I think you covered everything there,I have this rifle and the only thing I would say is you don't need a spanner to swap the bottle, it only needs to be nipped up by hand due to the valve system,
I own this rifle amongst many others and it is probably my most accurate rifle i own. Absolute bargain for the money but i did find that it really likes a heavy pellet
Ich habe ein kral dazzle (Hi cap). Es ist für einen präzisen Luftgewehr. Ich jage einmal einen Keiler von etwa 80 Meter Entfernung . Ich glaube, es ist viel günstiger als viele europäische Pcp wie zum Beispiel Kriket kalibrgun usw...
Good review.Their are a lot of guns in that price bracket that are regulated.I just don’t understand why Kral don’t do this.The grouping would be even better.
I was excited when i recently went to a local hunting fair here in Copenhagen and an importer has a Kral display, but the excitement quickly turned to disappointment . The guns had good design but Kral did not pay attention to the details., a lot of things can olny be described by the word ´sloppy´ . The stocks rattles, the guages did not correspond to the specs like you said, the reloading lever rattled and the trigger was not tight. It is a pity that such small things can block an otherwise potential company from breaking into the market with a bang.
The trigger was ok on this one, however as you said there were a few rattles! Let’s face it though, it is about half the price of a Weihrauch, you get what you pay for! Prost!
Great vid , and a very good rifle , duz £600 put it in the " budget " rifle catagory ? , I dunno . Saw a review on a .25 cal Hi-Cap ( sub 12 ) and he rated it really highly .. the" gunlocker " RU-vid channel I believe ... ... so YEAH ... a very good rifle at a ( kinda ) budget end price ...
I think £600 now is top end of the budget section! I can’t believe how much Airguns and their related bits have gone up by. Just like everything else I suppose.
@@gardenguns It think you are correct ... I used to work on the idea of £500 and under being " budget " , but as you say .. the price of things have shot up recently ..
You said that you set this gun at 11.8 with 10gr pellets. If you would happen to put a 8gr or lighter pellet through the gun. This would make it a firearm, here in the uk. How do we stand with the law on this matter ?. Regards John
John,, even though the lighter pellets travel faster, they have less mass. I normally find if a rifle is close to the legal limit with light pellets there is a good chance it will be over with heavies. I am not an expert on fire arms law. What I can say though is as an Airgun owner making sure your rifle remains within the legal power limit with the choice of pellet you prefer, is your responsibility. It is well worth buying a chronograph.
@@gardenguns I do own a chronograph. I'm trying to ge to the bottem of UK firearms law. What pellet and weight do the police use to test a air rifle ?.
@@gardenguns This is an issue for every air rifle shooter. For which no one has the correct answer, only the police. There is nothing in UK law that is very clear, what weight pellet should be used and tested. Be carefull.
