Mendoza RM-2800, Grey Wooden Thumbhole Stock
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| The grey paint on the wood stock is a special type of paint that might give the appearance of a synthetic stock, but the stock is definitely wood underneath the paint Power doesn't have to cost a fortune! Mendoza's RM-2800 rifle is ideal for hunting small game. The 7-shot mag always gives you a backup shot...just in case. Although this is a repeater, it is a breakbarrel and is not semi-auto. You must cock the gun by breaking the barrel open for each shot. It has a thumbhole stock for a better grip, and the wood stock is painted grey. The raised cheekpiece on the left side of the gun makes it that much easier to acquire your target. (This gun is not ambidextrous.) The fiber optic front sight is easy to see, and the adjustable rear sight ensures that you stay on target. If you want to get every bit of accuracy out of the RM-2800, add a scope on the 11mm dovetail. Because this gun has a linear magazine, be sure to use only wadcutter or domed pellets in the mag. A pointed pellet may nest into the the pellet skirt in front of it and cause a jam. Also, don't pick super-heavy pellets (such as Beeman Kodiaks), because they may not fit into the pellet loading port. If you really want to shoot pointed pellets, then load just one pellet and shoot it...do not load more than one! Click on the AMMO link for recommended pellets and the ACCESSORIES link to find scopes, mounts, targets, safety glasses & more! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Things I would have changed:the stock is a little wierd...its wood but not "hard" wood.paint chips ...although it is very light which i do like..i want this gun to come out in nice hard wood stock so i can up grade it... What others should know:3-9x40 leapers BARELY clears the lienar magazine with a HIGH scope mount..only use rws super dome or meiserkulgens....the clip will hold 7 i only use 6 so it wont jam.....DONT USE POINTED PELLETS!!! with my scope i punch tight groups 40 yards all day long this is my daily shooter
Things I would have changed:I could not get the iron sights to zero in, however, I put a Gamo scope on and it works great with the pre drilled recoil pin hole. What others should know:Every once in a while,40 or so shots, the safety locks up. The safety disengages to off. the round in the chamber must be fired with extreme pressure on the trigger. I am not sure if this is caused by me doing something when cocking the gun or if it is defect in the gun. Right now I am not worried, if it gets to be a hassle I'll use the year guarantee to get it fixed. I am having way too much fun to return it.
Things I would have changed:The safety on my jams after thirty or so shots. I haven't figured out yet if it is me or the gun. I could not zero in the iron sights. I replaced them with a Gamo 4X32 varmit hunter kit, works great. What others should know:At first I had jamming problems with the loader. I found that if you are careful loading the pellets and easy letting off the spring and checking to see that the pellet is seated before you close the barrel it works perfect. I used Gamo match diablo .22 cal 13.88 gr.with no problems. Gamo hunter's will not fit in the loader.
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