I was sure that I wanted to buy an airgun, but I wanted to see how it was made first. Sub 12 Airgunners did a take down video on it and really helped me make up my mind on it. They're a truly great resource and much appreciated. Which airgun and what I decided isn't what's important, what's important is having the information to make an informed decision, to points that are important to me. I got that, and an understanding of the design, that I wasn't getting just watching people shoot groups. I liked and subscribed fairly quickly after that. It's nice to not have to go in blind on something. I think the people that make content and videos rock!
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Sub 12 Airgunners YouTube channel is a great resource!
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wolfmangreg
HAM Ranger
Agree 1000% (note: not good at math)!!
Like you said, not only helpful when repairs or resealing are needed- gives the viewer good insight on build quality & how all the bits work together. Valuable before you buy a rifle.
@Sub 12 airgunners vids are top shelf stuff.
CTAirgunner
HAM Wizard
I'm going to have to take a peek at this channel, I don't think I've watched one.
Soren Drost
HAM Expert
Really a great channel and Geoff and Jake does great work on a large number of airguns and bring us all along 
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I noticed that he is also the guy that does videos on the Daystate channel. I don't know if he worked for them, or if that was just his first channel, but great stuff. Nice breakdowns that show every little part.
wolfmangreg
HAM Ranger
Believe Daystate contracted Sub 12 for those, & it seems there's more to come:
Others - Disassembly/reassembly videos
Speaking as a guy who's had at least one Daystate in the safe for a long, long time- this is a welcome development!
Sub 12 airgunners
HAM Specialist
Hi all, thank you all so much for the kind words me and Jake are over the moon with the response our channel has received and we thank all who have subbed and watch the vids, it's mad nearly 4 million total views watching us mucking about in our work shop/shed
@sub12airgunners is totally independent, we are not monetised and we buy all the guns with our own money so we have nothing to gain one way or another it's just our honest opinion, people can see what's inside the gun and how it works / how it's put together so information rather than promotion, then we do a bit of machining make some bits and bobs to try to keep it interesting
The Daystate vids, Daystate contacted us and asked if we would do a series of technical videos, we jumped at the chance we are very proud to be a part of the project to provide good technical support for tech's and end users across the world, it's a great project and it's fantastic that a manufacture is spending the time and money to set it all up for what will mostly be guns that are out of warranty and some that are not even made anymore so well done to them
@sub12airgunners is totally independent, we are not monetised and we buy all the guns with our own money so we have nothing to gain one way or another it's just our honest opinion, people can see what's inside the gun and how it works / how it's put together so information rather than promotion, then we do a bit of machining make some bits and bobs to try to keep it interesting
The Daystate vids, Daystate contacted us and asked if we would do a series of technical videos, we jumped at the chance we are very proud to be a part of the project to provide good technical support for tech's and end users across the world, it's a great project and it's fantastic that a manufacture is spending the time and money to set it all up for what will mostly be guns that are out of warranty and some that are not even made anymore so well done to them
Farmplinker2
HAM Wizard
It's not possible to spend too many hours watching good airgun channels.
Danman
Grand HAMster
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Bump!! To anyone who has ever bought a pcp but is stumped on service/repairing it or wants to see someone else have at it before they do, check this channel out! Before contemplating a pcp I look for service/repair videos first to see what id be in for. I'm pretty sure they mainly (only?) work on pcps but knowing them if they got their hands on some springers...ahem...they would work their magic on them as well. I was over the moon when they did a solid video on an old leaked down S510 a while back, as that gun scares me the most. Lastly the videos have a no 'fluff' straight to it, format. Can't recommend them enough!
Scriv
Master HAMster
Absolutely! I recently watched their video on tuning the trigger on my BRK Ghost. Now I actually enjoy shooting it. Well done.
Danman
Grand HAMster
That's the funny thing, I watched that video and read up on @Franklinks notes a few times and my new Ghost came with an excellent trigger! I was almost disappointed
I put the gun on the bench and watched the muzzle as I dry fired er....didn't even move a hair, can't argue with that!
Scriv
Master HAMster
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Everyone has their own expectations. I'm glad your rifle satisfied yours.That's the funny thing, I watched that video and read up on @Franklinks notes a few times and my new Ghost came with an excellent trigger! I was almost disappointed
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