Tech Force TF67 take down air rifle

This is a great little rifle once you figure out how to shoot it. It's artillery hold all the way like many sidelevers. Its solid, all metal and wood and surprisingly heavy...but well balanced. Its interesting looking for sure. I can stack pellets at 25 yard resting on my knee. The problem is that with a shorter barrel a little movement goes a long way and all the weight behind your hands so its easy to move more that with a traditional rifle. You can't force the way you're used to.

The handle is cheap and weak...I would replace it it with a stronger one. Replace the scope with a better fixed aspect or red dot

...if you looked up videos about the qb-57 there'd a couple helpful ones out there. I have 2 barrel assemblies .22 and .177...when I switch between them the scope on each stays zeroed.

Look at the thing! When i saw it, and saw the price, I had to get it. What I expected was a cool looking piece of junk to go Rambo with. Thought it had hints of an AK in the design. What I got was a black case. Yes, it comes in a heavy duty, fitted foam, briefcase style case. What was inside was not a piece of junk, but instead a gun I now plan on saving for my son. The innovation and quality are impressive for such and economical gun. The very nice pistol grip can be filled with pellets and dispenses them one at a time(crazy they don't have this in specs). The fit of the two pieces is very solid with absolutely no play. The stock pieces and metal are really pretty, and with a little work are on par with some of my custom stocks. The rifle also impressed me with more power and accuracy than I had planned on. After a painful sighting in of a new scope(in my experience, I have never kept a combo scope), it shoots a half inch group at 30 feet from standing position. My whisper shoots an inch into a 2x4 avoiding knots at close range. This shot 3/4 of an inch under the same conditions. Its very loud and has a significant weight and feel. Don't have a chrony but I bet it goes as advertised, even with 8.something grain meisterkeugen rifle pellets.

I actually like the flip up sight that everyone hates. They are just way off aim. Some gripes about wood finish but wayyyyyy less than I expected. Anti bear trap, safety and cocking lever had a little play in them. A little hard to load until you get used to it.

At this price the tf67 is the best deal I have ever seen. With a little work... 1- sand and finish holes in fore stock 2- tighten spring on safety for a more positive lock 3- take some play out of uncocked lever and anti bear trap spring 4- I intend to wood burn some personalization onto the rear part of stock 5- keep connection threads clean clean clean ... this air rifle transforms from a penny savers gun into an heirloom piece

Looks cool hangin in my shed! It's a 100 dollar conversation peice.

The scope and the plastic handles. Feels cheap, pellets are hard to load, especially if you have big fingers.

I was really hoping this gun would grow on meas far as shooting it. It has the looks, just no power, a klugey scope and a funky plastic handle, though the wood is beautiful. This thing has NO power. I mean I bet it's less than 300fps in reality. I really wanted to like this gun.