Heyup Tony, have you tried the AA diablo field heavy 18 grn ? I went lighter to the jsb 15.89 on the fifty & was doing ok, not the best at that distance but more than accurate enough for the price range, I tend to stay under 18 grn sub 12 ft/lb for consistency, thanks for the feedback, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Another good review Jon. I do love a budget gun, quite often get surprisingly good features for the money. That seems good value at under £400. Look forward to 50M. Keep up the good work mate. 👍
looks like it could perform really well, nice looking stock. The gun sounded quiet more noise from the pellet catcher nice grouping on the bottom right hand of the target 👍great review too much fun mate 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Heyup Brian, very good gun for the price bracket, like any gun it takes a little practice, I think I'd be struggling to do the same sort of monster distances that you shoot 😉 & yes it certainly hits the "too much fun" category, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
I have one in 177. It’s an excellent and best value bit of kit money can buy. Not surprisingly , you don’t get a scope with it. It’s not sophisticated,but solid build and heavy compared to other guns at twice the price. The magazine is a bit fiddly but works well. Trigger pull is quite crisp and adjustment very basic but shoots great and I’ve modified mine with a biathlon which you can’t buy. ….AND it’s regulated ! 👌
Great review Jon, looks a very nice starter gun. For the price what is no to like. Should get better the more you shoot it. Time to get the leading in done when the sun shines. If it shoots as good as it looks you have a bargain. To much fun, now in the Sun😂😂
Hi Jon. Do you give the barrel a good clean before Leading in? All my Turkish rifles were really dirty, probably protective coating on the rifling, which does improve accuracy. Question. Is it regulated mate? The wind makes a big difference too. Great stuff and better once you adjust that trigger.👍
Heyup chap, yes I give all new guns a good pull through, specially the Turkish ones due to the poly grease in the barrel like you said 👍 and yes they have a regulated action, bloomin good gun for the price bracket, thanks for the feedback, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Mine is bang on power, a little sniff over a couple times, but a steady 11.7 for bout 200 shots once it calms off, does your stock have ata branding in the chequering? Ive noticed a few different designs
Air Arms diablo field are probably one of the best pellets on the market with Very good consistency regarding accuracy but I've noticed recently there are now a lot with damage skirts that causes flyers and at £21 a hit , your not going to believe this but a friend of mine said if your air rifle likes Air Arms try milbro Caledonian he was right all my Air Rifles that l shoot Air Arm pellets accurately shoot Caledonian pellets equally as well pick out the good ones because there are a few with damage skirts but at £11 a tin you expect this.
I bought one . And yes it's accurate out at 50 yds . Jsb and AA diabolo. BSA max 21 grn put it over power !
Heyup Tony, have you tried the AA diablo field heavy 18 grn ?
I went lighter to the jsb 15.89 on the fifty & was doing ok, not the best at that distance but more than accurate enough for the price range, I tend to stay under 18 grn sub 12 ft/lb for consistency, thanks for the feedback, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
As always cracking viewing Jon & Burnsie 👍
Cheers buddy, much appreciated, Jon 👍😁
I love my Airborne❤
Heyup chap, I'm not surprised, there's a lot of gun for the money, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Great review Jon and great looking gun will look forward to seeing it after you worked your magic 👍🏻
Thanks Simon, your support is always welcome, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Another good review Jon.
I do love a budget gun, quite often get surprisingly good features for the money.
That seems good value at under £400. Look forward to 50M.
Keep up the good work mate. 👍
Heyup Jeremy, seems to be a good quality gun, within the too much fun range, be good for a learner, thanks for watching, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Looks like a nice rifle for the price range. Great review as usual Jon. Cheers.
Heyup William, a genuinely nice gun for the money & fall in the too much fun range too, be a good spend for someone new to pcp's, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
I handled one recently and it seems good value, very heavy, they could half the size of the bottle which would reduce the weight considerably.
looks like it could perform really well, nice looking stock. The gun sounded quiet more noise from the pellet catcher nice grouping on the bottom right hand of the target 👍great review too much fun mate 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Heyup Brian, very good gun for the price bracket, like any gun it takes a little practice, I think I'd be struggling to do the same sort of monster distances that you shoot 😉 & yes it certainly hits the "too much fun" category, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
I have one in 177. It’s an excellent and best value bit of kit money can buy. Not surprisingly , you don’t get a scope with it. It’s not sophisticated,but solid build and heavy compared to other guns at twice the price. The magazine is a bit fiddly but works well. Trigger pull is quite crisp and adjustment very basic but shoots great and I’ve modified mine with a biathlon which you can’t buy. ….AND it’s regulated ! 👌
Looks good, Jon and thanks for the mention! 👍😂
Heyup Jon, you're welcome mate, it's a decent gun for the money, hope all's good with the sniper fill issue, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
@Jonathan Hawke yes all good, thanks! 👍🙂
Great review Jon, looks a very nice starter gun. For the price what is no to like. Should get better the more you shoot it. Time to get the leading in done when the sun shines. If it shoots as good as it looks you have a bargain. To much fun, now in the Sun😂😂
Heyup Brandon, too true mate it's a marvelous gun for starting out with, decent price & plenty of shots, cheers buddy , Jon 👍😁
Sweeet was just getting Seriously Board on a night Shift Spot on Mate.
Thanks Yeti, good to know it breaks up the shift 😉 cheers buddy m, Jon 👍😁
Hi Jon. Do you give the barrel a good clean before Leading in? All my Turkish rifles were really dirty, probably protective coating on the rifling, which does improve accuracy. Question. Is it regulated mate? The wind makes a big difference too. Great stuff and better once you adjust that trigger.👍
Heyup chap, yes I give all new guns a good pull through, specially the Turkish ones due to the poly grease in the barrel like you said 👍 and yes they have a regulated action, bloomin good gun for the price bracket, thanks for the feedback, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
@@jonathanhawke2995 excellent stuff Jon. Take care.👍
Mine is bang on power, a little sniff over a couple times, but a steady 11.7 for bout 200 shots once it calms off, does your stock have ata branding in the chequering? Ive noticed a few different designs
Heyup chap, it's got the ATA logo next to the manometer, they do seem a very good gun for the bracket they're in, 👍
Air Arms diablo field are probably one of the best pellets on the market with Very good consistency regarding accuracy but I've noticed recently there are now a lot with damage skirts that causes flyers and at £21 a hit , your not going to believe this but a friend of mine said if your air rifle likes Air Arms try milbro Caledonian he was right all my Air Rifles that l shoot Air Arm pellets accurately shoot Caledonian pellets equally as well pick out the good ones because there are a few with damage skirts but at £11 a tin you expect this.
Heyup David, sorry for the late reply, thanks for the info, I'll give them a try, cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁
Once you get a couple of hundred pellets through it you'll find it will be a bit more accurate,needs to lead up the barrel.
It doesn’t like those pellets.
Under £ 400 for all that.
Heyup Jones, the scope doesn't come with it, but you get the rest , cheers buddy, Jon 👍😁