I love airguns, but your presenter is the icing on the cake. I could watch her review the most mundane things, and be absolutely riveted. More, please.
Had a HAtsan model 95-QE in .177 and it was an absolute tack driver. !00% agree with that choice. Clearly this was about actual break barrels and not the spring or gas piston action or there would have had to be an RWS Diana model 48, an Air Arms TX200, and a Weihrauch HW97K on the list. I guess since they are all side or underlever they will fall into a different category. Unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to shoot any of the other rifles and like everyone else I am real anxious to see what the SIg can really do. But I do find it interesting that the emphasis is put on Beeman break barrels that are actually manufactured by Weihrauch and many are simply rebranded Weihrauchs with slight modifications to the stock. In fac of the underlevers the Beeman HW97K is exactly a Weihrauch HW97K and even in .20 (the Beeman seems to only be available in .20 while the Weihrauch is available in .177 and .22 as well) you can pick the Weihrauch branded rifle up for about $30 less than the Beeman. Never been able to figure out how the name on teh side adds cost to the exact same rifle. But a really well thought out list of top quality rifles. Another good top 5 video.
Great list they're all very nice guns and I can't wait to get my hands on a SIG P 20! I also have a Beeman rs2 and at a price tag of $100 it's one of the best shooting Spring Guns I've ever laid my hands on!
Hatsan 135 in .30 over the 95 just cause,well um !!30 call!! I got mine from you guys the second it became available was so excited it was the first break barrel I had bought in years since I got into pcp's but the big bore break barrel plus it was from hatsan I was sold even though Rick eustler said it was a mother to- well BREAK I didn't care still love taking it out to do some plinking or get rid of starlings lol with the 44.75 grain predator polymags the thud it makes on them is just creepily satisfying for some reason
There are so many more great break barrel Airguns. Diana 34/36, Crosman Phantom/all the variants, Crosman Venom, so many more. You really cannot limit the list to just 5 when it comes to Break Barrels
Wow what a great Video! I have lots of videos online about the Weihrauch HW30S! I have a unique Version, and I really like this rifle!! Great Video! Thanks a lot!! Best regards! Andi
I'll take the R9 and maybe the Sig... good presentation on the Sig by AD and accuracy testing at 35 yrds.. would like to go shooting with this presenter ;)
I would have picked the HATSAN 125 sniper over the mod 90. I am interested on getting my hands on a Sig. In the test that you guys did earlier I recall it pushing an 18 grain pellet downrange at 900 feet per second on average..... Correct me if I'm wrong. That in itself is just amazing. That is PCP territory. I know a lot of people have been coming out lately and saying that speed really doesn't matter all that much... And to a certain extent that is true.... You definitely want you around to be stable and to hit its mark with a lot of foot pounds. Speed is a big part of that equation when it comes to foot pounds. Speed is a big factor for me because I hunt at longer ranges. I have my Scopes zeroed at 50 yards... Because I hunt from 50 out to a hundred.
I have an old FWB 124D, in .177, a Beeman R9 in .22, and this Thusday FedEx is delivering my Hatsan Model 135 Vortex QE in .30. Since the Sig made #1 I'll now watch some reviews on it and see if it will be my next purchase. I have WAY too many firearms and so I'm building a good stable of air rifles now.
Wait just a minute back up, how did the Diana 34 not make that list. Shes beautiful, powerful, accurate, and German, and shes been tried and tested to be a proven gem. Fixed i say, fixed, how much did Sig pass under the table for that result. lol. All kidding aside the Diana 34 should have fallen somewhere on that list
I have an RWS/Diana Model 34, and a Beeman/Webley Vulcan, and have been looking at various PCP rifles, but I'm still stuck on the break barrels. You've sold me on the R9. This is not the first list it's ranked very high on.
Good top 5 with trustworthy opinions. I've seen way too many top5 or 10 with junk rifles "gamo". I've really been thinking about the 95 and I think I've just been convinced. Not to fond of the Chevy crack but I guess I'll let it slide this time lol
check the material data sheet and the recalls believe me those Chevy ads saying that they're on top of Honda Toyota and Ford are the most fraudulent garbage I've ever seen in my life and they've actually been called out and the commercials have been pulled by the FTC.... false advertisement....pre 1999 is a little different though...
Well, I have three of them (or derivatives) of them. Two Hatsan 95s in .25, an HW50 in .22cal, and an R9 in .20cal. Oh and almost forgot, my first "modern" springer, a Hatsan 87QE in .22cal.
well doen.. this list doesnot include underlevers i suppose. Glad Weihrauch took its place but wish to mention the HW50s with the HW30s. Its her bigger sister with the same amazing accuracy yet more power.
I want all 5!!, though got one already, hw95 which is r9. Hw99 is also very good, more power than the 30 but still not hold sensitive and very accurate.
I like the production on these video. She is also great in front of the camera and very comfortable at it. One thing to improve would be a better makeup job to prevent the shining face. She is beautiful so maybe just so foundation. Keep it up.
Very nice choices...& Cool video.. I subscribed because I like to see all of y'all's videos... They are very informative while having fun. Keep up the good work! My 6 personality owned ultimates are: Gamo Magnum .177 Gamo Magnum .22 Gamo socom extreme .177 ...I modified With Gamo Magnum gas ram. Gamo Big Cat 1400 .177 Hatsan 125 .25cal & Hatsan 150 Sniper .25.. All personality tuned, Balanced, debured & at maximum power....lol Honestly... I like all "spring" (gas or coil) Powered air rifles!
You got it right but I think the hatson 95 should have made it higher on the list and I'll tell you I like my women like a Woodstock warm and easy to hold
To give #1 to a rifle that hasn't been released to the public is a disservice to airgunners.......reads like a commercial. #1 should be a Diana 34. Great value, and PROVEN platform. I like the SIG, I shot one at the PA Cup, but it needs an adjustable cheek riser before I will buy one, huge oversight by SIG imho, everyone wants to add a scope, chin weld just doesn't cut it.
Once again, impressed by the lady. Keeps it moving while being understandable and coherent, (who ever writes these is doing nice work, (her maybe?)). Shows enthusiasm for subject matter while including relevant personal tidbits and doesn't belabor. Give her a raise. And make more videos. I would like to see one comparing the various pistol/rifle conversions, (I have an Umarex morph 3x I like). ✌🖖👍
Not sure why a rifle that is not available would be number 1? As far as I know this rifle only has a Shot Show history. I did enjoy the review that was done here. Thanks for this video. Enjoyed it
Sig was so great it's discontinued 😆 Beeman R9's accuracy can't be beat it's amazing it might not have the highest knock down power but the accuracy makes up for it Magnum Springers are harder to shoot very hold sensitive except Diana 48. A bit heavier but just as accurate with Magnum power. Shoots around 850 fps while Diana 350 Magnum shoots 850 and up close too 900s fps in 22 with 14.3 Crosman hollow points.
JAMES WALKER.....HAHAHAHA, Was thinking the same thing, I started my recent problem of buying pellet rifles starting with this 35.00 B-3 gun about 6 years ago. Although my original pellet rifle is a Bengamin Franklin pump circa 1962, still pumps and shoots well. Only 1 of my guns made the list HATSAN 95, in .30 and the gun is too underpowered for that caliber, would be great in 177 or .22 Looking at the HATSAN 125 or 135 right now, don't know why... I guess I JUST THINK i need one.
All great rifles but I'm still curious on the Sig,, every other rifle has proven itself and I'm wait to see some Real word reviews on that especially considering the price tag !!!!!!!!
I have a Stoeger .177 Break Barrel. At 1250 psi the projectile impact at 75 yards does its job. If some People were not so squeamish showing my Rabbit and Varment hunts these days without criticism from Ignorant childish remarks. I can prove my point.
You come out with a break barrel without fixed sites it should be put way to bottom of list like 200 or something . You dont need a scope for a gun that's kill radius is far as you can aim with naked eye . Plus just gotta have fixed sites period !
Thank you for sharing. I would like to make a suggestion. It would be nice to have the name of the guns and links on the description, I know it is little bit more work but I believe it would make people visit the website even if it is just out of curiosity to check the specifications and who knows, maybe get more sales from it. Like I said just a suggestion, thank you.
The Walther parrus has to many issues with quality control. Bent barrels not barrel droop but bent from side to side. Bought one in 22 but couldn't sight in with two scopes all the way to the right i believe. that's why they couldn't get rid of them fast enough and why they sold for so cheap. See many refurbished ones for sale on ebay in .177 that tells you something.
I want to buy a very quiet airgun, so that I can play in my backyard without being complained by my neighbors. Could you please recommend which one it should be?
Okay I was wrong it was a 14 grain pellet at 850 feet per second. That is still smoking for a 22 caliber break barrel. My Gamo Hunter Extreme SE in 22 caliber achieves an average of 780 feet per second with an 18 grain h&n Hunter Extreme pellet. The cocking is hard, the vibration and recoil is silly, and it has in my opinion the worst trigger on the planet. But once you overcome all those things I found it to be a tack driver at 50 yards. I would love to play with the Sig and compare them.
And as you can see... the Sig has no sights so you have to spend another $150 -$200 to buy a scope. Now you're looking at a $500+ dollar gun. If you're hunting you'll be much better off with a multishot gun from the competition.
@@bayouninja - Glad it's still working for you. I was just asking, as again, there was so much hype around them when they first came out and now, nothing? I found that odd. I have a few Diana's and just bought a Beeman R9 in .177.
Wish I liked my Walther Terrus as much s she does. First of all I can't shoot it that good, and second, Its not the world famous Walther, but a Umerx. That gun is what caused me to give-up on break-barrels and move on to PPC.
It is a Walther. Carl Walther is owned by Umarex and is break barrels are completely different than the Umarex break barrels. A whole different level. We're very sorry to hear that you haven't had a good experience with yours.
Wow!! thanx for the reply. I may have bought it fromAGD. can't remember. Anyway it is in my gunsafe in like new cond, where it will remain cause I have 3 new PCP's I LOVE UR GUN REVIEWS. They make me laugh.
Airgun Depot Diana 350 magnum should be considered as well. Well make accurate. I have had one for five years put a lot of lead down range. Never had any problems with it.
I have a Walther Terri's .22 and it's one of the best pellet guns out there, I had gamos, crosmans etc. the quality they put are much better than other guns out there and also very accurate...
Hello, since no one will deign to answer you... I recommend the weihrauch hw50s (.177), which is not gas-ram, but is quiet and gets very good grouping at 45 yards (and more) ; 820fps. I own one and it's my favorite one ;-)
Diana 350 is King , Hatsan 135 has the power , Gamo hunter extreme small for its power output , B.S.A and Feinwerkbau are also upthere with nice stuff . I don't think anyone can be impartial here . It's all a matter of taste they all make good and bad . But if you spend less than $150 get ready to change a piston seal and shim the breach ? ( side note some of my $500 air guns also needed seals when brand new ). I have found a massive failure rate on piston seals on " NEW GUNS " as well as compression tube scratches and rust pockets . Seals torn on assembly , scratches from poor piston fit and so on . You get what you pay for maybe ?
Crap number 1. Getting paid are we? HK97? RWS350? Gamo Swarm? Looks more like you're lining your pockets then help in ng air gunners. Bad taste. SIG is unproven, costly AND your own video showed blah accuracy.
Not a lot - it is basically the predecessor of the R9, but developed from the HW80 which was the first really powerful break barrel to hit the market. We've seen them but have never spent much time with one.
@@DocMustafa I just had the scope remounted. I like the gun but I think I would enjoy another quieter one. I have no clue what it is worth but horse trading might work. I am naive and innocent please dont take advantage.
Three are German built guns and the Hatsan is purportedly built with German steel and bears heavy German engineering influence for that reason I don't think this list to be of much value if RWS Diana is not included. IMO a ten rifle list would be of more value than the one presented.
We don't cover technical specs in these Top 5s but you can click on the links on the description and they will take you to all of the details about each gun on our website.
I would take the hatsan shep powerful and accurate I own a hatsan mod 125 sniper and its superb but it can't beat the airarms tx200hc and airarms pro sport
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I love airguns, but your presenter is the icing on the cake. I could watch her review the most mundane things, and be absolutely riveted. More, please.
Thank you!
@@TR-Mead Thanks for your feed back. Have a great day.
Like the number one, easy to break over and straight shooter. Accurate also.
Hmmmm , very nice presintation on the top five break barrel airguns
I just get my arrive today, Beeman R7 combo.. I can say.. it's the best Airgun Depot business.. can't say enough good about it.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OK, I give the rifle selections places 2 thru 6...... The presenter gets #1 all day !! Great marketing move by AD!
An excellent demonstration, totally professional, thank you.
Thanks for the kind words!
The Guns are Great. The lady is Breathtaking. Love my Hatsan 95
The Airgun Depot lady really gets me sprung... (I mean she gets me interested into spring airguns that is....;) )
I'm quite sure the intro will be outdated very soon.
Love the Sig, oh and you sure can handle a break barrel. Very nice lol
Had a HAtsan model 95-QE in .177 and it was an absolute tack driver. !00% agree with that choice. Clearly this was about actual break barrels and not the spring or gas piston action or there would have had to be an RWS Diana model 48, an Air Arms TX200, and a Weihrauch HW97K on the list. I guess since they are all side or underlever they will fall into a different category. Unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to shoot any of the other rifles and like everyone else I am real anxious to see what the SIg can really do. But I do find it interesting that the emphasis is put on Beeman break barrels that are actually manufactured by Weihrauch and many are simply rebranded Weihrauchs with slight modifications to the stock. In fac of the underlevers the Beeman HW97K is exactly a Weihrauch HW97K and even in .20 (the Beeman seems to only be available in .20 while the Weihrauch is available in .177 and .22 as well) you can pick the Weihrauch branded rifle up for about $30 less than the Beeman. Never been able to figure out how the name on teh side adds cost to the exact same rifle. But a really well thought out list of top quality rifles. Another good top 5 video.
Benjamin Trail Np.
Good to see these choices. I'm going to have to check your website. Thanks.
In my opinion the best Break Barrel Rifles are the Weihrauch HW50, HW98 and the ultimate classic HW35.
1. SIG ASP20
2. Beeman R9
3. Walther Terrus
4. HW 30s / Beeman R7
5. Hatsan 95
F4!
Great list they're all very nice guns and I can't wait to get my hands on a SIG P 20! I also have a Beeman rs2 and at a price tag of $100 it's one of the best shooting Spring Guns I've ever laid my hands on!
Hatsan 135 in .30 over the 95 just cause,well um !!30 call!! I got mine from you guys the second it became available was so excited it was the first break barrel I had bought in years since I got into pcp's but the big bore break barrel plus it was from hatsan I was sold even though Rick eustler said it was a mother to- well BREAK I didn't care still love taking it out to do some plinking or get rid of starlings lol with the 44.75 grain predator polymags the thud it makes on them is just creepily satisfying for some reason
Fun and informative review! Thanks
I noticed that the SIG. ASP20 had an AMBI Safety above the trigger housing. Bravo for that also. Thank You for the common sense videos.
I will keep my Beeman R1 Magnum as my number one, and put it up against any on that list including its little brothers.
There are so many more great break barrel Airguns. Diana 34/36, Crosman Phantom/all the variants, Crosman Venom, so many more. You really cannot limit the list to just 5 when it comes to Break Barrels
It's always hard to narrow down. Top 10 would be way easier.
I am in Love !!! Greetings from Holland (EU).
I have Walther terrus and Diana 34 both in .22 Wonderful rifles.......
Wow what a great Video! I have lots of videos online about the Weihrauch HW30S! I have a unique Version, and I really like this rifle!! Great Video!
Thanks a lot!!
Best regards!
Andi
I'll take the R9 and maybe the Sig... good presentation on the Sig by AD and accuracy testing at 35 yrds.. would like to go shooting with this presenter ;)
the sig is BEAUTIFUL!
I would have picked the HATSAN 125 sniper over the mod 90.
I am interested on getting my hands on a Sig. In the test that you guys did earlier I recall it pushing an 18 grain pellet downrange at 900 feet per second on average..... Correct me if I'm wrong. That in itself is just amazing. That is PCP territory. I know a lot of people have been coming out lately and saying that speed really doesn't matter all that much... And to a certain extent that is true.... You definitely want you around to be stable and to hit its mark with a lot of foot pounds. Speed is a big part of that equation when it comes to foot pounds.
Speed is a big factor for me because I hunt at longer ranges. I have my Scopes zeroed at 50 yards... Because I hunt from 50 out to a hundred.
I have an old FWB 124D, in .177, a Beeman R9 in .22, and this Thusday FedEx is delivering my Hatsan Model 135 Vortex QE in .30. Since the Sig made #1 I'll now watch some reviews on it and see if it will be my next purchase. I have WAY too many firearms and so I'm building a good stable of air rifles now.
Wait just a minute back up, how did the Diana 34 not make that list. Shes beautiful, powerful, accurate, and German, and shes been tried and tested to be a proven gem. Fixed i say, fixed, how much did Sig pass under the table for that result. lol. All kidding aside the Diana 34 should have fallen somewhere on that list
It was a very hard choice between the Terrus and the 34. The other Diana that almost made it was the N-Tec 340.
I have the 34 in .177 and .22, I couldn't believe they didn't make the list either.
The first "top 5" video where I'd be happy to own all of the choices.
Glad to hear it!
The HW 97 is my choice !
I have an RWS/Diana Model 34, and a Beeman/Webley Vulcan, and have been looking at various PCP rifles, but I'm still stuck on the break barrels. You've sold me on the R9. This is not the first list it's ranked very high on.
I have the two Beemans... miss Mr. Beeman
Yes, you missed the HW90. Finest gun I've ever held.
Good top 5 with trustworthy opinions. I've seen way too many top5 or 10 with junk rifles "gamo". I've really been thinking about the 95 and I think I've just been convinced. Not to fond of the Chevy crack but I guess I'll let it slide this time lol
check the material data sheet and the recalls believe me those Chevy ads saying that they're on top of Honda Toyota and Ford are the most fraudulent garbage I've ever seen in my life and they've actually been called out and the commercials have been pulled by the FTC.... false advertisement....pre 1999 is a little different though...
Well, I have three of them (or derivatives) of them. Two Hatsan 95s in .25, an HW50 in .22cal, and an R9 in .20cal. Oh and almost forgot, my first "modern" springer, a Hatsan 87QE in .22cal.
A nice selection!
What pellet does your 95 like?
@@jeremyblackwater439 The 95QE model likes the Air Arms 25.4gr pellets, and the non-QE model likes the JSB 33.95gr.
You have sold me on the Sig ASP20.....That is; after my order on the Gamo Swarm Magnum is finished.👍
Walther terrus ❤️
Love my walther terrus. 22 accurate well made....
Another very good selection.
well doen.. this list doesnot include underlevers i suppose.
Glad Weihrauch took its place but wish to mention the HW50s with the HW30s.
Its her bigger sister with the same amazing accuracy yet more power.
I want all 5!!, though got one already, hw95 which is r9. Hw99 is also very good, more power than the 30 but still not hold sensitive and very accurate.
The Weihrauch
I like the production on these video. She is also great in front of the camera and very comfortable at it.
One thing to improve would be a better makeup job to prevent the shining face. She is beautiful so maybe just so foundation.
Keep it up.
Very nice choices...& Cool video..
I subscribed because I like to see all of y'all's videos... They are very informative while having fun.
Keep up the good work!
My 6 personality owned ultimates are:
Gamo Magnum .177
Gamo Magnum .22
Gamo socom extreme .177 ...I modified With Gamo Magnum gas ram.
Gamo Big Cat 1400 .177
Hatsan 125 .25cal
& Hatsan 150 Sniper .25..
All personality tuned, Balanced, debured & at maximum power....lol
Honestly... I like all "spring"
(gas or coil)
Powered air rifles!
Thank you and great list!
You got it right but I think the hatson 95 should have made it higher on the list and I'll tell you I like my women like a Woodstock warm and easy to hold
I own 4 springers, all four are HW. None of the others were with keeping.
I really like the Sig so far (Travis did a good review)... I was surprised to find that the synthetic stock version weighs the same as the wood...
This top 5 is just a commercial of SIG. How on earth first place can take a gun that isnt even released yet and tested by customers.
I'd like to see if they could make a sig asp20 with 10 shot magazine that would be a wow factor for me
I just got a HW30s, love it, but hate the stock!
To give #1 to a rifle that hasn't been released to the public is a disservice to airgunners.......reads like a commercial.
#1 should be a Diana 34. Great value, and PROVEN platform.
I like the SIG, I shot one at the PA Cup, but it needs an adjustable cheek riser before I will buy one, huge oversight by SIG imho, everyone wants to add a scope, chin weld just doesn't cut it.
The ASP20 is coming very soon, but we agree about the cheek riser. The Diana 34 almost made it, but we chose the Terrus instead.
Once again, impressed by the lady. Keeps it moving while being understandable and coherent, (who ever writes these is doing nice work, (her maybe?)). Shows enthusiasm for subject matter while including relevant personal tidbits and doesn't belabor. Give her a raise. And make more videos. I would like to see one comparing the various pistol/rifle conversions, (I have an Umarex morph 3x I like). ✌🖖👍
Your my No.1 on the list
Yes hot stuff you missed crossman f4!
Not sure why a rifle that is not available would be number 1? As far as I know this rifle only has a Shot Show history. I did enjoy the review that was done here. Thanks for this video. Enjoyed it
It is coming out soon, and we can watch our in-depth Under Pressure review of it to see why we chose it for #1.
Sig was so great it's discontinued 😆 Beeman R9's accuracy can't be beat it's amazing it might not have the highest knock down power but the accuracy makes up for it Magnum Springers are harder to shoot very hold sensitive except Diana 48. A bit heavier but just as accurate with Magnum power. Shoots around 850 fps while Diana 350 Magnum shoots 850 and up close too 900s fps in 22 with 14.3 Crosman hollow points.
Can we get an updated version
Another sig to ad to my collection
The hatsan is good
Disappointed that my Industry brand B-3 did not make the list. 35 years old still shoots like when it was new.
James walker agree with you. Those guns are insanely accurate
JAMES WALKER.....HAHAHAHA, Was thinking the same thing, I started my recent problem of buying pellet rifles starting with this 35.00 B-3 gun about 6 years ago. Although my original pellet rifle is a Bengamin Franklin pump circa 1962, still pumps and shoots well. Only 1 of my guns made the list HATSAN 95, in .30 and the gun is too underpowered for that caliber, would be great in 177 or .22 Looking at the HATSAN 125 or 135 right now, don't know why... I guess I JUST THINK i need one.
Give me a weihrauch/beeman anytime you cant go wrong with a weihrauch the weihrauch hw 98 is gorgeous!!
You're right about that!
All great rifles but I'm still curious on the Sig,, every other rifle has proven itself and I'm wait to see some Real word reviews on that especially considering the price tag !!!!!!!!
AGD will wait for test airgun reviews.
The Weihrauch HW98 is the best break barrel Springer in the world!
I have a Stoeger .177 Break Barrel. At 1250 psi the projectile impact at 75 yards does its job. If some People were not so squeamish showing my Rabbit and Varment hunts these days without criticism from Ignorant childish remarks. I can prove my point.
1250 fps perhaps?
No excuses I stand corrected. But. I deal with Filling tanks all the time and get PSI brainwashed. Thanks
Great video,but, you missed the best break barrel Air Rifles,namely Walther LGV & any Diana!!
Both great guns! It was hard to choose.
The Diana 34's shoulda been on this list.
Nice presentation. Engaging host.
I don't like synthetic , I like natural , like you. Great list love the #1 choice!
How much each..??
Semper Fi!
I love my Beeman R10 .20 cal
I WILL TAKE ALL 6
You come out with a break barrel without fixed sites it should be put way to bottom of list like 200 or something . You dont need a scope for a gun that's kill radius is far as you can aim with naked eye . Plus just gotta have fixed sites period !
Willie Spoonemore I prefer red dots over scopes on springers. Easy to mount and zero and more durable.
The best Overall, General Purpose, High Quality Break Barrel Air Rifle you can buy is the Beeman R9/HW95. I know because I have owned everything.
Thank you for sharing.
I would like to make a suggestion.
It would be nice to have the name of the guns and links on the description, I know it is little bit more work but I believe it would make people visit the website even if it is just out of curiosity to check the specifications and who knows, maybe get more sales from it.
Like I said just a suggestion, thank you.
We'll definitely take that into consideration! Thanks!
@@airgundepotThank you for all that you guys do. Cheers.
No Gamo Swarm Maxxim? Can't understand how y'all use the word "game changer" in your reviews of that gun but it doesn't make the list.
The Walther parrus has to many issues with quality control. Bent barrels not barrel droop but bent from side to side. Bought one in 22 but couldn't sight in with two scopes all the way to the right i believe. that's why they couldn't get rid of them fast enough and why they sold for so cheap. See many refurbished ones for sale on ebay in .177 that tells you something.
I want to buy a very quiet airgun, so that I can play in my backyard without being complained by my neighbors. Could you please recommend which one it should be?
Here are our recommendations: th-cam.com/video/AsYSkbvwecU/w-d-xo.html
30-06 magnum
Jacky Zheng bsa comet evo
VarietyHub 300 magnum lol
a multipump is nice, it can be very quiet with a couple pumps or a bit noiser and a lot more powerful with ten pumps
Okay I was wrong it was a 14 grain pellet at 850 feet per second. That is still smoking for a 22 caliber break barrel.
My Gamo Hunter Extreme SE in 22 caliber achieves an average of 780 feet per second with an 18 grain h&n Hunter Extreme pellet. The cocking is hard, the vibration and recoil is silly, and it has in my opinion the worst trigger on the planet. But once you overcome all those things I found it to be a tack driver at 50 yards. I would love to play with the Sig and compare them.
Umarex Octane .22
HW97 Best springer in the world.....
It's just too expensive.
The Sig Sauer is a monster!!
I tried the sig but I will take the hatsan they are not over priced and works perfectly but it's my statement
The Sig is not even in your online catalog yet....Had to go to PA to find a $.
Sorry you couldn't find it. Here is the page: www.airgundepot.com/search.html?keyword=asp20&submit=&prv=&adv=&hawkb=
Go to Sigs Website click on airgun menu And sign up to their newsletter. I was notified by email about this new gun before AGD or Pyramid air did.
And as you can see... the Sig has no sights so you have to spend another $150 -$200 to buy a scope. Now you're looking at a $500+ dollar gun. If you're hunting you'll be much better off with a multishot gun from the competition.
But it is hard to beat the accuracy and build quality of the SIG.
I'm of the same opinion. Offer an open sighted version of the SIG and I would be among the many who would run to buy one.
Hell with the gun, I’ll take the girl !
Took me a while but I finally got my asp 20
How is it? Why don't we hear much about them any more?
@irishkelly654 it's beautiful. Just trying to get the right pellets for it to get the right groupings
@@bayouninja - Glad it's still working for you. I was just asking, as again, there was so much hype around them when they first came out and now, nothing? I found that odd. I have a few Diana's and just bought a Beeman R9 in .177.
I would put the gen2/gen2 swarm magnum on the list just for the fps.But It is not a plinker .more of a hunter. Loud and stuff to reset
Top 5 break barrels , under 200$
Wish I liked my Walther Terrus as much s she does. First of all I can't shoot it that good, and second, Its not the world famous Walther, but a Umerx. That gun is what caused me to give-up on break-barrels and move on to PPC.
It is a Walther. Carl Walther is owned by Umarex and is break barrels are completely different than the Umarex break barrels. A whole different level. We're very sorry to hear that you haven't had a good experience with yours.
Wow!! thanx for the reply. I may have bought it fromAGD. can't remember. Anyway it is in my gunsafe in like new cond, where it will remain cause I have 3 new PCP's I LOVE UR GUN REVIEWS. They make me laugh.
Glad you enjoy them! We love making them.
Airgun Depot Diana 350 magnum should be considered as well. Well make accurate. I have had one for five years put a lot of lead down range. Never had any problems with it.
I have a Walther Terri's .22 and it's one of the best pellet guns out there, I had gamos, crosmans etc. the quality they put are much better than other guns out there and also very accurate...
Everyone has their opinions and bias, mine would be the Air Arms 200tx mk3
the Hatsan 95 is better than the rest. Sig has a high price on that thing to cash in only.
probably pricier but german-made rws guns are tops for me.
Lovely Presenter! I am looking for a Break Barrel Carbine, with a gas spring. Small & compact, yet powerful. Is there such an animal??
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Hello, since no one will deign to answer you... I recommend the weihrauch hw50s (.177), which is not gas-ram, but is quiet and gets very good grouping at 45 yards (and more) ; 820fps. I own one and it's my favorite one ;-)
How could a gun "NONE of you have ever shot before" (0:15) be Number One? 🤔😬🙀
Diana 350 is King , Hatsan 135 has the power , Gamo hunter extreme small for its power output , B.S.A and Feinwerkbau are also upthere with nice stuff . I don't think anyone can be impartial here . It's all a matter of taste they all make good and bad . But if you spend less than $150 get ready to change a piston seal and shim the breach ? ( side note some of my $500 air guns also needed seals when brand new ). I have found a massive failure rate on piston seals on " NEW GUNS " as well as compression tube scratches and rust pockets . Seals torn on assembly , scratches from poor piston fit and so on . You get what you pay for maybe ?
Crap number 1. Getting paid are we? HK97? RWS350? Gamo Swarm? Looks more like you're lining your pockets then help in ng air gunners. Bad taste. SIG is unproven, costly AND your own video showed blah accuracy.
Good suggestions and good points. Thanks for watching and commenting.
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Don't you think sig asp20 is a good gun?
I bought a Beeman R-10 36 years ago. i cant seem to find much information about them. What can you tell me?
Not a lot - it is basically the predecessor of the R9, but developed from the HW80 which was the first really powerful break barrel to hit the market. We've seen them but have never spent much time with one.
Thank you for the reply. It is fitted with a Beeman scope. Its in good shape and lightly used. I wonder what it is worth.@@airgundepot
The 9th edition of the Blue Book of Airguns puts it at $450 for 100% condition down to $260 for 80%, for whatever that is worth.
Yo. I’m willing to buy it from you if you’re selling it at a reasonable price.
@@DocMustafa I just had the scope remounted. I like the gun but I think I would enjoy another quieter one. I have no clue what it is worth but horse trading might work. I am naive and innocent please dont take advantage.
Three are German built guns and the Hatsan is purportedly built with German steel and bears heavy German engineering influence for that reason I don't think this list to be of much value if RWS Diana is not included. IMO a ten rifle list would be of more value than the one presented.
Germans definitely know what they are doing
Crosman Valiant Elite 22......29FPE
Air Arms Prosport is No 1 and HW 80 No 2
It was a tough list to make, but we always appreciate input.
ProSport is an underlever. I know. I've got one.
@@greedygringoprospecting6941 Why tell me? I've got one, so I must agree.
Didn't mention fps so difficult to understand its performance
Thanks Khalid
We don't cover technical specs in these Top 5s but you can click on the links on the description and they will take you to all of the details about each gun on our website.
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What a joke. The Sig is NOT better then the R9. Marketing crap as usual.
I would take the hatsan shep powerful and accurate I own a hatsan mod 125 sniper and its superb but it can't beat the airarms tx200hc and airarms pro sport
My sentiments exactly!
What are the power sources of these guns?
When you cock them you compress a spring and when you pull the trigger it pushes a piston forward, which compresses air that then propels the pellet.