Gamo Venari Air Rifle Review & Accuracy Test - "Great value, full power PCP package" 

Does the gun come with a Filling probe ?

@@Dan-the-toonman yes & one magazine

Definitely looks worth the money

@@dirtyharry5957 had it a year & half now… still shooting as accurate as the day I bought it. Fantastic rifle!

Thanks Gary. Yes, all good thanks, just very busy! Plenty more vids to come...

Thanks David.

Thanks very much Ian. I agree with you. It's a great package and excellent value for money.

Hi - thanks very much. We're glad you found us too, and we have a catalogue of 100+ videos for you to wade through, including a few on Gamos. I am pretty certain that the magazines are interchangeable, certainly for the Phox, Coyote and GX-40. I'm not familiar with the Urban though, unless its sold in the UK under a different name. The magazines are around £50 here in the UK. Not sure how that compares to the US though?

Sorry Jerry. Are you trying to fill from an air tank, stirrup pump? If there's an issue with your rifle, I'd suggest sending it to BSA direct...

Hi Billy. That's very kind of you to say - thank you. Both are great value rifles and perform at a level that makes a mockery of their price tag in my opinion. The key difference between the two is that the Airborne (have you seen the review we did on it?) is regulated but it is quite a lump so if you plan on wandering around a permission that's something to consider. The Venari is much lighter and although its not regulated you do get a scope, bipod and silencer all included in the price. Also, the Airborne is a sidelever (a very good one) and the Venari is bolt action, so you might have a preference that way. Finally, and unfortunately it s fact that air rifles do go wrong sometimes, good as it is, the Airborne could be more difficult to get spares for in a timely manner whereas the Venari is made in the UK and BSA/Gamo have an excellent after sales service. Its a tricky one Billy, both are great rifles and I'm sure you'd be pleased with either one. If its possible for you pick them both up and shoulder them one will shout out to you more than the other. If you're buying blind though, I'd probably go the Venari...but its a mighty close thing. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

@@alphamilitaria2756 No that is great information thank you! I have seen both of your reviews and they both look great for the price tag. I think based on the availability of supplies and the added silencer and bipod of the Venari, I’m going to go for that. Again, thanks for the detailed response and I look forward to watching further reviews :)

@@billysmith3149 Good choice Billy. I hope you like the Venari. And thanks for watching us...Please let us know if we can help with anything else. You can also reach us at hello@alphamilitaria.com.

Hi Matt. I'll ask Gamo tomorrow and let you know what they say.

Matt. I didn't get over to BSA today but will try again tomorrow...

Hi Matt. I spoke to Gamo and they said they don't see stocks on their own unfortunately. Unless you have access to a spare stock?

Hi. It would either be Air Arms Diabolo Field or JSB Hades. They seem to work in most rifles I test/review.

@@alphamilitaria2756 Thanks, will give those a try.

I think that's probably true of most scopes that come with a rifle. The one on the Venari is pretty good though and perfectly clear out to 40m. Any further and the lack of parallax adjustment makes things a little blurrier.

Blimey - how big are your rats / small was your dog (sorry to hear you lost it). The Venari will do the job. I'd recommend .22 for rats though. Good luck.

@@alphamilitaria2756 big rat mate thanks for that I'm going to my local gun shop on Monday called Henry cranks

@@alphamilitaria2756 what would your under 500 600 pcp rifle be. For killing rats. In .22

@@alphamilitaria2756 I just bought a new Remington 22 air rifle 👍

Yes Dan...

You've got me there Joshua. Unfortunately the rifle has gone back so I can't check. It is a big 'un though. Hopefully an owner will see your message and let us both know. Thanks for watching.