is absolutele no mention of the gunmark 350.Sanjiv was mentioning in his post that he shot a tin can at over 40 mtrs whereby th pellet went through & through & half an inch into a piece of wood behind that if I am not wrong!!! Its always IHP,Cannon,Sisco & Tommy.What about Kulkarni's G-350?
I hav'nt got down to testing my G350.
Cheers
Sarpi

fantumfan2003";p="62634 wrote: sarpi,

Can you a post picture of your G350 ?

Thanks

Manish

sarpi";p="62612 wrote:

raj";p="62307 wrote: [ Image ]

my .22 cal TOMMY..

raj";p="62307 wrote: [ Image ]

my .22 cal TOMMY..

Hi Guys!
Sarpi here after a long time.Seeing the posts of best indian gun for pests vermin there is absolutele no mention of the gunmark 350.Sanjiv was mentioning in his post that he shot a tin can at over 40 mtrs whereby th pellet went through & through & half an inch into a piece of wood behind that if I am not wrong!!! Its always IHP,Cannon,Sisco & Tommy.What about Kulkarni's G-350?
I hav'nt got down to testing my G350.
Cheers
Sarpi

Manish I am not to savvy with the computer but if you look in the Gunmark post you will see a modified version of Sanjiv's rifle with the open sights removed! Anyway I will try & post a picture for you!
Sarpi

I recently has some experience with Tommy. Though it was an old one and not kept in good shape still it was pretty accurate at 20-25 yards ( that's the distance i was shootings)
I do not have any experience with any other Indian made air guns so cannot say anything about them.
Cheers
Mandeep

good shot buddy! i have an IHP 35 .22 cal. EDITED it works well til 50 odd meters although i havent used it lately

Hi everyone, the only reason I registered on this board was so that I could make a reply here, and clarify the little confusion there seems to be. First off, Tommy air guns are far better performance wise than National air guns. Secondly, not all the Tommy models have a scope rail attached to them. Only the high end ones, models 400, 350 and 300 have a scope rail. The model 400 and 350 do claim to have an accurate range of 90 m, however, I never tried either of them. I have a model no 35, which I bought first hand a year back for Rs 4000. It claims to have an accurate range of 60 m EDITED

Also, the V of my gun is loose....that I think is a consistent problem with Tommy airguns.

Have a look at an AK Agni
I have seen a couple of good specimens. Build quality better than current IHP 35 and cheaper too.

Another option is Phorgun air rifles

M.

IHP .177 model 35
Efective on big size rats.





Sudesh............

hi could any one please help here as i want to buya tommy .22 in chandigarh or even hyderbad. any ideas where i could find one. and what to look for in it

why tommy ?
go for ihp or phorgun.

I would like to see some pics of the Tommy Gun.
Some Arms shops here had stocked them,but were quoting astronmical price for these rifles.

I still vote for cannon-65. I have seen the toy recent past. build quality of metal remain as it is like 20yrs back but the wood finish quality gone down. They can be super smooth after a good tuning, that includes the trigger.
Some pic :