NEW EB Arms Agincourt - WORLD'S FIRST REVIEW!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
- We get to be the first to test the latest airgun from EB Arms - the Agincourt. It is a multi-shot PCP with a 280cc air cylinder, and it comes supplied with 2 x magazines, a target card, a detachable Picatinny accessory rail, a grip pod, some spare seals, and some oil. All delivered in a handy hard case. Watch the video to find out more!
Technical Specification:
Name: EB Arms Agincourt
Type: PCP
Calibre: .22 on test, .177 available
Cylinder Capacity: 280cc
Barrel Length: 21.5”
Overall Length: 41.25”
Weight: 8.25lbs
Energy: 11.1 ft/lbs (average)
Price: Approximately in the £500 range.
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Wow, so much hate and snobbery in the comments. I just appreciate the review and giving us consumers the option of more affordable pcps. It may not be the best option or a rifle for everyone but this channel is free entertainment and I appreciate what it does. Cheers Mark 👍
You didn't say if it was regulated.or what the price is.
Would make an excellent cricket bat if the weather improves,
did I miss the price
What’s the asking price then
around 500 quid
Very nice, very nice indeed, little bit like ( in design ) the Reximex Pretensis & Lyra.. which ain't a bad thing, price bracket more or less the same anawl, be great to have a shoot off between the 2 brands..
Anything more than £300 is too much. The cocking handle isn't straight and the cocking stroke itself looks awful.
It will have a lot to live up to if they are calling it the Agincourt.
It’s a rebranded Kral
Price? Muzzle Energy? Regulated?
Name: EB Arms Agincourt
Type: PCP
Calibre: .22 on test, .177 available
Cylinder Capacity: 280cc
Barrel Length: 21.5”
Overall Length: 41.25”
Weight: 8.25lbs
Energy: 11.1 ft/lbs (average)
Price: approx £500 range
Don’t understand why you can’t put the first pellet in the normal way?
Because the clear window blocks access whilst it is tensioning the spring,
once the first pellet holds the cassette in place the clear window rotates freely to access each pellet slot until it returns back to home position so that the probe can push pellets through to the barrel.
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How much? you didn't say
I prefer the battle of hastings one myself 25 cal
What’s the price?
Price and power would make it a better review
TH-cam can take offence if we mention price, but I should have put the power in the spec. I will remedy that.
my t bird will knock spots off it and how much is it
Price is in the description, ball park £500
Will it kill a rabbit over that distance?
Nice looking gun ,just a slightly different style to everything else thats turkish .time will tell how these hold up.the mags all seem weak to me .and i do wonder about spares in the future .these turkish guns all seem so similar.but the name and price differ
Straight away don't think the trigger guard will last..I've had that type of stock before and the so called trigger guard does break...
To heavy, to long for my taste. Reminds me of a Kral?
Aiwaa 😘💕👍👍
Looks like good value, I just wish that in 2024 the Turkish gun makers (and FX) would move away from the cassete style magazines.
What’s your preferred magazine system?
@GunMartTV airmaks & AGT magazines are the best I've used but for the price point that this is seling for, im guessing moulded plastic mags are way cheaper to produce than machined metal ones
how about you showing us world's first using a hand pump to pump it to full without getting a heart attack?
from start to finish without editing & speeding up the video.
same s with a diffrent logo
Regulated ? Price ? More than 3 shot group ? Power ? Useless review !!!
All of the specifics are in the description, thanks for your support.
Looks like a cheap gamo
Im sorry, i don't want to sound like some sort of junped up nobber, but this saturation of cheap Turkish tat really needs to stop. Whether it's a kral, Webley, remimex etc etc, theyre all extremely primative and poorly made.
Ive just stripped a Hatsan AT44 and the engineering is just terrible. Needs to go in the bin. Why do people insist on spending £500 on something like this when you could buy a used S200 multishot outfit for less, or a used S410!? You may as well walk out the shop with that EB thing and throw £250 away straight away because when you get bored, or it inevitably leaks, youre gonna get naff all trade in.
Buy something used and what will be inevitably more reliable and will retain more money.