Tech Force M8

I absolutely love this airgun, its got a wonderful trigger, easy to cock, automatic safety, and a beautiful wood stock, Ive had mine about 2 years with thousands of shots and no problems. I’ve shot this gun along side some similarly priced springers with more FPS and they all have crappy triggers, are hard to cock, and are less accurate then the M8.

Great gun. The nine inch barrel works just fine. This rifle is more or less the discontinued Bronco with a different stock. This rifle is easy to cock and is accurate. Maybe John got a lemon. Oh, by the way it does have a nice stock. John, you need to learn how to spell.:)

I bought the big brother to this gun the M12. It concerns me that a first time buyer will end up with this.I love air guns and want this industry to survive. If you buy this first you will get the wrong impression of the sport and never buy again. PLEASE PLEASE for the same money buy the ruger air hawk and you will enjoy the sport for a lifetime. Read the wright up the barrel is only nine inches long with a lot of dead air space after it. This makes the gun so in accurate you can actually hit yourself as you fire it. I believe they did this because the gun dosent have the power to push a pellet down the whole length of a real barrel. The gun only has one sear in it and its made from folded sheet metal held in place by a clothespin spring ( mine broke the first day) The stalk has the feel of Styrofoam. I took it to the hardware store to have them identify the wood. They could not. We tried to set fire to it and it would not burn. They told me if it wont burn its not wood. Tom Gaylord wrote five pages on this gun. he will never say anything bad. read between the lines its there.I keep this hanging on the wall in my gun room just to remind me to do the research before I buy. I am now begin you please dont make the mistake I did.

Pros
learning lesson

Cons
not enough room to print them all