Love the idea of it, but, being an open sight guy, why is the rear sight a notch and not a peep. Rear notch (blade) sights need to be be further down the barrel to get the proper sight picture. Reminds me of the Crosman 2260. The notch is useless yet flipped to the peep is ok Am I missing...
Love the idea of this rifle! Some of you smarter guys help this old bird out. If hand pumping this puppy to 2000 psi, about how many shots would I get? How about 3000 psi?
Exciting times
Same reason someone would buy a HW30S in 22 cal. Low velocity yes. Rainbow yes. But still a smack went it hits the cans 😃. Maybe some short range backyard plinking 🤷🏻♂️
Ok hameditor,
Someone has to ask (mainly cause I want to know, could this new Komplete NCR possibly shoot the .25 cal pellets with 88-90 gr C02 cartridges? Hmmm. Lower power yes but why not? Also what about the Outpost doing the same.
I understand. Many times I have seen an airgun test out good but as time passes troubles arise. Some problems only show in time. 5 stars go to 4.5, then 4 or lower. Flustering.
Yeah I would probably shoot it 5-10 times then top off. Link on the Benjamin ACP: Benjamin 392 Air Conserving Pumper, Multi-pump air rifle.
There is or was videos on it too if you look for them.
Thinking of this rifle, everyone saying just 3-4 pumps after every shot. Hmm. Seem more like a more powerful pump that takes less pump strokes than a PCP. I mean a pump gun shoot every time after topping it off too. I know its pcp power vs a Seneca Dragonfly, but has more weight and pumping...
Didn’t the Rexmex come to PA after 2025 already started? If so the Velox got a head start. Also if I recall, isn’t the Velox cheaper? I too have read the “spotty” reviews. As of now, My money would be on Rexmex.
Ok I am looking for info on the HW40 Rifle. Not the pistol. Tom Gaylord found one and no info can be found about it. Yes he, I and others searched the web for it. Here is the link to read about it. Consider the fringe airguns | Blog | Pyramyd AIR
If anyone knows or finds out anything, please share.