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TBF, if you don't expect a Weirauch, you won't be disappointed. They're often price point guns; and you have to be lucky to get a truly high-performance price pointer.

U second what PapaT said.

Greetings from Ohio fellow HAMster! So what all do you shoot?

Right now I'm going with "Ruger" Mk. IV and Norica Titan. Wonderful can killers.

Let's be honest, we're probably going to all end up buying a gun from a company we've sworn we won't.

Definitely not shipping production to China! Going to have to break out my sample packs and seriously test their accuracy in my rifles.

Hummmm, maybe I need to put in a fresh cylinder and plink with the Daisy 74 again.....

Yep, just like the Two-Fourty. Going by performance specs is the same gun in a different stock.

They have some Sunday hunting. Bear firearm is one of them.

May have just sold one of these! Future article idea:get a couple of these cheap air rifles, and see how accurate they are with cheap pellets. Something like Ultimate Cheapie Can Killers, maybe?

Welcome fellow HAMster! Nice start of a collection.

Maybe contact who you're buying it from, they might know? Also, going to be using wadcutters since it's for short range pesting?

Non-owner but= 95 and 30.

Americans usually are the ones owning guns capable of really taking advantage of slugs. If all you can but without licensing is a low-power .177, are you going to care about slugs?

Different situation though. In the 1930s, US was the #1 industrial producer in the world. 1800s would probably be a better comparison. US trying to build industry, especially in strategic sectors.

I'm a southpaw, but I think they're selling the new ones for less.

Really low-cost labor in Southern Europe. If they're using a facility for manufacturing that was grandfathered in long enough ago, regulatory compliance might also be a lot cheaper.

The last sentence is why I am afraid to buy this version.

Honestly Doc, even just a $40 "Winchester" 4x AO would be an upgrade from most package scopes. You can eliminate parallax at usual shooting ranges, even if the markings on the objective don't accurately correspond with actual distance.

Looks like a fun little plinker. Have to buy a replacement scope, of course.