Artemis PP750 5.5mm review

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The Artemis PP750 is an all-rounder! It is a smart crossover between an air pistol and an air rifle. The stock of this Pre Charged Pneumatics is synthetic tactical ambidextrous and weighs a little above 1.4kg. The butt plate is adjustable and mounted on two extendable rods. Upon sliding the butt plate out, it allows the user to shoulder the gun more like a rifle. It features open sights and an 11mm dovetail rail to add accessories like a rifle scope and a red-dot sight. The air tank’s filling pressure is 250 bar. It features a valve that acts as a regulator to keep the output pressure consistent. This Artemis is cocked by a side-lever. It has an adjustable trigger pull to give you excellent control over shots for any shooting. If you need a gun to suit your target shooting, you can rely on this PP750. Not only shooting, but this Artemis is also beneficial for pest control as well.
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21 окт 2024

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@NazirKhan-Bash 3 года назад

I just purchased this one from your branch in Clearwater Mall. Excellent service from Blades and Triggers. Just love the gun. Beautiful quality, accurate. I have the 5.5 calibre. I use it for close combat type shooting not long distace target shooting . For that, I use the Artemis M16 D. Wow, thats another beaut. Bought that from ur Montana branch in Pretoria. Also top service. Thanks to Naveed from CW Mall for his excellent service and thanks to Ismail from Montana for his excellent service. I just loooovvvv my Artemis. Really a quality product. Just one question, for the PP750, there is a large screw at the back of the gu. Is that the hammer tension screw? Im using 13.43 Jumbos on it and packs a punch at about 10 meters. I wanna get the speed up hence i want to understand if the hammer tension screw is the one I'm referring to.will post a video on my Artemis M16 D. Look at this video on the M16 D. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1jXMw7cltBc.html Below is a first test of my Artemis PP750. Apologies, the video is broken into two parts as i did not have enuff memory on my fone to record it as one video. Overall, very satisfied with the PP750. Thanks again Blades and Triggersm for putting together a fantastic deal fo me. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z6L4akhpIZI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-raz_081IiUc.html

@lenm2857 3 года назад

Have one of these in .22, great for squirrels :-). Surprisingly accurate.

@MrRockstar1968 3 года назад

You forgot to mention the multi-shot magazine.

@jambutty2218 3 года назад

Great review . You’ve helped me make a decision.

@BladesandTriggersOfficial 3 года назад

thanks

@TheFireControl 2 года назад

This same pistol with a P900 barrel would be an easy concealed transport in backpack carbine.

@krishanmistry1837 3 года назад

does the magazine cycle when you clock the gun? or do you have to manually cycle the magazine?

@BladesandTriggersOfficial 3 года назад

yes the magazine does cycle when you cock the gun

@MrRockstar1968 3 года назад

The shot count wouldn't be that much would it not, that's a rather vague description. I've been getting around 50 shots at sub 12 ft-lb which is quite good compared to the cylinder size. Though the shot capacity will alter depending on the ft-lb of pressure laws in each country, where higher pressure will get less shots and lower pressure more shots.

@MrRockstar1968 3 года назад

@The Manure Plough I'm not sure what the full power actually is given the laws in my country do not permit this pistol at it's fullest potential power, though I assume it's full power is may be 30 ft-lb. Regardless of this the official Artemis website states that .177 is approximately 40 shots at full power. I still haven't fully tested my .22 Artemis PP750 yet given I have only owned if a few weeks and needed to wait for my new air-fill pump to arrive in the post and have only tested it with an almost full cylinder and fired around 50 shots and a few shots worth of air-pressure in the green left. So when I test it properly with a full cylinder I might get up to 60 shots, though will need to figure out with a chronograph when or if there's any pressure drop that may affect the accuracy of the pellets.