I have the QB chief gen 1 in 22 cal and have never had a problem with it ! It shoots in the mid 800s ! I also have a gen2 + in .177 and it's proving itself to be a nice little gun too !
Hay Nibs, enjoy the new rifle. The QB Chief 2 (1328) has a magazine but the same fill pressure and yours. The Chief 2+ synthetic (1336) has a higher fill pressure of 3000 PSI which is the same pressure as the Commander (1518)! Thanks for sharing.
The Beeman Chief is a surprising good rifle for the money. I ordered the Chief 1322 along with a budget hand pump as an entry level rig for PCP, and because pumping it helps me get my cardio in. I'm shooting mine with iron sites and at 15 yards I'm making one hole groups, when I move it out to 25 yards it starts shooting about 4 inches high, but still one hole groups, out at 50 yards I'm shooting 4 inch groups, but about 6 inches high. Being unable to adjust the rear site any lower I took advantage of Amazon's exchange policy thinking I had a bad copy. The next rifle also arrived in the same way you discussed, not dressed in a disguise at all. It also shoots the same way, just not as high with the rear site as low as it can go. Only real difference in the two is the replacement rifle only has one O ring on the bolt. I didn't chronograph it to compare to the first one I received, but I'm thinking since there's only one O ring on the bolt I might be losing some pressure which causes it to not shoot so high. I'll chronograph them both today for comparison, the first one was shooting in the mid 800 feet per second.
👋🏾sup brAh! Congrats!Own a qb78 that I converted over to pcp and added the archer airgun multi shot block with magazines and different barrel pre gauntlet days in 22! Did a review on my channel on this gun along with some pesting videos braddah👊🏾😎
The price point here is very alluring, I may at some point pull the trigger on a pcp but still enjoying some old springers I bought second hand. Love your suppressor. Thanks for sharing. Happy Easter
Good entry level PCP , I don't own any PCP air rifles so that my be my starting point for those type Air Rifles, Beeman is a Brand that I started out with in the Springers from Walmart with the exchangeable barrels in .22cal & .177cal so Beeman with their beautiful Woodstocks are great for me and I like the price your got the beast for. Thanks for the Link 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊
Well Nibs I have joined you. I got a used Shin Sung 9m-357 beautiful gun and the same guy had a 22 mod magnum 6 that I got in the deal, it's also a Korean gun but unknown in America and nothing on the internet that I can find yet. Both high power and accurate rifles. Parts are supposed to interchange with some Shin Sung so wish me luck hope yours works well also. BTW I am probably going to sell my new used 177 puncher pcp in stainless. The manufacturer's name escapes me right now. TTYL
Those PCP's are a rabbit hole I really don't want to go down. I recently went down the springer rabbit hole and that's enough for me. This hobby is almost as expensive as powder burners
@@WalnutandSteel I agree on the synthetic hollow stocks for sure. Can’t beat the price no matter what. And the power is really good at over 800 fps in .22.😎🇺🇸
Be careful when getting parts for this pcp because the 1st gen is still not able to get a valve seal from Beeman,new gen valve is 33mm and the first gen is 35mm.
The vevor was a little more expensive but has some nice features i like a lot. Like foldable feet a removable fill hose and the pressure guage is tilted up so you can see it while you are pumping
Did you have to take the front sight off to put the LDC on the gun ? Did you ever get the chance to look at how the valve is put together on your Crosman 1008 ?
