what scope to use on a pellet gun, springer, or pcp
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2021
- so far two of my viewers have asked what scope they should use on a break barrel / springer pellet gun. since this is a Hot topic I will show a video as to what Scopes I have used on both my rifles. the Winchester 77xs. and the model 34 RWS / Diana. those scopes include the Winchester scope that I got on the Winchester 77xs, the RWS scope that came with the RWS Model 34, Cvlife's scope, and a UTG / Bugbuster scope. We will go over topics such as the difference in recoil between the guns, how to deal with this recoil, different things to look for in a scope. specifically the break barrel has recoil like a crossbow that being double recoil. if you want more information on this quickest way to get it is to look it up but you can also comment and ask for me to make a video on it.
prices may shift. it's a normal occurrence on Amazon.
Bugbuster scope:
www.amazon.com/dp/B00C4TICAU?...
picatinny rail adjuster:. (check your rail first to see if you need it)
www.amazon.com/dp/B01IWPI3EY?...
You have the recoil backwards. The spring (bow string) pushes the gun forward first. Firearms push the gun back into your shoulder. Most scopes aren't designed for severe forward recoil. That's why spring guns can break even expensive ones.
I've had experience with the broken scope and with shearing off of improperly designed scope mount screws. It is truly amazing how much shock is put into the scope, mount and rings of a high powered springer. If you have a springer do yourself a favor and buy a scope and mount (and decent rings) designed for a springer and you'll be fine. A normal rifle scope will work for an amount of time on a springer but nobody can say how long of a time that will be.
I have a springer, and a pneumatic passion air rifle.
I bought a Hawke scope for my Gamo and tossed the factory scope. A world of difference. Best $200 scope I own for my air rifle
good to hear
I bought my Mrs a Gamo Barricade for plinking. That came with a Gamo scope and it was absolute dog shit, I zero'd it in and a couple shots later it lost the zero again, not just by a little bit, it was inches out at 30 yards. Ended up throwing it in the bin and put an old Hawke HD Sport I'd just upgraded from, I'd never trust a Gamo scope again and that was brand new.
Do you have any idea what you are talking about?
NO
C .V .LIfe 6-24x50 is a good scope try it on ur pcp it does fine on a 308 an can zoom in for target shooting with a 22lr
any advice for avoiding the recoil ?i`ve heard about the weight in pellets affect it
It has to do with the Internal spring. Different styles of guns without the spring don't have the same problem.
Is the rifle a diana 280 or Diana 34
Diana 34
i came to this video bc i bought a 100 dollar scope and i think it broke bc some kid knocked it over and i need to see can i buy a 22 scope for my Spinger do you think my gun with break the scope?
Personally I would buy a scope made for a springer pellet gun, even if it is cheap, if it came from a decent company and the scope breaks because of the gun you can get a refund.
@@klabundesriflesandknives3551 alright good to know thanks
Is that what a tutorial supposed to be?
Are nitrogen-powered air rifles as recoil violent as springers? Are they the same?
Thank you.
Blessings, Grace and Peace
I lack experience with nitrogen powered air rifles. This site should answer your question though. It essentially says it's a lower recoil, but it still has recoil. www.airgundepot.com/remington-nitro-piston-air-rifle-sale.html
@@klabundesriflesandknives3551 Thank you for the link. I think a regular scope should work with the nitrogen-powered air rifles, then. Less recoil and no forward recoil, as contrasted against springers.
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i’d never buy a utg. even touching the eye piece, magnificent, or parallax will change the point of impact(POI). i would recommend any hawke scope. if your using a magnum springer get the hawke airmax. for pcp get the vantage which is their cheaper option. mild recoil springs the vantage will hold
Haven't experienced that problem with the eye piece, or parallax, but I do tend to favor a specific magnification, so that could explain why. Thank you for suggesting other scopes. I plan on looking into them
Million percent disagree with your commentator. I own many different brands of scopes for my air rifles. Hawke scopes are pretty nice, but a bit pricey fot their features. All my break barrels are running utg bug busters or true hunters. I have a a issue with 1 of my bug busters but with a lifetime warranty, leapers replaced it with no questions asked. UTG scopes are very reliable in my opinion.
Hi sir I wanto one air rifle
If it is for pests, I would suggest any air rifle I show on my channel, assuming they are small pests.
That black gun ain't no pcp pellet gun lmao. That's a pump action.
No, 1-10 pump pcp. The pressurized container is in the stock. I had it since I was 12. Shoots .177 cal. pellets. it's a Winchester 77xs. Thinking about it, as long as you understand it is a pellet gun you are right. They just have the same way of propelling the pellet forward, so I call it the same thing, even if it obtains air from a different source.
still a form of pcp
@@klabundesriflesandknives3551 A multi-pump pneumatic is not a PCP (pre-charged pneumatic.) In some states not understanding this can lead to fines for violating hunting laws . Granted, the effect on the scope is the same for a PCP and a Multi-pump pneumatic, but try to be correct anyway.
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The mumbler in chief says all bb guns have to be electric by 2032. What are we to do?
Fly Wheels, I bet that'd do!!! He really said that? My goodness.
Lmao
Vote him out.