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What caliber did u get how many foot pounds u getting

Pyramyd Air owns Airgun Depot, and fired everyone at Airgun Depot in March. No more videos from the AGD guys. Maybe one day there will be more videos, but they will be made by (and look like) Pyramyd Air videos. Sad.

@@peterlemonjello4930 Really liked the AGD employees. Hope they all found jobs.

Wood boss in 25 ? Want it to find a new gun safe ?

markmtbrider synthetic and I already did. I gifted it to my youngest son , and he put a 60$ Amazon regulator in it. It should have came with one from the factory. The gun still shoots lights out, but the shot count is about the same and still only gets about 20-24 shots per fill before falling off the reg. Far cry from the 60-80 shots I’m used to getting with all my other PCPs. He’s happy with it so that’s all that matters I guess. It has always been accurate but only for about 1- 9 shot mag and then the rounds would start dropping.

I don't think there will be any more reviews, at least not with Travis. I heard from someone on Airgun Nation that everyone at Airgun Depot got canned. I guess Pyramyd Air owns Airgun Depot, who knew. Sad though, I really enjoyed watching the videos.

@@peterlemonjello4930 wow! That's crazy, travis is a fantastic guy. They shouldn't have done that? Give them there job's back 🤔

I see.. Legal huh..

Polish up on your English fella and your spelling and you will be half way there.

No way made in the USA. They can't even hire someone who speaks English to answer the phone at Hatsan USA retailer.

Made in Turkey

a bottle would be nice, regulated...imagine if hatsan did regulate some of there guns

I just returned one to another retailer. Would not feed pellets properly. Magazines would fall out. Umarex is aware of the problems and though polite on the phone were not helpful. I could not recommend this particular pellet rifle. It is very problematic.

At least these actors are trying to sell you a gun, and not talking you out of your liberty.

Do you stand in front of a cam? If not then hush because i doubt you have any videos of you talking to the cam. Travis is VERY well spoken and fun to watch. I can say my self that it's not easy just standing talking to the cam... You can tell it's not scripted and he's just talking to US... It's much much harder then you think... Its not like talking to a friend it's far far different.

you r silly

Hand pumps are slow and laborious but do work. Air is free and most guys would cast their own pellets or slugs.

@0000 0000 A childish and sarcastic reply. No one, apart from you, is talking about actual firearms here or running around in the local woodland like some sort of 'carboard commando' either. I've stated the facts, in respects to these 'shooting range toys' and their limited use in a 'SHTF' situation. They'll literally be redundant in a very short space of time. Also, General George S. Patton, I live in Britain, where carrying anything more 'deadly' than a knife with a 4 inch blade will literally get you a jail sentence. Obtaining firearms for home protection or to hunt for food? Mission impossible. As for my 'precious' rifle, the only 'PCP' air gun model that any serious prepper would consider buying, the 'Seneca Aspen', has a pump that's prone to failure: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yYjmoIOB6y0.html Don't worry, though, General Paton, with 'Agenda 21' now implemented worldwide and 'id2020' with its forced vacanations to swiftly follow, you'll get plenty of opportunity to test out your 'transport, logistics and gunpowder-guarding' skills.

@@edmusick7794 Yep, the trouble with the 'Seneca Aspen', though, as I mentioned in my reply to 'General George', is the hand pump's tendency to fail after a short period of time. I really hope they find a fix for this soon. Thanks for your reply, Ed.

If you are in a "SHTF" scenerio,---what the hell would you be doing with an airgun accept shooting rabbits for food and not be heard?