Accumax .22 review-Big Dan's Airguns. 

Hey Mark! Hahaha it's a marmite rifle this one, love it or hate it. It's like the wood finish it looks fantastic but...it's plastic.. my mind can't quite get over that. When it comes to how it shoots though it's phenomenal Mark.

Hi Rebecca! They're a great rifle aren't they? Ours definitely outshot me not that it's saying much haha. I don't think we'll be getting many complaints about these Rebecca that's for sure!

Armskon TXG01is exactly the same rifle in gas ram all this rubbish about ÀSI having the accumax made to there exact standards pellpax sells them for £99

@@davidvanhinsbergh2444 Hi David. The Armskon isn't the Accumax despite the similar/same stock as you've said. The Accumax is a springer that yes was designed with A-S-I's influence. Hence why there's zero twang (much like with Cometa due to A-S-I's requirements). The only similarities are the stock and the standard trigger which A-S-I have told Accumax to refine for their rifle. Still waiting to see if that comes to pass.

Hahaha hey Yeti! Yep hoping to get our next video out ASAP already filming again today.

I'd far rather accuracy to power. You need accuracy first to hit a rat and any air rifle will have enough power for that. How much power do you really need to kill a tin can?

Hi Brandon! Out of my experience with both I'd say the Express has the better trigger but the Accumax is more accurate and much easier to shoot too. The absolute worst bit of that video Brandon was when I was done and had the camera packed away I had a few shots freestanding at 42 yards and I'm usually a terrible freestanding shot.. but I had possibly an even better group than sitting down!

Hi Derek! You're the exact same as me, I didn't like the stock or the silly nameplate in the side but over time it actually starts to grow on you. It's ridiculously accurate isn't it! For a £150 gun I'd put it even against even the big brand stuff. Can't beat that warranty neither!

Hey Ray! You're only as old as you feel matey which probably puts you younger than me! The budget sector always has the most interesting stuff in my opinion for better or worse, they tend to have the funkier designs and sometimes something wacky looking like the Accumax can really work! Thanks Ray!

Hey unmissable! How are you finding the little Express they're a great little gun aren't they? You won't be disappointed by the Accumax, it might be a bigger gun than the Compact but it's even easier to shoot. They shoulder perfectly despite the odd looks and you can't complain about the warranty at all. Brilliant rifles.

@@bigdansairguns83 I really like the compact express, as my first springer it was ideal, as it was easy to hold on target, and was very forgiving when it came to firing it. It wasn't touch sensitive in the least. I got good results right from the start. I am 5' 11" but it seemed perfect. I think that because it was lighter and smaller it allowed me to develop that artillery hold much more naturally then might otherwise be the case. Your review was spot on. The accumax looks like it behaves in a very similar way. I like the looks because it is not over the top . Some guns look a little too much like replica tactical weapons if you get my meaning. This one looks more practical and ergonomic as an actual air rifle. But the accuracy interests me the most. Although you are a great shot. It still looks like a good rifle for both experienced and inexperienced shooters alike.I going to have to save up my pennies.

@@unmissable The Accumax is a great rifle and it'd make an interesting comparison shooting it compared to the more traditional Express. It's definitely worth having a go at one as it's such a great performer for peanuts compared to other rifles. The same story as the Express!

Thanks Iwan! How was that for a surprise! I wasn't all that massively interested when I saw the stock but when you shoulder it the whole thing starts making sense. Accurate, powerful, excellent handling and a lifetime warranty without needing a mortgage to fund it. Can't complain about that!

Hold the sear in an engineers clamp to keep the correct angle and use a flat diamond plate. Polish not grind. If you get the angle wrong a sear may slip off the piston if the gun is knocked. Knife edge but like a good dinner knife not a razor. 😉

Hahaha careful Rhys we'll get you ya know. It's a fantastic rifle you'll genuinely be shocked by how accurate it is.

@@bigdansairguns83 ended up getting a mil bro explorer but watched your review on that too and had a go and it’s fantastic too

@@FishingWivRhys The Explorer is a great little rifle, not as easy to shoot as the Accumax but it has a better trigger and a proper little adjustable unit too. Very smooth to shoot.

Hi Christopher! I can matey I'd love to give one a look. I have shot the SR900S in the past but I'm not the biggest fan personally. It's a great idea and the new models could be improved compared to the older versions but they used to kick like mules and have nasty twang as the spring was in the tube right next to your ear. That said I'd definitely take a look at a newer one.

Hey Steven! I'd genuinely rather review the cheaper stuff I find it's unfairly neglected as most are only interested in the latest £2000 rifles. It's not a loud rifle to be fair and I'm sure with a heat gun that barrel weight/glob/thing would slide straight off so you could fit a slip over silencer.

Hahaha Hey Alv! I'd take this over the FX to be honest which i know may be blasphemy to some. The FX just confused me as I couldn't for the life of me figure out the thought process behind that cheekpiece. Even the power adjuster was designed to be as awkward as possible. Then the price! £1200?! It's nicely made make no mistake but there's far superior offerings at that money.

Hey Robert! They're a great little rifle and the performance we got out of it was unreal at the price.

Hi Jeffrey. I'd try a different scope just in case the scope is damaged. If the same problem persists look down the action and check the barrel alignment just to check if it's off. Have a look and let me know how you get on.

Hey OleKing! Thanks for getting in touch and for enjoying our videos I hope they've been helping! Also what a great area you're in especially if you have plenty of rabbits for the pot running around! The Sabre has a better trigger at the moment however the Accumax is definitely the easier rifle to shoot well even with the current mediocre trigger. For me I'd choose the Accumax and more so once the next batch are in. The only issue is that I don't know when those will be here. But for me... It's Accumax no doubt!

@@bigdansairguns83 Great, thanks Dan. I'll keep my eyes peeled and on your website for updates.

Hey Jeff! I agree it's a bit lasergun isn't it? But I won't lie it genuinely grows on you when you realise why it was designed that way. It's a fantastic thing to shoulder as it basically holds itself as cheesy as that sounds. Laser accurate too!

They're not there now.. but we'll see when the next batch gets here. They only need a bit of a tweak so there's less creep in the second stage.

It's true, I took a big bag of money from Accumax before I started filming. I also learned how to hack chronographs, the accuracy test section? Despite the fact you can clearly see me shooting from the background that's actually the uncle shooting the target with his .243 Howa 1500. I just edited out the muzzle blast.

It's an odd one... it might not be the prettiest but it has outlasted all of our other holders. We did use a card holder/pellet catcher too but that looks like its been hit with a 50 cal the back is completely destroyed haha. We'll see what we can do.

That depends if ASI have told them to fit a spring instead of a gas ram doesn't it Pellpax Have a few ex-display models without any warranty for that price

Hey Bud! We're limited to sub 12ft-lbs here in the UK so it's right up to power for us over here. It'll no doubt have more power in other countries.

Like it very much