The unboxing and short review of the brand new Remington T-Rex pre charged air rifle. #Gunreview #shooting #airgun #gun #rifle #airgunreview #pcp #guns #gun #gunreviews #gunshop #remington #snowpeak www.wighillpar...
Cheap and cheerful .. looks ok , powers ok ( sufficient ) yeah ... a descent package for the price ... but theres competition aplenty in the budget end of the market .. and it will be part of many a comparison tests .... only time will tell as far as sales go ... Interesting vid though
Great to see a honest non biased review thanks. Ive looked at AAR but Andy doesnt seem to give a honest enough review to me. He always seems too positive. I like facts if im gonna spend some money.
Greetings Luke , that was a fantastic unboxing review ... You gave us lot`s of useful info ..... Also that price is outstanding ...Thanks for the review ,,,,😃
Hi, what pellet did you use as some of them looked a bit miss shared as you were loading the cartridge. Could this count for the low power?. Thanks Peter
It seems like good value but perhaps a bit down on power. Im thinking of replacing my Hatsan 900X with a pcp I like the multi shot option but I'm a bit nieve about changing them ,how do you do it and do you need lots of fancy equipment? By the way I've had the Hatsan for ages and it's a really fantastic gun, and so cheap, at 25-30 yards it never misses the target, (rats and pigeons).
A good question. Most manufacturers set at around 10.5 with a mid weight pellet. This is because pellet weight can increase power by quite a bit. So let’s say the manufacturer sets it with a 14.5 grain pellet and it achieves 10.5 ft lb. But then you were to put a 21 grain pellet through the same gun it might achieve 11.5 or a bit more. I hope this makes sense. We are luckier than some countries though. Germany for example are only allowed 6 ft lb in air rifles.
@@dario-98 900 grams is pretty light for airguns meant for plinking and pest control. But airguns meant for competitive target shooting can have triggers as light as 100 grams, so it really depends on what you’re gonna use it for
@@wighillparkgunstv2257 then there are definitely better value options available - the PR900 for a start and that's got the advantage of lots of people making parts and regulators etc. I think the price point for this, although cheap in the world of PCP is still too much for something that's producing such a wide variation in power. Either that or the one on test is a duffer.
