Good morning Andy, this rifle looks stunning. Very accurate, in my favourite. 22 cal . One best features for me is the weight . So easy to handle and use ...... Which is good for me ! As iam a disabled shooter ..... Thank you Andy . Cheers Simon
Beware the weight! Manufactures spec sheet shows the wood stock version at 7.5 lbs. I purchased a carbon fiber version and it weighed 8 pounds so I’m guessing the REAL weight for the wood stock version (especially the laminated) to be close to 9 lbs.
@@simonnoble7589 Yea. Seems so. The reason why probably never gonna get one. Never that much extra money to spend.. Struggling even to get myself the €600 Hatsan Bullboss.. and times are gettingjust harder. Electricity prices gonna skyrocket soon - and heating oil aint either getting any cheaper. And sooner than we know it - it's winter again.. As of now just waiting for our order of firewood to arrive - which aint free either..
@@brorjordas1979 Putin , has put up prices everywhere 😳. Gas up 200 percent and rising! Yes it's very sad about the cost of living . Take care 🙂 cheers Simon
@@simonnoble7589 But FX has better specs, and way more power. Only FX M3 needs a nice wooden butt-stock like this. But 2000 euro not for me in this US NATO war crisis.
Morning People A very nice piece of kit would love to own one but alas it's whey out my price range at the present time ( like you said these crazy times were living in ) . Well presented illustrated and Demonstrated Andy ....... As stated previous The only thing worth getting out of bed for on a Friday morning . Looking forward to the next review .
i’ve got an urban and it’s very accurate at 50 yds. basically a BSA , and it never disappoints ! loves crosman pellets as well which it’s great!. they are around $300 US
Andy /Team, have you ever done a vid on FAQ? I’d love to see a top 10 vid on things that people would like to know. I’m sure you would not be short of people asking questions
Well my Vulcan 3 in .177 FAC, with 13 gr slugs it will fairly easy to sub MOA groups at 100 M I was shooting it Wednesday at 80 M, took me 6 hours before it was not fun anymore / i ran out of 13 & 12.5 gr slugs.
Good morning (on holiday in lanzarote) quality gun as usual from agt . Love everything about them . Thanks Andy and enjoy the weather in blighty 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hi Andy just brilliant showing of this air rifle if had the money to buy it i would, but these who are able to buy you would go wrong as i have seen the other agt brothers and sisters how they shoot in 0.177 then when new ones come in 0.177 you will blow the competition shooter away, but we have to thank Andy and Mrs aar and the team for good entertainment and education on all new air rifles and air pistols as well so andy, Mrs aar and the team keep on doing a good job ladies and gentlemen
Had one on order in FAC with longer barrel but got impatient waiting. Went and got a Delta Wolf. Got a read dud and sent it back. Now can’t decide to go back to waiting for this or the new Prophet 2 in FAC. Wish the AGTs had external reg adjustment.
Nice guns but beyond my price range unfortunately, I’ll stick with my Air Arms S400 ( as accurate as the Uragans for a quarter of the price) and Weihrauch HW110 ( a lovely little rifle).
A big advantage of the Uragan and Vulcan compared to my S510 and HW100KT would be the Day Tank would be completely unnecessary, which straight off would save a couple of hundred quid and lighten the load by 6-10kg when going to shoot.
Great review, I guessed you liked it. What are the main differences between the original Uragan and the U2? Original Uragans are still available from RFD's and are a few hundred pound cheaper than the U2, is there a few hundred pound difference between original and U2?
Hi Andy - Great review, I would be interested in knowing a bit more detail on some things namely: put Carl in James May mode and get some more detail on what has changed, understanding the mysterious “Orange Mod”, a little bit on the difference between the various AGT models (particularly the V1,2 and 3) and finally some idea of shot arcs on the sub-12 at 40 metres. This might sound a bit geeky but you previously did a great analysis on arcs and retained power. With better technology are .22s reducing drop over 35 metres ?
No matter the velocity, every pellet, arrow, rock falls at the same speed. To learn that, take one and drop it from barrel height. The differences come from the different forward velocities. Faster projectiles take less time to the target, so drop less. The reason the arrow or rock curves upward is because it was aimed upward so it could curve, balistic, downward to the bull's eye, all the while falling at the same speed as when you dropped it. Nothing's easy.
I’m sure there is some time consuming clever engineering goes into making these rifles but £2000 “ ouch”. My first car wasn’t worth £2000. I guess us lesser mortals will just have to keep dreaming. If I did have a spare £2000 it will probably go on my next electricity bill !
As a shooter who has been lucky enough to own the highest end PCP rifles money can buy ,in my opinion the more you pay the better you get isn't exactly true when it comes to the prices of PCP rifles , a BSA r 12 is just as accurate as a daystate deltawolf and it's at least half the price , around 1200 UK , however an air arms single shot s200 is just as accurate as both of the above and again it's probably half the price of the BSA r12 , I've found buying a well looked after second hand higher end rifle is the best way to get into the world of PCP shooting , it's important to find a reputable seller who you know will service the rifle before selling it and also give you a 3 to 6 month warranty , once you find a shop who actually service and power test their second hand rifles ,and giving a 3 month warranty ,well you will find yourself buying a hw100 or a huntsman that's 5 or six years old but in as good a condition as a new one but around half the price .
That is a great gun seemingly doing everything right. What's the trigger pull poundage? Thanks for telling the price, most reviewers don't, so we have to look it up ourselves.
Speaking of interchanging stocks.... I have the AGT Uragan, not Uragan 2. I'd like to change the black plastic stock out with a walnut stock. I'm wondering if a Uragan stock from a Uragan 2 will fit on my Uragan. They have walnut upgrade/replacement on a website but it's for a Uragan 2. They sure look the same in pictures. I love my Uragan .30 , it sure packs a punch.
Nice Rifle, AGT kit does seem nice. Safety catch appears silent in operation, nice for pest control, but is the side lever operation as loud in reality as it sounds on mic? Nice review👍👍
How does the head position compare to the Vixen please ? I'm finding the Vixen a tad wide, making it feel as though I'm having to lean over the top in order to get my eye centered with the scope. Don't suppose my fat face is helping 🙄. Splendid vid BTW 👍
Is there any chance of a review of the .177 version, now that they are freely available. Its in my shopping list and i am keen to get my hands on one, but want to see and hear your thoughts on it first
As a product designer with a science degree covering material studies, I really can't see how that could be a true carbon fibre stock. It's most likely glass fibre reinforced ABS or what they call 'ballistic polymer' perhaps they have substituted the glass fibre with carbon fibre? Either that or the actual carbon fibre (held together with resin and very fragile) has been coated with a polymer sleeve.
@@briansmith6862 Milled/chopped carbon 'fibre' is just a dust you mix with resin and not a fibre at all, it is like mixing sawdust with PVA to create gap filler, the strength is completely reliant on the resin you use with it not the structural integrity provided by woven carbon fibre which reinforces the resin. It's like I mentioned above, it could be carbon fibre mixed in with a polymer except worse as there are no fibres to reinforce the polymer making it fragile like metallic polymers as all it does is reduce the amount of bonds between the polymer bonding to itself, and the carbon is not chemically bonded at all only physically suspended and encased in the polymer. Think of styrene foam packaging where the carbon would be the air bubbles. Sure it's lighter but also weaker.
@@briansmith6862 Then why do they use it in powder form? I'm genuinely interested, I read up on directional milling to reduce tool fatigue on actual woven fibres but using powdered carbon (fibre) mixed with polymers is less damaging to tooling and that's about the only benefit I could find. What you are talking about isn't milled/chopped carbon fibre but actual strands of carbon fibre which is just an improved take on fibreglass reinforced polymers.
@@briansmith6862 I understand how it makes it lighter but not how it makes it stronger, chemistry is not my strong point but physics tells me it should be weaker..?
The first thing I check when looking at an airgun is the weight …due to my advanced age. I just purchased a URAGAN 2 with carbon stock. The wood stock version was listed at 7.5 lbs so logic would dictate that the carbon stock version would weigh no more than 6.5 lbs. WRONG!! It tipped my postal scales at a hair under 8 lbs!!? So….further logic suggest that the wood stock version (especially the laminated one) will weigh close to 9 lbs, not 7.5 as shown on AGT’s spec sheet. I returned to the dealer (at my expense )and am waiting to see if he charges me a restocking fee.
Andy, question what preparation do you do with a new review gun out of the box clean barrel ect , can you do a video on this please for a new buyer looking to get their 1st pcp at around the £1k mark I would like to know how to get the best out of my new purchase.
The large highlighted logos puts me off a bit on a premium rifle, a bit like buying a Ferrari or Porsche with foot high letters plastered down the side of it, doesn’t need it, nice looking rifle otherwise though.
I would hesitate to say .177 more accurate than .22, just the curve of the pellet in .22 upsets a lot of shooters. Seems like a decent rifle but £2k, completely in dream land for most shooters.
i have uragan 2 with 700 mm barrel i used it for alomost one month, but when i increase the regulator alittle bit to get high speed in h&n slug the air is leaking !! i try everything and the problem was from the valve !! untill now we try to figure an idea for that.
Im buying a psp rifle and only one I like is Walther ROTEX RM8 30J warmint . But that is my first rifle, so I must buy pump or diving tank,scope,silencer and price is in 1.300€ please any advice im hrom Croatia so heare there are no regulations of fier except paying and going to police to check them . Please help in 500-600€to you hawe some beter option
Nothing wrong with .22, most of my guns are this calibre. As for changing the stock, who would want the gaudy coloured ones? Give me a plain wood stock any day. For me they are way out of my price range, plus i don't have any PCP's Give me a gas ram any day, no recharging required.
@@simonnoble7589 Hi Simon! I've been all good, thank you for asking. How you been? The weather over here lately turned to more cloudy and not so warm anymore - but it is a good thing also in my books. I started getting tired of them 30°C sunny days..
@@brorjordas1979 Hi , iam happy your doing OK 👍 . Yes the weather is cooler , better for shooting on my range 😀 😎. They say this weekend will be hot here in the UK 🇬🇧. Iam slowly getting better, day by day ..... thank you for asking . I hope you have a super 👌 day .... Cheers Si
