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Excellent Video, thank you. I am looking to buy one of these in the UK this month. Great explanation and thanks for showing the power and which pellets to use. Also I checked out that scope (the one you are using in the video), it looks great. Subbed and liked. From the UK, Peace
4:45 -- It's like they put a lot of time and effort into 3/4 of that gun and once they got to the end they went to lunch and called it a day. Didn't even bother covering it to look uniform like something you would hang on a wall. F-it...tired of looking at this lets ship it already. If I am paying that much I want a complete gun not someone's incomplete work. C'mon SIG don't three quarter ass the next one. Yes we all know it's a PCP but at least convince us it's not made by someone on PCP.
They did this because they don't want it to mimic a real firearm. If someone tries to use it in a robbery or in a street altercation, armed police and individuals defending their property know it's a non lethal weapon.
@@deeptheory3728 not true at all, sig makes so many other guns that are perfect or near replicas of the original gun. What you said is used for nerf guns.
@@Brandon-ju5pg my bad. I'm from UK so they sell an even more nerfed version. I studied British law so was thinking from Brit perspective. If you see what I mean?
My neighbor just got hers ....here's a tip for some new buyers don't fill the bottle untill after you screw it to the gun and check to make sure the two little Allen head screws are on the top of the bottle near the threads (hers were very loose but it shoots very accurate at 35 yards with just the flip up sights and use the pellet seating tool in the grip to get each pellet perfectly in the belt also might want an extra mag or two
Oh boy I didn't know these even existed. I want one but I don't need it. I have plenty of air rifles already no need to get another one that's even more hungry for pellets. Gonna be hard to ignore the impluse to purchase on this one.
You need to use the tool to seat the pellets or they will jam depending on type of pellet. I've put about 2000+ pellets through mine and depending on pellet type you will need to use the tool in the handle grip to seat them correctly, it will make a pop or clicking sound when seated correctly.
I had mine set at 1450psi for a very long time. And lately been running at 1650psi. Just never shoot empty without a magazine and belt inserted - cuz then the extending nozzle may break it's plastic housing. That issue though was solved on the .177 Canebrake model by installing a longer valve spring which stops the valve stem from pushing the extening nozzle towards the plastic nozzle housing.. But, yes. Not going too far with the pressure surely may prolong the rifle's lifespan and the need for fixes..
@@techfreaks4134 I don't have a degree or anything in physics or ballistics, and I'm not accounting for dip ... I'm just saying that they're multiple companies that sell the parts to convert these to let out 3 times more pressure per shot.
CO2, tanks and HPA tanks(that is what is on the gun) have to be hydro tested every 5 years and can only be hydro tested 1-2 times. A licensed place an not fill a expired tank. Welding gas and propane have similar requirements but probably longer durations.
Having such a scope on such a gun and getting such bad results, I'd say "great job" is maybe not the word I'de use. This gun is just a backyard plinker I think I'll have an Hatsan Invader instead of this.
@@jean-loupdesbordes4833 i dont like the looks of it, but for sure shoots alot better than the sig. None of them rocks my boat, but after shooting both, would go with hatsan. Not only because of the best results in accuracy, but because of relliabillity, heard alot of problems from the sig.
@@TheExtaci Yes I found a litlle too much of polymer on the front of it and I re-printed 3D to shorten it and it gives a better look and lighter also; almost ten inch of it are useless and picatinny are too far afront even to ad a front grip or a bipod.
Hi Rick , great Review on the Sig Virtus PCP. You said some great stuff about it . I love it's,looks . It's a load of fun . Just a drop or 2 of wd40 lube inside mag belt , improves it greatly . It costs £500 here in England and it's bee selling out . Thank you Rick . Cheers Simon from York England 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
I'm assuming it'll blow tru 1/4 in plywood boards at 8-10 ft ? I got my gauntlet 2 .25 cal and it's a bit too powerful for garage or basement pest control. Need something simi like this but not enough power to blow tru plywood. Any advice on this gun TH-cam family
Got (finally!!) mine a few months ago. I must have gotten lucky. Not a single pellet jam to date...and I am shooting RWS Hobby pellets (almost 1500pcs shot thru now). Have shot also Gamo lead and H&N alloy pellets with it - but the RWSs been the winner pellet, easily - by giving about 3" groups at 30 meters. Them expensive H&N alloy pellets (Baracuda Green and Sniper Light) even were not providing accuracy - and I have shimmed the barrel tight into the handguard. The outer barrel shroud though is quite a joke - made of three plastic parts.. I do have raised the regulator output higher from the original 1100psi up to around 1250psi or so. Shoots seemingly harder (no fps numbers to give, since do not own a chrony yet) from original - but also the airtank gets harder to unscrew when tve pressure gets higher. Dunno if any idea to up pressure anymore, since it surely never will be a match target rifle anyways - but as a mid-range spraypaint can destroyer it surely is a total badass rifle.. The trigger is harder in comparison to the older co2 MCX due to new, tighter internal springs, total pellet weight load and so on. Could be made lighter, smoother and better - but not sure if it'd be worth it, since the Virtus still not having a match target barrel setup.. I do have had time now to read many stories from unhappy Virtus owners. Sucha damn shame the quality control is not better. But apparently I must have been one of the lucky ones, since I do love mine. I do shoot a mag or two quite so often. Kinda still working in on mine by just terminating cans at a closer range. Someday I'll do a new 30 meter test to see if it has smoothened itself out for better accuracy. If not - then it will go apart on the table once again..😂
Oh man.. It took it's time. As if this been a new one.. But I am always eager to see new videos of this rifle. Waited a longctime for it to come out.. Had the .177 co2 MCX since it came out. Had sole issues with it thru the years - but fixing and modding it has been the most interesting part of it all - and I believe that same thing rules this Virtus also. My co2 MCX has now a one smooth trigger and shoots as good as it needs to. Only downfall is the loss in power when the co2 cools down - and therefore si'd be interested in this one, if not getting an HPA kit for the old .177 that is...
great video, very informative. In the UK they made a mechanism so you have to push trigger forward in order to shoot every time so avoid it shooting so quickly due stupid laws here. any way to modify it to just shoot normally?
I'm sorry, but if I lived in England I'd be really ashamed of myself. While the whole world has these weapons freely, England and its stupid rules cannot go beyond tormenting its citizens. If I lived in England, my first job would be to leave that country.
I’ve heard that by attaching an elastic band to the trigger, once you pull the trigger, the elastic band tension will bring the trigger forward. Cheap solution but not a comprehensive one.
Okay so my son has this exact rifle (live in UK) and in between each shot he has to push the trigger forward to fire the next pellet (maybe a safety feature, I don't really know) Are the US versions different in that aspect or have you modded yours to bypass that trigger click forward at all? Thanks 👍.
Yes. Just add shims into the stack of washers within the regulator, and the output pressure will rise. Got about 0.60mm of shimming in mine and the pressure is rightabout 92bar (1330psi), according to my pressure tester.
This gun is holding the same velocity as my Benjamin Sheridan 392. The accuracy is not as good as the Benji though...but...no pumping either. Cool looking gun. Accuracy matters though so I think the Benji 392 is sticking around for a while. Still...that is a very cool gun for plinking and having fun. If Sig could make this more accurate...WOW! They would really fly off the shelf. HPA is so much better than having to buy CO2 all the time too. That was a good move on their part for real. Wonder if the barrel could be changed out to get standard PCP accuracy? Say 1” @ 50 yards...Maybe an FX Smooth Twist barrel from old left over stock or eBay might be modified to fit it, and definitely bump up the power to about 800+ FPS with a 16 grain pellet and a different style magazine. The belt might be part of the accuracy issue. Never did like the looks, or the loading of the magazine when I saw it at Shot Show. Sounds like a project coming soon. Very cool. Thanks Rick. Hope you tinker with this gun and tweak the living daylights out of it. It might be a wolf in sheep’s clothing if undressed right.
Heath Halfhill it loves 14 g predator pellets or 12g if you can get them . Some lube in mag improves it a lot on trigger pull . Get the predator pellets , improves accuracy. Cheers Simon 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
So much for "facts not fluff" I bought this gun and it's garbage, can't even call it a plinking gun unless your target is 2 feet by 2 feet shooting it from less than 20 yards away and you just want to hear pellets ringing steel, but as far as groups?? I tried every brand of pellet I have and they flew all over the place, I couldn't even zero the scope because when you think you are noticing pellets grouping you shoot it again and now they hit 2, sometimes 3 inches away from where you thought was your zero and that's at less than 20 yards!! And if you are thinking of pest control you'd better sneak onto an unsuspecting rodent and hit it with the butt of the gun, you have a better chance at hitting it that way! And don't get me started on the magazine getting stuck! Also trigger is so horrible and hard you will end up with a sore or blistered finger just pulling on it! Ohh and for it's weak power this gun is VERY loud, so not a backyard plinker at all! I've see BB pistols getting better results than this crappy rifle!! DO NOT BUY!
You must have gotten a dud. Every asp20 I’ve shot groups 1 to 1.5” at 50 yards easily. Reach out to SIG and have them fix it. Don’t bash a product and and channel just because you had a singular bad experience. I’ve shot about half a dozen of these and they’ve all been great. Cheers AGW
@@AirGunWeb Hear your pain, had your issues. But found they can be fixed. You'll probably find your barrel is loose and rattling around in the shroud. Remove the barrel shroud. Cut some thin aluminum can sheeting and wrap the barrel, then stuff it back in the shroud. My groupings went from several feet down to palm sized at 50 yards just with that one fix. Gun has some quality control issues, but they can be fixed with a little work. Now I love mine.
That's an expensive scope for that air rifle. I actually just ordered the .22 after my .077 got stolen. I'm hoping the larger caliber is substantial. I'm wondering if this would be good for shooting water moccasin's at a distance.
lube pellet chain and runners in mag .... use 14g pellet wash pellets lube with power lube . iam useing super domes . seat pellets in chain . clean barrel . this will improve things by at least 30 percent . leave 5 seconds between shots
5 seconds between shots and all that farting around for £500.00 . You gotta be shittin me . It's not even made by Sig Sauer it's made in the far East. Most of the internals are monkey metal and not worth anywhere near the sort of money that they are asking . Oh and of course there is the elephant in the room ,it's inaccurate. I'm out
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Excellent Video, thank you. I am looking to buy one of these in the UK this month.
Great explanation and thanks for showing the power and which pellets to use. Also I checked out that scope (the one you are using in the video), it looks great.
Subbed and liked.
From the UK,
Peace
I got one for rat control in a forest cabin. it is effective for pest conrol. great for follow up shots.
4:45 -- It's like they put a lot of time and effort into 3/4 of that gun and once they got to the end they went to lunch and called it a day. Didn't even bother covering it to look uniform like something you would hang on a wall. F-it...tired of looking at this lets ship it already. If I am paying that much I want a complete gun not someone's incomplete work. C'mon SIG don't three quarter ass the next one. Yes we all know it's a PCP but at least convince us it's not made by someone on PCP.
well said, especially the last sentence.
They did this because they don't want it to mimic a real firearm. If someone tries to use it in a robbery or in a street altercation, armed police and individuals defending their property know it's a non lethal weapon.
@@deeptheory3728 not true at all, sig makes so many other guns that are perfect or near replicas of the original gun. What you said is used for nerf guns.
@@Brandon-ju5pg my bad. I'm from UK so they sell an even more nerfed version.
I studied British law so was thinking from Brit perspective. If you see what I mean?
My neighbor just got hers ....here's a tip for some new buyers don't fill the bottle untill after you screw it to the gun and check to make sure the two little Allen head screws are on the top of the bottle near the threads (hers were very loose but it shoots very accurate at 35 yards with just the flip up sights and use the pellet seating tool in the grip to get each pellet perfectly in the belt also might want an extra mag or two
Thanks for the video!! I’ve just paid for one, had to be ordered in so won’t be here til next week. Can’t express how excited I am!!
Oh boy I didn't know these even existed.
I want one but I don't need it.
I have plenty of air rifles already no need to get another one that's even more hungry for pellets.
Gonna be hard to ignore the impluse to purchase on this one.
You need to use the tool to seat the pellets or they will jam depending on type of pellet. I've put about 2000+ pellets through mine and depending on pellet type you will need to use the tool in the handle grip to seat them correctly, it will make a pop or clicking sound when seated correctly.
What pellet suits this best in your opinion?
It's 1100 psi output unless you use a tank with lower psi output. The gun is rated to not be used over 1200psi output.
If you use a tank that gives over 1200 psi, it will pop out the air transfer pinion...destroying the internals of the rifle.
I had mine set at 1450psi for a very long time. And lately been running at 1650psi.
Just never shoot empty without a magazine and belt inserted - cuz then the extending nozzle may break it's plastic housing. That issue though was solved on the .177 Canebrake model by installing a longer valve spring which stops the valve stem from pushing the extening nozzle towards the plastic nozzle housing.. But, yes. Not going too far with the pressure surely may prolong the rifle's lifespan and the need for fixes..
Looks cool but needs waaaaay more power.
Scott Robinson we have to live with sub 12 . Here in UK 🇬🇧. Unless you get a Gun license
you know what would be amazing? A comparison with the NEMESIS X PCP AIR RIFLE
Oh man. Yes.
I'd also wanna have one of them Nemesis X rifles.
I've got a Nemesis PCP, and I'm seriously considering swapping it for one of these, or more likely just buying one of these.....
I own some ar's but not an air ar that be nice to have ; nice reviews 👍👍
I’d expect 1000 fps from a gun like this.
Wonder if can be modified
Just curious on why, it’s a $300 pcp most guns that are not semi auto don’t get those velocities at this price point
You buy them stock at 1100psi max output.. buuuuuuut.....
U can get a regulator online with a 3000 output. And triple the kinetic power
@@sheogorath-the-incrazy you mean just by doing that you can get 3 times the power whne shooting?
@@techfreaks4134 I don't have a degree or anything in physics or ballistics, and I'm not accounting for dip ... I'm just saying that they're multiple companies that sell the parts to convert these to let out 3 times more pressure per shot.
Just got mine and it shipped with a 3 year old bottle, they have to be hydro tested every 5 years!
What do you mean hydro tested ?
CO2, tanks and HPA tanks(that is what is on the gun) have to be hydro tested every 5 years and can only be hydro tested 1-2 times. A licensed place an not fill a expired tank. Welding gas and propane have similar requirements but probably longer durations.
That’s a nice gun.
I’m waiting for the BARRET M82a1 replica
Sweet video Rick and sweet looking gun!
ITS THE MAGAZINE USE VASELINE AT THE ROTATION POINT AT THE MAGAZINE IT SOLVES THE PROBLEM
Just use divers grease. Pcp Airguns love that shit. And for C02 use pellgunoil.
You have the best review on this air gun by far, love your videos for good honest advice before I buy. Thank you brother
Having such a scope on such a gun and getting such bad results, I'd say "great job" is maybe not the word I'de use.
This gun is just a backyard plinker I think I'll have an Hatsan Invader instead of this.
Acuraccy test: 20 yards test ok... + thst scope 😂
Invader is a hell of alot better if you want a semi auto
@@TheExtaci In fact I have better results at 80yards (75 m) with my .25 HI
@@jean-loupdesbordes4833 i dont like the looks of it, but for sure shoots alot better than the sig. None of them rocks my boat, but after shooting both, would go with hatsan. Not only because of the best results in accuracy, but because of relliabillity, heard alot of problems from the sig.
@@TheExtaci Yes I found a litlle too much of polymer on the front of it and I re-printed 3D to shorten it and it gives a better look and lighter also; almost ten inch of it are useless and picatinny are too far afront even to ad a front grip or a bipod.
Hi Rick , great Review on the Sig Virtus PCP. You said some great stuff about it . I love it's,looks . It's a load of fun . Just a drop or 2 of wd40 lube inside mag belt , improves it greatly . It costs £500 here in England and it's bee selling out . Thank you Rick . Cheers Simon from York England 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
what do we do to get the trigger like in the states? we have to push forward in the UK?
You could buy a gauntlet 25 caliber for that price extremely accurate
2 different guns, 2 different purposes for 2 types of people. I actually have both though and love both
I'm assuming it'll blow tru 1/4 in plywood boards at 8-10 ft ? I got my gauntlet 2 .25 cal and it's a bit too powerful for garage or basement pest control. Need something simi like this but not enough power to blow tru plywood. Any advice on this gun TH-cam family
is this an updated ver. of the sig virtus? I have been waiting for them to make the new upgrades.
Got (finally!!) mine a few months ago.
I must have gotten lucky. Not a single pellet jam to date...and I am shooting RWS Hobby pellets (almost 1500pcs shot thru now). Have shot also Gamo lead and H&N alloy pellets with it - but the RWSs been the winner pellet, easily - by giving about 3" groups at 30 meters. Them expensive H&N alloy pellets (Baracuda Green and Sniper Light) even were not providing accuracy - and I have shimmed the barrel tight into the handguard. The outer barrel shroud though is quite a joke - made of three plastic parts..
I do have raised the regulator output higher from the original 1100psi up to around 1250psi or so. Shoots seemingly harder (no fps numbers to give, since do not own a chrony yet) from original - but also the airtank gets harder to unscrew when tve pressure gets higher. Dunno if any idea to up pressure anymore, since it surely never will be a match target rifle anyways - but as a mid-range spraypaint can destroyer it surely is a total badass rifle..
The trigger is harder in comparison to the older co2 MCX due to new, tighter internal springs, total pellet weight load and so on. Could be made lighter, smoother and better - but not sure if it'd be worth it, since the Virtus still not having a match target barrel setup..
I do have had time now to read many stories from unhappy Virtus owners. Sucha damn shame the quality control is not better. But apparently I must have been one of the lucky ones, since I do love mine. I do shoot a mag or two quite so often. Kinda still working in on mine by just terminating cans at a closer range. Someday I'll do a new 30 meter test to see if it has smoothened itself out for better accuracy. If not - then it will go apart on the table once again..😂
If I change out the reg can I get more power out of this gun?
yeah but make sure it’s under 1400 output pressure because anything over it will bog and jam and it might break
Project Farm? Let’s find out!
Oh man.. It took it's time. As if this been a new one..
But I am always eager to see new videos of this rifle. Waited a longctime for it to come out.. Had the .177 co2 MCX since it came out. Had sole issues with it thru the years - but fixing and modding it has been the most interesting part of it all - and I believe that same thing rules this Virtus also. My co2 MCX has now a one smooth trigger and shoots as good as it needs to. Only downfall is the loss in power when the co2 cools down - and therefore si'd be interested in this one, if not getting an HPA kit for the old .177 that is...
Been hearing some bad reviews for this gun , can you use it for pest control?
great video, very informative. In the UK they made a mechanism so you have to push trigger forward in order to shoot every time so avoid it shooting so quickly due stupid laws here. any way to modify it to just shoot normally?
I'm sorry, but if I lived in England I'd be really ashamed of myself. While the whole world has these weapons freely, England and its stupid rules cannot go beyond tormenting its citizens. If I lived in England, my first job would be to leave that country.
@@zeynepaydn6030 can't argue with that
Any luck on finding a way to modify the trigger mechanism?
@@techfreaks4134 I’m sure there is a way, open it up and learn how the mechanism works. I’m willing to bet it’s just something you can remove.
I’ve heard that by attaching an elastic band to the trigger, once you pull the trigger, the elastic band tension will bring the trigger forward. Cheap solution but not a comprehensive one.
Okay so my son has this exact rifle (live in UK) and in between each shot he has to push the trigger forward to fire the next pellet (maybe a safety feature, I don't really know)
Are the US versions different in that aspect or have you modded yours to bypass that trigger click forward at all?
Thanks 👍.
Yes different than the ones we have in the US. Use a rubber band easy fix 😁
@@angelsdevils2956 Thanks, think I'll give that a try 👍..
@@angelsdevils2956 any idea how and where to put it? sorry about to buy the gun and don't want to be doing that. any videos? thanks in advance
Yeah that’s a UK thing only, here in the U.S we don’t have that trigger restriction.
I don't know what they do to the UK version when the distributor gets it, bit its low on power and terribly inaccurate
I think the clue to that issue lies with the regulator, iv never heard of a regulator that needs time to recover.
that range is cool
You can take down a sasquatch with that gun 😀👍
It has about the same effect as you stabbing someone with a phillips head screwdriver....
Means nothing to John wick to kill with a screwdriver....next.
@@faithfulwarrior7 😆🤣😂
It is loud?
I suggest NOT shooting crows.
Can the regulator be turned up ? 12 - 20 or 25 fpe !?.
you would have to use the Ninja V2 Reg. for more power.
Yes. Just add shims into the stack of washers within the regulator, and the output pressure will rise. Got about 0.60mm of shimming in mine and the pressure is rightabout 92bar (1330psi), according to my pressure tester.
@@brorjordas1979 how many feet per second?
@@brorjordas1979 how many feet per second?
@@peacefulscrimp5183 Dunno. I do not own a chrono..
This gun is holding the same velocity as my Benjamin Sheridan 392. The accuracy is not as good as the Benji though...but...no pumping either. Cool looking gun. Accuracy matters though so I think the Benji 392 is sticking around for a while. Still...that is a very cool gun for plinking and having fun. If Sig could make this more accurate...WOW! They would really fly off the shelf. HPA is so much better than having to buy CO2 all the time too. That was a good move on their part for real. Wonder if the barrel could be changed out to get standard PCP accuracy? Say 1” @ 50 yards...Maybe an FX Smooth Twist barrel from old left over stock or eBay might be modified to fit it, and definitely bump up the power to about 800+ FPS with a 16 grain pellet and a different style magazine. The belt might be part of the accuracy issue. Never did like the looks, or the loading of the magazine when I saw it at Shot Show. Sounds like a project coming soon. Very cool. Thanks Rick. Hope you tinker with this gun and tweak the living daylights out of it. It might be a wolf in sheep’s clothing if undressed right.
Heath Halfhill it loves 14 g predator pellets or 12g if you can get them . Some lube in mag improves it a lot on trigger pull . Get the predator pellets , improves accuracy. Cheers Simon 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
Word of advice.
Put the camera behind you.
So we can see how far you're shooting.
Because we don't wanna see you shooting
Its crap. Mine has been back to sig 3 times for repairs and it still has issues. Waiting for my extended warranty to start so I can get my money back.
What specific issue are you having?
Sorry for your loss and thanks for the heads up I guess I won't be buying a second one
So much for "facts not fluff" I bought this gun and it's garbage, can't even call it a plinking gun unless your target is 2 feet by 2 feet shooting it from less than 20 yards away and you just want to hear pellets ringing steel, but as far as groups?? I tried every brand of pellet I have and they flew all over the place, I couldn't even zero the scope because when you think you are noticing pellets grouping you shoot it again and now they hit 2, sometimes 3 inches away from where you thought was your zero and that's at less than 20 yards!! And if you are thinking of pest control you'd better sneak onto an unsuspecting rodent and hit it with the butt of the gun, you have a better chance at hitting it that way! And don't get me started on the magazine getting stuck! Also trigger is so horrible and hard you will end up with a sore or blistered finger just pulling on it! Ohh and for it's weak power this gun is VERY loud, so not a backyard plinker at all! I've see BB pistols getting better results than this crappy rifle!! DO NOT BUY!
You must have gotten a dud. Every asp20 I’ve shot groups 1 to 1.5” at 50 yards easily. Reach out to SIG and have them fix it. Don’t bash a product and and channel just because you had a singular bad experience. I’ve shot about half a dozen of these and they’ve all been great.
Cheers
AGW
@@AirGunWeb Hear your pain, had your issues. But found they can be fixed. You'll probably find your barrel is loose and rattling around in the shroud. Remove the barrel shroud. Cut some thin aluminum can sheeting and wrap the barrel, then stuff it back in the shroud. My groupings went from several feet down to palm sized at 50 yards just with that one fix.
Gun has some quality control issues, but they can be fixed with a little work. Now I love mine.
That's an expensive scope for that air rifle. I actually just ordered the .22 after my .077 got stolen. I'm hoping the larger caliber is substantial. I'm wondering if this would be good for shooting water moccasin's at a distance.
UK version not so good I'm getting average of 7.5 ft lbs and accuracy over 15 metres is a joke
lube pellet chain and runners in mag .... use 14g pellet wash pellets lube with power lube . iam useing super domes . seat pellets in chain . clean barrel . this will improve things by at least 30 percent . leave 5 seconds between shots
5 seconds between shots and all that farting around for £500.00 . You gotta be shittin me .
It's not even made by Sig Sauer it's made in the far East. Most of the internals are monkey metal and not worth anywhere near the sort of money that they are asking .
Oh and of course there is the elephant in the room ,it's inaccurate.
I'm out
@@emantide6306 sold mine few weeks later p15 the way forward now
Yes they changed the trigger and power for 🇬🇧 the snowflakes had their say 🙄 I could sort the trigger and power and accuracy I think.
@@Dr.Gunsmith the f.. k us up every time. how do I get in contact?
Weak, shoulda just released it as a co2, so damn weak.
CO² is better.
Junk
Hi
It's the worst rifle I've ever owned, low on power, accuracy is a joke, built quality is awful
Don Pay; Read my reply to Luis Arturo Mojica above. I felt like you, but now I love the gun after a simple fix. Good Luck....