Kral Puncher NP-03 Review and Accuracy Test. Top performing full power budget PCP rifle
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We take a look at the Kral Puncher NP-03 - with a full run through of the rifle and some practice shooting.
Kral Puncher NP-03. Distributed in the UK by Range Right Ltd. RRP £425
Presented by Richard Saunders from Alpha Militaria - an air rifle review and information site. Richard, has been shooting air rifles for nearly forty years. Today he hunts and carries out pest control on more than a thousand acres spread across different locations in the south of England. He is a regular contributor to Airgun Shooter magazine, writing mainly hunting features and product reviews, as well The Airgun Show on CZcams.
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Another well made and very detailed video . Than you!
Thanks very much.
Great review of what looks like a great little rifle. Keep them coming treacle 👍
Cheers flower.
brilliant video, thanks Richard!
Thanks very much.
Great review Richard, I have had a similar experience with my NP02. It's unbelievably accurate and consistent for a very affordable gun, I love shooting it.
Cheers.
Thanks very much. NP-02 is a great gun too!
Great video. Thank you.
Another great review Richard👍 nice to see you mentioning the budget as well as the high-end rifles! Loving the slick new intro as well geezer 😎
Thanks very much. Glad you like the new intro too 👍.
Good thorough review, thank you.
Thanks very much for watching.
Great information thanks for making the video 👍
Thanks for watching Mark. Glad you found it helpful.
I will be hopefully getting this rifle soon.
Hello Richard, ideal pcp to hunt without fear of scratching,very light and compact,great review and happy easter.
Thanks Luis. Indeed, it will withstand just about everything you can throw at it! Happy Easter to you too.
I own 5 PCP rifles, including the AirForce TexanSS, Benjamin Bullpup, etc., and this is the most recent addition... was very impressed with the feel/quality of this lower priced PCP rifle/carbine. I look forward to more Kral products!
You own 22 cal?
I thinking to ge one but im no sure it between 22 an 25
Benjamin Akela? My dad has one, nice gun.
Thank you for a very informative review. The sub 12 foot pound settings seem to make for a great target shooter. I was uncertain about KRAL, but seeing this opened my eyes. As a southpaw, the controls look very usable, and heck, one of my favorite PB's of all time was the SMLE, so I'm used to operating RH actions.
Glad we could help John. Thanks for watching.
It's nice to see this rifle is available now with the adjustable butt. The original base gun is great, as long as you have gibbon length arms!!
Enjoyed the review, thank you 👍
I had one of the early models and for such a low price it was superb, remembering of course that even the accuracy did improve with leading in of the barrel. They have changed the style of the butt a little but it's an improvement. It was giving me 65 yard spinners at the range, repetitively and with ease. They seriously need to make this a take down rifle, though Im not certain they might not have because of UK laws on length, don't quote me on that, theirs an anti tamper fixing where the butt joins the main action. My reason for getting rid was a bit fussy if m honest= the plastic bodywork which to my mind seemed a bit tacky and the butt adjustment rattled a tiny bit, which isn't difficult for even a novice to sort out really, just play in the adjustment.
Got my NP03 177 last may i am getting 90 good shots very accurate Good review
Thanks Ian. 90 shots is a great return. Thanks for watching.
The kral np03 is a brilliant little gun excellent video review
Hi Carl. I couldn't agree more - on both counts 😁. Seriously though, I think the NP-03 is just about the best budget rifle available right now and will embarrass many more expensive rifles. Thanks for watching and happy new year.
Looks a fantastic rifle. Have to consider ordering one.
You know what Kevin, I love these things. I have had three on review and each one has been excellent. One of my famer permission holders asked about a rifle for his son and I got him one of these. He loves it and there's no hiding place for the rats now!
i love my np 03 cal 22 for that many is incredible
👍Another great review Sir
Thanks Paul. See you on Saturday!
Good review Richard, and matches my thoughts about the .22 I have. My trigger had a bit of creep and was heavy out of the box, but it can be adjusted with the stock removed so now has a fairly short first stage, stops and breaks pretty lightly. It’s consistent for an unregulated rifle too and compact even with a moderator fitted. Mine is topped with a Hawke 2x7x32 AO Airmax and a Pard 007 as my go to ratting gun. Perfect in and around the yard, barns and sheds.
Thanks Phil, and good to know about the trigger.
Have you tried this with rabbits, I'm interested in its kill range for rabbits?
Great review.
Looks a great rifle both Kral and Hatsan produce a good range of air guns that won’t brake the bank. 👍😎
Certainly they represent good value for money, but some are better than others. The NP03 is the best Kral I've shot. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 Nice to know, it does look good 👍
You know what ? For a " budget " rifle , that's damn accurate ..
A great review as always Richard, i have been looking at this very rifle over the weekend, i'm looking for a "budget" bull pup type rifle for out in the field & this looks to tick all the boxes for me, so thank you for your timely review.
Glad we could help GeeTee, and thanks for watching.
Hi, do you know what kill range would this have for rabbits?
@@8536Mutley like most .22 PCP rifles 25-30 metres is the ideal, i have mine set up for 25 metres & is a perfect kill every time.
exerlent reveiw fair play!!!
Thanks very much.
Looks consistent but no regulator I guess? Nice little gun and a great review. Now to watch your review of the commander 👍🏻😉
That;s right Chris - no reg, but 70 good shots before the point of aim drops. I hope you enjoy the Commander video!
Funnily enough I was watching one of Big Dan's reviews on a similar Kral earlier on. His reviews tend to "go on" rather but I managed to see it through. He mentioned that Kral put a 200 bar burst disc in the gun and therefore he filled his to 190 to land a bit shy. Great review from you as per usual, Richard.
Thanks Baz. I couldn't comment on the burst disc thing 'cos I just don't know! But I filled the test gun to 200 bar a bunch of times without issue. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 Well if it is true, you have proved that it can't be that sensitive or critical. He mentioned it on his Kral Puncher Pro .177 video from 2019. It has a walnut stock. He goes on about cylinders exploding in your hand but I would imagine that is B****cks as they probably proof test these cylinders to at least 50% over pressure!
@@smitbar11 Indeed Baz, they are stress tested at levels significantly higher than the ill pressure.
@@smitbar11 tested to at least 100% over pressure. The burst disk can pop anywhere between 210bar and 250. It's just a safety incase you forget to turn off you tank or compressor.
Thank you for the informative and nicely paced review. I’m a 50yr old newbie and have this and an Artemis PP750 on my list for a decently priced, lightweight and portable rifle for some plinking and learning.
Now to decide. 😉
Thanks Neil. I think we're all newbies really! I must admit, I don't know much about the Artemis, but the NP-03 is a great little rifle...Thanks for watching.
I'm a couple of years younger but in exactly the same place. too much choice is no choice at all I heard. I don't want to make the wrong choice and have to sell on and buy again.
@@jambutty2218 I ended up being warned away from The KRAL. A very highly regarded gunsmith told me to go for the PP750 and steer clear of the KRAL. Must say I’m happy I did. The PP750 has been tuned and a new stock fitted. It’s stunning.
@@neilprofitt1381 you've helped me. I think your right.
Kral is King!
Look's as though that could be an ideal rifle for carrying around the wood's or farm. Wouldnt have to worry about damaging it too much seeing as it's well short of £400. A perfect beginner's pcp rifle perhaps?? Nice vid as usual Rich!
Yes, I'd agree with all that. I liked it a lot...Thanks for watching.
I know it was for demo/consistency purposes, but your groups will tighten up without the fx chrony hanging on the end if the barrel. I’ve seen some set it on a small table-top camera tripod under the muzzle. Good review sir.
Thanks very much. Its strange but on some rifles I review this is indeed the case. On others it makes no difference. I tried groups with the chrono on and off the rifle and it didn't seem to make any difference. I think the problem was more to do with the windy conditions and the fact the rifle was straight out of the box. I've tried a few different pellets and found H&N Barracudas work well - much tighter groups. Thanks for watching.
Love my np03... I prefer it over my Rm8 varment uc. And my pro sport aa
Love mine. Making over 50 ft.lb @ the muzzle and amazing accuracy @ 100 yards with FX 34 grain pellets. 💪
Thanks or watching. How many shots are you getting at 50 ft/lbs?
@@alphamilitaria2756 about 14 shots. Makes a 1/2 to 3/4" group @ 60 yards with 34 grain pellets. Its back to the bench for now doing more valve work and fine tuning the strike. Im working to get it right between 52 and 53.3 ft.lb now. Thats as much as I feel this rifle has left to offer without major modifications
Like a larger air cylinder ect. Which has been considered. I love the Kral line of rifles.
@@TheFowlerAirgunChannel hi bro have you ever check the speed in all possible setting of the power wheel? I mean if you know how many fps has in each mark? Thank you
Hi Richard.Great review!Kral make some beautiful looking rifles,especially in the Turkish walnut.They seem to be very accurate even thought they’re not regulated.
I think sales would go through the roof if they were.
Could you review the Kral knight?
Lovely looking semi-bull pup!
Thanks again and Atb👍🏻😀
Thanks Justin. I'll add it to the list!
You can get huma regulator from New England air gun in Hudson Massachusetts
Strange that Kral do not carry the power adjusting wheel over into their EmpireX model, that gun interests me.
thanks for showing Richard.
Yes, that is weird, though it is not a rifle I am familiar with. Thanks for watching Henry.
Never really looked at Kral before, but for about £400, i'm now thinking of getting an NP-03 as a farm gun. Good review, & to me it looked as accurate as any other rifle costing 3x as much (or more)
Thanks Steven. I have to say it exceeded my expectations by a mile. I use one now for rats and rabbits around the farm, shooting from the truck. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 I want it for rats too. It also has the pic rail opposed to the Dovetail, (big plus in my book) so my Pard 008 will fit without the adapter which i'm having to use at the min.
@@stevennewham5273 That would make a great set up Steven. Ideal for rats I'd say.
I cover high value brand names and shiny levers with black insulating tape.
Nowt wrong with that Richard. Well done good show!
Thanks very much Lesley.
I would love to see you do a review on the ATI Nova Vista Liberty in .177 or .22. Regulated adjustable, side lever cocking, not pellet fussy at all, low and high power setting, and well under 350$ usd. I’m shocked that a lot of air gunners don’t know about this amazingly accurate and reliable platform. Wood stock or very much lighter synthetic stock which is also 50$ cheaper, Marauder style mags that are 12$ each. SMK I think also markets this gun. Made in Macau China by Nova Vista, maker of the Liberty, Freedom, Seneca Aspen, and the Avenger...I think you will find its a keeper. I will hold its own with the FX Crown out to 80 yards in FAC. Curious what it does in sub 12 FPE.
I'd love to get my hands on one but to be honest Heath, I'm not sure they are sold here in the UK unless anyone can tell me different?
Excellent review, as usual, been watching your videos for quite a time and find them totally honest, informative plus main factor enjoyable
Currently have HW100KT laminate, brilliant reliable and accurate gun, pleasure to own and shoot
Been thanking and looking for a lighter rifle for rat shooting in 177, this is now a contender, awaiting to see your RM8 review as this is also on list for considering, but my wife says “ i spend more time investigating and looking at reviews then buying” but my answer is that’s all part of the enjoyment !
Go Steady and stay safe
Thanks Derek. You can't go wrong with an HW100! And you're right, deciding on your next gun is a delicious torture! Thanks for watching.
I’m leaning strongly towards the Canadian detuned version of this selling at the $600 range
A ultra beater... and the last tease of the range before Saturday 2pm!
Not long to go now!
With the NP-02, NP-03, Puncher Breaker etc Kral use the same action and why not? I had an NP-02 and now have the Puncher Breaker bullpup, excellent rifles. Need a really good barrel cleaning when new but once on song they shoot well above their price range.
They respond well to regulators (I used a Lane one) and although no more accurate, I'm getting more shots per fill.
Nice review thanks, keep it up!
Thanks very much. I really don't see a problem in manufacturers re-using the same platform. They invest a huge amount in design, tooling etc. so it make sense to try and get as much use as they can...
Which Lane regulator did you use?
Cheers
@@chrisrobinson7395
It was the mk 9
Thanks for the informative video.
I'm going to buy one an NP03 tomorrow.
I've got a few moderators that will fit it as well as a couple of Hawke scopes knocking around.
I've heard on a couple of reviews that the barrel is filthy out of the box ,what's your experience of this?
Hi. Yes, like many rifles, the barrels can sometimes have a bit of muck in them. But I take that as a sign the manufacturer cares enough to ensure they are protected. Its always worth giving a new rifle a few pull throughs (rather than felt cleaning pellets). Enjoy your new rifle and thanks for watching.
I'm absolutely shocked that Kral can knock out such a quality rifle.
I got mine from a local gun shop and it had been cleaned and tested prior to purchase.
Up to 40yd it's as good as my weihrauch hw100kt & it's less pellet fussy.
Thanks to your review for helping me make the decision to buy.
Im not left handed but im left eyed so having the lever on the right is perfect
Very decent non hype review 😎
Thanks very much.
@@alphamilitaria2756 will be ordering one ASAP just gotta get the best suppressor I can find😂thanks again
@@guidelineuk Hard to beat the Weihrauch suppressors...👍
Hi thanks, For the great information on your video, could you give your opinion on which pellets are best suited for this rifle if you have used it for hunting cheers.
Hi. In fact I used a .177 version to hunt with just a few weeks ago. Air Arms Diabolo Field 4.52 / .177 pellets were accurate enough to take a few rabbits at just over 30 metres nice and cleanly. I'd imagine JSB Exacts would work well also. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 Thanks 👍
Looks like many are saying it's a fairly accurate rifle with good repeatability considering it's not regulated. Still on Krals 2023 catalogue too.
Hello Richard nice review I am thinking of getting one for my son to start shooting with, I did hear that the pellet probe can catch the pellets when cycling causing damage to the preceding pellet in the magazine resulting in the odd flyer, very interested if you experienced any issues with regards to this at all I want to use it as a back garden plinker with him so it dose concern me a little.
Hi. I think it would be a great rifle for a youngster to start off with. I've not experienced any issue with the probe/magazine. Yes, there is the odd flyer but that could be due as much to a dodgy pellet (or shooter). On the whole I've found it to be pretty consistently accurate. Thanks for watching.
Which is more accurate and has more shots between Kral puncher NP 03 and NP 05?
Great video! Just a question, does all the Krals use the same magazine?
Thanks Nico. I can't claim to have tested them all but the ones I have had in my hands all have the same magazine. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 You have a new subscriber, great content. Thanks for your response!
Great review Richard. I was gonna go for an AGT Vixen but after seeing this, I'm not sure it's worth more than 3x the £££. What's your opinion if I may ask please?
Thanks very much. There's no denying the Vixen is a quality piece of kit and I'd be lying of I didn't say that side by side you'd couldn't tell the difference between the two. But you would be paying a significant premium for that difference. For the money, the NP-03 is an outstanding rifle and as accurate as anything I've shot.
@@alphamilitaria2756 my thoughts exactly, thanks for confirming, you're a gentleman and may well have saved me over £800 quid! Cheers mate, all the best 👍
Hi, good review, I think I could be in the market for one of these. Can that stock be made to be a folding stock like on and fx tactical?
Hi Rodge. Thanks very much. Kral don't offer this as a version, but it may well be possible to do this with an after-market stock.
Like the kral s. I've waiting on a puncher breaker, been on order a while. 🙄Was just after a cheapish pcp that I wouldn't be bothered about dragging around the farm ratting but after watching a load of reviews kral seem to be a lot of gun for a little money
The np02 is great to and has huge bottle so less fills
just wondering about the barrel screw. is it 1/2 x 28 TPI? Good review. Thanks.
I'm afraid I don't know Rogie - sorry.
Looks like a great choice for ratting but I'm keen to know what you consider to be the next step up from this with an extra £100 in the budget?
Yes, a great rifle, especially at that money. In terms of the next step up, its a little more than £100, but the BSA Ultra CLX is worth a look. Thanks for watching.
Being a `break barrel / springer enthusiast, I am now wondering what the KRAL springers perform like.
This NP03 performs rather well, I imagine with lighter weight pellets those fps numbers will rise, then again what will happen to accuracy?
Bud it’s a kral...wouldn’t even bother as an Walther rm8 is cheaper and one hell of a budget pcp.
We've got a review on a Walter Rotex RM8 Varmint coming up.
Thanks for all your great advice Richard, can I ask what the block on the end of the NPO3 is for please? ATB MMMD
HI. I'm not following you. When you say at the end, do you mean on the barrel or the butt?
@@alphamilitaria2756 On the end of the barrel mate, sorry. ATB MMMD
@@MudMaxMetalDetecting No worries. There's a muzzle cap on the end of the barrel which unscrews to give you access to a thread to attach a silencer. Is that what you mean? Underneath that, on the air cylinder, there's a collar which you rotate to access the fill port...I hope that helps?
@@alphamilitaria2756 No mate, there's a square block below the end of the barrel in the test. Is it for measuring power?
@@MudMaxMetalDetecting 🤣. Its my chronograph! Makes sense now! Its an FX chrono and operates via a radar and an app on a mobile phone, enabling me to determine feet per second and foot pounds. Sorry I was so dim!
This has the extending stock, the NPO2 has the extra air, which do you think is the better value?
Hi Loki. The NP02 is a good rifle, but I think the NP03 is better still.
@@alphamilitaria2756 good... Stock more useful than extra capacity then?
@@loki1066 I'd say so. You'll get 70 odd shots from the NP03. I've had three or four for various tests and reviews and they have all been superb. In fact one of my farmers asked me for a gun for his son and I got him an NP-03.
I was wondering what power setting you had the gun at? It is advertised at over 700 fps and you were at 566 fps average. Great review.
Thanks very much. Velocity will depend on the calibre and weight of the pellet. 700 fps at 12 ft/lbs would need a very light pellet (around 12 grains). A .177 rifle with a typical 8.4 grain pellet would be closer to 800 FPS. I suspect the advertising you've seen is either a little optimistic or relates to higher than 12 ft/lbs rifle for markets that allow them.
@@alphamilitaria2756 thanks. We have two power levels in Canada. I think you may have a similar thing there. First level requires not firearms license (below 500fps) the second requires a firearms license (above 500fps)
FAC version may only give you a Magazine or two per fill when shooting @880-900 FPS. Yeah definitely not a bench gun. Thank you rlfor the video.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
I got a npo3 I get 20 shots with 16gr at 885 FPS
@@petehix4510 Perfect for a bit of hunting Pete.
Petehix, hi bud... is 885fps standard for the np03 or tuned?
Think you can get a hold and review a webley raider 12 quantum.
We'll do our best and add it to the list. Thanks for watching.
@@alphamilitaria2756 cheers Richard, I tend not to skip through your reviews like most others.
I just came across you...my name is Richard Saunders as well
And I'm also in the market for this kral
Small world! I play in a village darts team. We played a pub in the next village who had a bloke playing called Richard Saunders as well. And we got drawn against each other. What are the chances? At least Richard won.
I have this rifle and a donny fl moderator and I'm having a big problem with pellet clipping/baffle strikes. any suggestions on what to do? The pellets I shoot are .22 cal. And the moderator is .25 cal.
Hi. Sorry to hear that. The issue is likely to be with either the thread on the silencer or the thread on the barrel not being cut properly. Possibly it could also be that the end cap on the silencer is out of alignment.
You can either try the Donny FL on another rifle. If the problem persists it would suggest the silencer is at fault (return it for a replacement). If it works fine then its likely the problem is the thread on the rifle.
If its the latter then try unscrewing the shroud and attaching the silencer directly to the barrel which is also threaded. If it works fine that way then you need only replace the shroud.
Of course, you can also try a different silencer. If it works fine on your NP-03 then the issue is with the Donny FL. If it clips as well then the shroud/barrel is the problem. I hope that helps. Please let us know how you get on, and good luck.
I've contacted donny fl and what they want to do is have me send it back and they will bore it out .30 cal but I'm not sure that is the best option because in my mind ill end up losing sound muffling doing that. Do you agree? Or do you think it will be OK?
Also do you know if the barrel itself can be removed from the rifle. I want to remove it and screw it into the moderator and roll it on a flat surface to look for a wobble to see if the barrel threads are not cut right or possibly the barrel is bent or any number of other things that could be wrong
@@gallabatorix7413 Hi. I'd try and find out if the issue is the silencer or shroud thread. If its the silencer I think I'd rather they replace it than simply make the hole better. I wouldn't worry about the sound reduction being compromised, but an unequal flow of air around the pellet could affect accuracy. Ideally you want the pellet doing straight through the middle of the silencer. I'd have thought boring it would result in there being a bigger gap one side than the other. Boring a silencer out would also indicate to me that it wasn't made properly in the first place.
@@gallabatorix7413 the barrel being bent wouldn't result in clipping I'd have thought, More likely to be the thread. I'm sure the barrel can be removed, but couldn't tell you exactly how to do it...
Good review again.first thing really noticeable is that awful side lever rocking on that tiny pin again,looked really wonky.but it’s a kral...say no more.
Thanks Andy.
Does it come with a scope ? Thank you
Hi Todd. No it doesn't I'm afraid...Thanks for watching and happy new year.
What moderator fits on the gun? 1/2" UNF?
Hi. Yes, 1/2 inch UNF thread.
Can you recommend a couple of decent well priced moderators for this rifle please?
How man shots have u put through this any problems please,?
Hi. To be honest, not a great deal, several hundred as I only had the review rifle for a short time. I used it on the range and to do some pest control. It performed faultlessly though. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
@@alphamilitaria2756 no not at all great to hear was more asking for a friend he was on for one that's all, but I think the brocock commander has taken him,
@@visiter127 Now that's a rifle I have used a great deal - both FAC and 12 ft lbs. A much under rated rifle too. Great shot count, regulated and now with an improved side lever cocking action and magazine. Mine have been accurate, consistent and reliable.
@@alphamilitaria2756 tha ks for that mate,
That magazine looks exactly the same as Theoben magazine.
Luke skywalker mite like that gun richard sadly its not my bag much prefer a daystate huntsman more money i know but if you buy cheap you buy twice
Can't stand the actions on these tiny ports and the fac spring is very noisy.
I had to dismantle both the breaker and np02 to reduce the spring weight and up all the ports,if they ever make a "proper" uk spec one I'll reconcider as I like the looks of all of them.
Hi Steve. All I can say is that I think the NP-03 is just about the best budget rifle on the market right now. Not sure what an FAC spring is on a 12 ft/lbs rifle?
@@alphamilitaria2756
Hopefully one day they(kral)or the UK importer will take note I'm not on my own in my opinion.
And the hammer spring' is what I meant it's way over sprung,hence my re spring to reduce the damage caused internally by how quickly and hard the hammer hits the valve pin and body of the action
Early krals suffered damaged valves,and the cocking mechanism is still a bone of contention as these still throw pins and break the handles, when the spring is reduced cocking effort is reduced preventing damage to either of the above mentioned.
Air Arms being British start the way I ended up,big ports and small tension hammer springs hence you barely hear their actions,then sell a monster FAC spring to give export/fac power.
It's laughable really as they produce port's of 2-2.5mm barrel,transfer and inlet,then 4mm for fac/export and keep the same spring, madness!
They are feature laden and bargain priced and have a decent following because of this, in my opinion they aren't interested in what they think is a small market but would certainly double sales and halve the returns with a little standardisation.
Can you remove all that cheek pad garbage? I like how it’s sort of short barreled and has a telescoping stock, but I hate how the cheek rest looks and because it’s a pcp I feel like it’s unnecessary
Or can I just buy a generic ar stock and put it on there?
I'm pretty sure you'd be able to remove it, but I'm not sure how comfortable the stock underneath would be to put your cheek on. Best thing to do is simply put it its lowest position - like I had it in the video - and leave it there. No movement, plenty comfortable and good eye alignment. Thanks for watching.
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Look's a bit bulky ?
No Jim. Lovely and light.
PRICE.?
Magic word?
Seeing as you asked so nicely...anywhere between £370-£400.
i have one of those, shit trigger, low power, no shots / fill. stock feels horrible.
Have you taken it back to the shop you bought it from? Or content just to moan about it?
@@alphamilitaria2756 nothing wrong with, just not a good design. cheap toy
@@deaczorz Not in my experience. It performs well. I'd take it back to where you bought it from if you're not happy with it. The NP-03 is a good little rifle.
@@alphamilitaria2756 had it for years now, also had a slow leak. to much of a hassle to return since i got it from a online store. bad trigger, horrible stock and leaking. was cheap tho
It was useful but the price might be an incentive to make a purchase. In fact having no price is deliberate and will stop me from watching your otherwise interesting video.
Hi Stan. We don't sell guns - all we're seeking to do is provide a little impartial information to help people considering their next air rifle - there's nothing in it for us. And I'm not sure why you think not providing a price would be deliberate? My advice is to use the internet to find some retailers that do sell guns and check out their prices. I hope that helps.
A loose, moving cheek rest? How difficult is it to design a solid one? None. And plastic scratches as easily as wood.
Error:
Title read 'full power' but you shot a sub-12.
Waste of time
12 ft lbs is full power in the UK without an FAC. If it was FAC I would have have pointed that out. If you don't have anything helpful or constructive to contribute, don't bother. Error...
@@alphamilitaria2756 That's the second time you're wrong keep going