I'd watched other channels on this gun, I've not shot since being in my childhood and I really wanted to get back into it. I want a really good rifle to get started but within a budget. I did not want another springer loading 1 pellet at a time, so PCP was the way to go and I have been looking at them for some time, I was very close to getting a Reximex as they seemed to be more to my budget as I did not want to spend FX money. I then came across this video and after watching a lot of other channels on this gun it was yours that tipped me. I now have one on order from WM. Thank you for a great video
Usually I don't comment videos but I was thinking about buying one of these has my first PCP, after seeing the review I just did! Can't wait for it to arrive! Awesome review and super detailed too!
Great review once again, im thinking of getting one of these.. 👍👍😂😂 also its good to see you happy and acting like a young teenager when you were shooting 👍😂😂I look forward to your next video.. 👍🤟✌️
Great review. I also have a sub 12 in .25. Agree totally with your summary. I would like to say that you need to consider a scope with at least 8 mils of elevation. At a 25 yard zero and a JSP 25 gr pellet 1mil = 30 yards, 2mil =34 yards, 3mil 37 yards, 4 mil = 41 yards, 5 mil = 45 yard, & 6.5mil = 50 yards. With 25 yard H&N 20 gr pellet 45yards = 4mil & 50 yards = 4.5.
Very impressive looking and performing rifle. Kral is the brand at the top of my list at the moment for my next purchase. I just wanted to mention, based on one of your passing comments not relating to this rifle, if you reveiw a rifle that for whatever reason fails to impress or performs in any way below expectations, I am am very sure that your audience would be just as interested in watching. I understand that you need to build relationships with suppliers and manufacturers, but we watch your reveiws because we trust your opinions and honest feedback (Not that anything could have hidden the joy on your face while shooting this thing). We all like to know about the bad, as well as the good, and just what elements make them so. Just my thoughts. Karl
Hi Karl...thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I'm guessing you're new to my channel? Take a look at "My Bottom 5 Airguns": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-82oPZm54mtg.htmlsi=rVDygYWDIUCZVQQd. I'm not afraid to voice my opinions. You can also check out my review on BSA's Lightning: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5HhySNX2NwI.htmlsi=XRppJvH2dkkzEnLr. As has just happened with oneleaf.ai, I will only accept products to review directly from manufacturers, if those manufacturers accept that I will report my findings good or bad and without interference from them. Oneleaf are completely on-board as they realize the value of a good review. I believe I'm trustworthy. I do not go out of my way to slate a company, in fact I wish those companies that I have slated, take my observations as constructive feedback which might help improve standards etc, and rebuild customer faith in their products. All the best and thanks for watching.
@@theGunLocker Thanks for your response. I will certainly checkout the highlighted videos. I wasn't trying to imply any sort of bias in your reviews, it was just in response to what you mentioned in the video. Yes I am a new subscriber. And glad I am. I am so fed up of the many so called reviewer's on the platform glossing over important points that should be shared. Thankfully your more in-depth approach is like a breath of fresh air. Keep them coming. Karl
Interesting review - thank you. I'm new to air rifles - haven't owned one since I was a teenager in the 70s - and am considering getting into the sport. Apologies if this is a silly newbie question but, all other things being equal, would your review apply just as well to the .177 and .22 calibres? Specifically, I'm thinking in terms of its accuracy? Also, can you recommend a small (i.e. short) silencer/moderator that would work well with .177 or .22 version? Thanks in advance and happy new year!
Hi @timwilcox960...Happy New Year to you and thanks for watching! It's not a silly question. All being equal the answer should be yes, but bear in mind, .177 is a faster so flatter shot but being lighter is affected by wind more. .22 being slightly heavier than .177 has a slower flight but more resilient to the affects of wind. All three calibers will have different "flight paths". Hope this makes sense. All the best.
Iv owned mine now for a while in. 22, am just using a hawke 4x9x40 vantage on it can seem to get the results ur getting on accuracy, using the jsb match diabolo. Maybe a better scope or its just the shooter😂
Hi @NormanBradley-kv4gw...apologies for the delayed reply. Were you trying to say..."can't seem to get the results..." If that's the case, by all means check your scope and mounts to see if all's OK with them and also try a few different pellets to see which suit your rifle. I have seen people over tighten the scope rings and deform the scope tube as a result so be careful of that. And I have seen bent scopes where the shooter simply didn't take care to put the rifle down safely. If all appears correct, try filming yourself to see exactly how you shoot. Smooth trigger pull and the correct type of hold is important but more so, is consistency. Each and every time you take a shot, everything needs to be the same, including how you breathe. And if I'm teaching you how to suck eggs...my apologies, just working on what you've written in your comment. All the best and Happy New Year.
@@theGunLocker I've looked at the image of the barrel again and noticed that the grooves are actually cut into the raised parts of the twist of the barrel and that this makes more sense now. I had initially thought the grooves were in the lower channels of the twist of the barrel. It's an interesting idea if those grooves are there for the purpose that you're assuming they may be for. Would be good to hear what Kral have to say about this.
I’m considering buy one but still not sure what caliber to choose .117 or .22. What do you think? The laws in my country limits for free purchase is caliber 5.5 or lower and 24 joules max power
@@MrRockstar1968 my mistake...I should have said extendable. I sometimes get my words muddled when ad-libbing. Don't like working from a script because it's not natural. Apologies
