REVIEW: PP700 SA Air Pistol - UK Legal Only Just 

COOKIES....NOT BISCUTS...

@@galacticmodeler3173 Biscuits NOT biscuts! Cookies AND biscuits. Wafers, crackers depending on saltiness or snapability. Or is that snappability? Or snapperability? Teach me to be a grammar Nazi! Snappableity? Snapableity? Snapable-ity?#*?!

Agreed

That’s what I was thinking

No

lol, same bro! xD

He made and makes again a lot airguns vidéos

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Lmao

Lol

The 8 year old on my block carry the real thing

The Trashman No, your comment is pathetic!

@@adamrabideau2983 come to London mate. It's no joke

Sure they have lifted their game but they still fail a bit in consistency. Im not saying its the case with your particular product but it can often be that for every one or two good ones there may be 5 or 6 bad(maybe just not so good) ones, so it can be a bit of a gamble. It does seem though if you pay top dollar, their consistency is acceptable .Im sure with in 10 years they will be what Japanese quality is these days.

In allot there product's there TCL will probably be vest mid range tv this year

How did the longevity go?

Would love to hear on the quality after 5 years 👍

Agreed with every aspect of this. You don't get to avoid biscuit tax unless you're legally not making biscuits. I came to watch a gun, not hear . . . that.

Very well said. Im so glad that someone stood up for what is right. It is a total liberty to go around calling Jaffa cakes biscuits, especially when your have a public forum like this, it just insulting. So thank you for your diligence.

Hahaha

It rises when baked...

@@e30s14b23 And hardens when stale

yeah i noticed that lol

albo1585 .... You gave me hope with your post. I was actually starting to think this bloke was really worried he was going to go over the "legal set speed that one of our masters came up with" and was sincerely frightened of his actions, lol. I think we need to petition the Royal Queen for an extra foot pound of energy on the set 12 fpe. I mean we are entering into the time of knowledge and modern technology and the least they can give us is another 1 or 2 pfe. I bet if we make enough noise and cry out loud for everyone to see and really cause a ruckus, we can achieve a little bit more fpe for our bb guns and pellet guns? What do you think?

Maybe, but the chances are that the adjusting screw is already set at maximum and you can only depower it as legally required. What I do know is that the ALL CHINESE GUNS ARE CRAP CLUB have already started the thumbs down list as is entirely predicted despite the evidence. Don't you just love the gun club brain washing of the Daystate crowd despite the current questionable quality of those guns. I have owned and still own many guns, some Chinese, but what I do know is that not all Chinese guns are crap. Far from it. Those small thinking people need to broaden their horizons a little.

@@skyym3629 I recon if you "really cause a ruckus" you may end up with less not more.

@@RubberRivet ..... Not sure if I buy that response. I mean we continue to get less and less by not doing anything so what could it really hurt. If we all just remember the definition of insanity, maybe that will motivate those that are still enjoying their slumber. Cheers

Basin79 Real insight here Cheers.

Early-stage Hard Jaffa cakes are not stale... they are *perfect.*

MY mind has just been blown!

Quality biscuit knowledge there Respect

Jaffa Cakes are a mid morning snack. Whether you eat one, or the entire box. It still only constitutes as elevenses. An actual cake is one of the main food groups and makes up two of your five a day, three, if it's fruit cake; and is also considered a meal in itself.

Keep it legal though. Thanks for watching. Giles

AirgunGearShow , of course, 5.9 fpe should do it. Ha ha.

happy 39 birthday if it happened

What do you expect from a tool that uses a hammer for the air release and no safety. What if you push it with your thumb? If that releases more air, this won't be U.K legal. So it's a mechanism just for show.

@A M A Z O Fighting for Israel's freedom, more like

Well if you became an instructor at your local cadets in your spare time, very easy to do and you're exactly the sort of person they want, you would then get to shoot sa80's in semi auto and lsw's in full auto as well as handguns on a regular basis. I dated a girl who did this.

srspower is that why you dated her

sounds pretty obvious to me. Your country doesnt trust you unless your killing for them specifically. Ie if u ever dislike the direction of your country to the point of considering revolution, they wont let you.

Init 😂

Glad I entertain Jason. Giles

OOHH yes, thats a possible, did not think of that. Cheers. Giles

Some people like safeties. I personally couldn’t care less except for competition pistols. Those are so much easier if they don’t have safeties except for passive, (I have been DQ’d a couple times for failure to activate my safety, ☹️).

@@willybee3056 - That is a great option but in the unlikely event something hits or makes contact with the de-cocked hammer it can still open up the valve. leaving the loading block open moves the valve out of the way.

@@AirgunEvolution Not knowing the mechanics of something, it would be hard for anyone to come up with an absolute idiot proof way of making anything safe . But my preface was that IF THE ONLY WAY THAT THE GUN COULD FIRED, Was for the hammer to drop. Then don't cock the hammer. There are guns that the trigger must be pulled in order for the hammer to contact the firing pin. I think that the Colt Python is one of them. Any how,,, thanks for the reply.

Or just not cocking the hammer

It all felt a bit weird with a scope and no stock extension. With a stock extension I think it would be awesome. Cheers. Giles

Nonsense. Han Solo's blaster is a Broom Handle Mauser. This looks bugger all like it, even with a scope. It looks more like Leia's pistol, if anything.

Oi you got a loisonce for yo bloody sling shoot

@@jameswhoneedstoknow5148 Oi mate, you got ah permit for that messige

Oi got a loisance foi that butahknife.

That's a dog loicense with the word "dog" crossed out, and "pistol" written in in crayon.

You guys taking the piss out of our accent is funny😂 its funny when yanks pisstake our accent😂

Fuck off pcp air pistols are only for professionals.

@@ranitananda4345 ?

Thank you Sir. G

"*cease* to amaze me"

wonder if I eat lots of Jaffa cakes , i would I go hard,,, ole fart Jimmy

Everything has a place Lurcio, Frankie Howard used to live a few miles from me. I titter ye not. Cheers. Giles

Lurcio Titters I've got a Crosman rat Blaster that runs on co2 and it's a 600 foot per second pistol all day. Of course that's legal here in the USA.

Why are you talking about Co2?.. this is a PCP.

Kevin Cudmore yep, you're absolutely right. Having a senior moment there and had probably watched one of Giles excellent reviews of a CO2 gun before watching this one on the PCP pistol. Think I'll get one of these Chinese pistols for the odd squirrel whilst doing a bit of wild camping. Best wishes Lurcio

Joshua C that's great to hear my friend. I bought a CO2 and just can't get on with it. Think I'll get one of these Chinese pistols though. They seem ideal for some pest control. Best wishes to all shooters in the good ol USA. Cheers. Lurcio

Where do you think this is man? America?

I'm sorry, is America the only place one can do a ballistic test?

@@georgemartin4963 just messing around. I'm surprised you can even get the gun in the UK.

You could use a nice piece of pork instead of the gel thought right? You can eat it after as well.

@@CeeJay-jy8xb Kind of dick, aren't you?

Enter The Hunter Nope, it’s perfectly legal to own a 12 ft/lb air rifle which is more than capable of hunting rabbit/squirrel sized game. Decent field craft will get you within a reasonable distance of your target for a safe and humane shot.

Thomas Smith my break barrel can push over 26 foot pounds at the muzzle and I don't consider that enough I have my pellet gun sighted in at about 100 ft, I think that would be about 33 meters for you guys being you use a different unit of measurement. then again I also use my pellet guns depending on where I'm trapping as a means of dispatching game that I intend to take, so of course I want something with more power then my current break barrel I recently bought some 22 caliber pellets for it that are up to 33 grains there's another tin at 26 grains and another at 18 the usual for a 22 caliber pellet is 14.7.

if youre using your break barrel at 26ft/lb it becomes a firearm and thats illegal lmao be careful

keirrxn well not here in the United States the ATF defines a firearm as a device that uses a Firebase propellant to propel a projectile although the dec probably for controlling things more when people are a field basically considers anything over 600 feet per second a firearm even though it is not their job to define a firearm it is the ATF there basically is no limitation federally or locally as to how close you can be to another person's house or property when firing of course you won't be firing an air gun on to their property that would be a problem but of course the Department of Environmental Conservation sets a limit of 100 ft I'm looking at a Benjamin Bullpup PCP which can deliver up to 200 foot pounds at the muzzle it is chambered in 357 and the pellets look very much like a mini ball back from the old Muzzleloader days

Yeah we like to stab each other in the uk instead. Like real men 😂

I think it is cause of some tax law if a biscuite have to pay tax if a cake no tax. So what is it now. Ps i could be wrong

In another study by overpaid "scientists" in Belfast, are you aware that you can actually LIVE on Guinness and Jaffa Cakes, combined, they contain every nutrient you need...Apparently..

It's to do with the choclolate. If you have chocolate on a biscuit, then it's classed as a luxury. Therefore you will pay tax on it. Chocolate on a cake, is not classed as a luxury, as a cake is classed as a food source, going back a few 100 years. When food was harder to come by. A "CAKE" would have been the main source of nutrition for poor household. The cakes they knew and what we know today may have been very different. By definition however they are one and the same. The scientists got involved to confirm that a jaffa cake, is indeed a cake. After a massive court case. Damn I know some random shit. :/

SiliquaeSid. Now that's a diet I could live with! :-)

Bit more serious than that, it's a tax issue and is a massive deal for a company selling at least six jaffa cakes every day

OOHH a cookie. Never thought of that. Cheers. Giles

Definitely not a cookie or a biscuit. If you leave a cookie or biscuit in the open air, they will go soft. If you leave a cake in the same situation it will become hard. Jaffa cakes do this, and legally they have been declared to be a cake for tax reasons (chocolate biscuits are (vat) taxable in the UK, chocolate cakes are vat exemp. So to have this tax exemption it had to be proved if they were a cake or not. Also, The fact that they are a fucking sponge CAKE means they are a cake! The clue is in the name.

Yep

no thanks, I lived in LA for 2 years & hardly went a week without having someone on the news killed in a shooting not far from me. fuck that for a life. guns aren't toys and we don't need the school shooting culture America has.

You need a gun to protect yourself?

@@lt.leukaemia3532 In a country that opened up its borders to animals, YES SIR!!

@@pwrplnt1975 So you blame the immigrants. Have you been mugged by anyone who is an immigrant or is even non white?

Tick. Giles :)

leon mellor me neither

The most British thing I've read all day. Pip pip.

i believe they won their VAT battle with something similar: cakes dry out and biscuits go soggy

The difference between a cake and a biscuit. If it goes soft when left out, it's a biscuit. If it goes hard it's a cake. (This is 100% fact)

You buy then in the biscuit section of a shop (shop is a shop, not a garage). 😊

Their crime rates have always been lower than the U.S. even in the 1880's when they had almost no gun laws.

That may be true, Will, but it's mighty reassuring to have a loaded 12 gauge handy. You can deal with any situation that arises. That is not a feeling you'll get with a low powered, single shot air pistol. Although, with weed now legal here in California, I would guess the need for that shotgun has dropped.

Funny point about the weed. I keep a Remington 870 next to the bed in here in Tampa because I live on a street where i can see the types of things fond on the T.V. show "Cops" on a regular basis.

Yeah, keep that 870 handy. Here on the central coast of California, the cops have very little to do, and there is little to worry about. But having a 12 gauge around eliminates ALL worries. Of course, a quick trip to the local dispensary for some Ghost OG, and a couple of bong hits, kinda has the same effect. It just eliminates worries from another angle. lol Suffice it to say, I don't think anyone buys that air gun for self protection. It's a back yard plinker and that's it.

here in the Uk gun crime has risen over the past few years and is appearing to continue to rise, if someone enters our home illegally we aren't even allowed to hit them with a blunt weapon if they have a knife. its absolutely disgusting, go look up richard osborn-brooks the 78 year old man that stabbed a burgler and had a murder investigation on him, not enough evidence was found so no charges were filed but he nearly went to prison for defending his wife and home, there are more accounts like this where some cunt broke into someones home and when they got their ass handed to them they press charges for assault, gbh, abh, assult with a weapon so on and so forth. i wish i had the money to move to america sometimes.

Strong Exorcist, yeh can't wait, it'll be great reading, how fifty kids got shot by some nut job or a disgruntled employee blew his bosses brains out because he wouldn't give him a raise. If you live in the UK then piss of to America and if you live in America stay there! Dickhead

That already happens in the UK and other countries with overly restrictive gun legislation, but you're so ignorant you likely can't even recognise that allowing the people in general the ability to defend themselves and family, it levels the playing field and stops them becoming sitting ducks whenever bad guys, who never obey the law anyway, get lethal weapons to do just what you describe. After all, most of the time, these mass murderers go to places where they are confident they won't get shot back at from a dozen directions. Instead they target unarmed people for obvious reasons. States in America were concealed carry is legal have far less random shootings than those where "gun free zones" are laid out clearly (obviously). And there are more cases where firearms have saved lives and deterred killings, but the media doesn't commonly report on those. But stay wilfully ignorant, though, by all means. I hope it never happens to you or yours.

@@mikeb7826 You ARE SO RIGHT MATE ... just can't tell the Yanks though ... Frustrating ain't it ?

Absolute nonsense. The vast, vast majority of people are law abiding and sane. Again, the point is that guns deter murder and save lives too. But you'd rather believe the hysteria coming from the left principally, than want a responsible population to be able to legally defend their families. Brainwashed fool.

@@david-spliso1928 Are you English ?

And sounds like Jeremy Clarkson.

SparkyMTB 😂👌

Be careful what you wish for... I'm pro-gun but the US is #10 in murder by firearm while the UK is ......... #65 LOL Yes the "bad guys" can get anything they want but murder is often committed by regular folks who snapped. Besides can't you guys get a license for hunting or even just for target shooting? I would change the law there to allow decent airguns and leave the rest of the laws be... :)

A disarmed citizenry is a cowed supplicating citizenry, and gun laws are for the law abiding, not for criminals. In m.o., the basic reason people bump each other off so much in the states is extreme economic disparity and social incohesion (both of which are rising exponentially in europe too, thanks to the suicidal political decisions of the last 20 years), not the availability of firearms per se. E.g., in rural communities in the US, firearms are essential necessary tools. Murders, very low. Not firearms, society.

@@glx4909 I would disagree with your assessment as to why people bump each other off; it's not extreme economic disparity or social incohesion as you state. People that kill others do so because of the values that they possess which are derived from where they grew up; if someone don't value life, then it's nothing for that same someone to take a life for something trivial, like $5.. Being raised poor is an excuse AFTER the fact; there are far more poor that have never turned to crime and killing because of economic disparity- thus your premise is false.. I grew up in a rather poor family, but that didn't mean that we ran around burglarizing others, and murdering others for the change in their pockets; that is often, more than not, taught to those that do kill, by their parents ( or whomever raised them ). It's the same thing for other violent acts, such as rape, beating of women and children, etc; there were poor examples set in the offender's childhood that formed the basis of their morals and behaviors that carry into adulthood. In today's society there's not even a racial aspect to this; it's all taught to the kids as they are growing up. And then, I've also seen some parents actually suggest that it's OK to burglarize, commit crimes, be violent, etc as long as they are not legal adults; in other words, they're setting their kids up as failures by encouraging bad behavior as adolescents; and it carries over.. It's bad parenting that is largely to blame. When society starts accepting that it's OK for someone to do something wrong to another, because of their color, or economic upbringing, etc, it's at that point that society starts breeding problems that will not accept the law as adults.. It's happening today when excuses are made for bad behavior rather than punishing them ...

@@trondyne3513 IOW, you believe in punishing the rest of society for the acts of a few... The stats on murder by firearm are established by country, and are often, like any statistic, set by those collecting and presenting said statistics and aren't nowhere near uniform. Is it murder if you kill someone breaking into your home and committing crimes against you ? In the USA, it is largely NO.. In some countries like the UK, Australia, etc, it's considered worse than murder as the criminal apparently has more rights than their victims... The stats for the US often includes suicides, and death while committing a crime, even those when a police officer kills a suspect..

@@MrPir84free IOW you sound like a Right Wing Nut... First thing I stated was that I am pro gun. Since in THIS country gun ownership is in the Constitution, despite the fact that the intent is no longer as fitting... but now I'm punishing people. lol If you think that the laws in the UK are not related to the number of homicides by gun in the UK then I would disagree and I would say you're not particularly scientific in your analysis... Let's say we put you in charge of gun regulations in the UK and you made it just as easy to get a gun there as in your state... Then in 2 years the murder rate by gun tripled -- then what would you do? Keep the law or go back? Changing rules in other cultures have consequences that go far beyond pontificating on a message board -- that's reality and real lives..

Any projectile is here in England, crossbows and sprays are considered a firearm

Brits like to please the crown.

@@FreedomPhilosophyTV : "The crown" doesn't make laws.....its the government that makes them.

you need a license to own one. a bit of paperwork, no criminal record, and pay the fee. you must also state your reason for requiring one... sporting purposes, shooting clubs, hunting and vermin control are all good. home defense isn't.

In Scotland, we no longer even have airguns without a licence. Target practice in your own garden is very unlikely to count as a valid reason for requiring one. You could however get a licence allowing you to own an airgun to look at but not discharge if you don't have anywhere to fire it (I kid you not)... all because one person, years ago, shot somebody else. The only option we have now is the far less satisfying...and far more dangerous crossbow. This is likely to change soon though as I believe somebody was killed recently by one, something which would have been near impossible with a (uk legal powered) airgun. Oh how I look forward to cutting up my steak with a butter knife.

Yeah....."1 person went and shot someone else". Sure, that seems accurate...... Alternatively (the reality), in 1987 16 people were murdered in Hungerford by a nutcase armed with a Type 56 rifle (variant of the AK47), M1 Carbine and a Beretta 92 semi auto pistol. Also in 1996 in Dunblane, Scotland, another nutcase armed with 2 Browning 9mm pistols and an S&W .357 revolver walked into a primary and killed 16 young children and their teacher. Unlike the US, we realised the danger of having too many people with guns around and we heavily restricted them. I'd rather not have guns around, than worry that my kids might be coming home from school in a body bag.

Apollo Mead in your own words, nutcases. Everyone interested in shooting as a sport or hobby has to suffer because of the failings of the licencing/vetting methods from decades ago? Don't get me wrong, those incidents were tragic but knee-jerk blanket bans are not the answer. I hear people in their thousands are accidently killed, every year, on British roads; I even hear people are using vechicles as murder weapons. Why are we still allowing privately owned vehicles? I know that you are going to say I'm being ridiculous as people need cars (but do they really?), so what about alcohol? A quick look at the stats puts the annual death toll, in the uk, at an alarming level. You certainly can't argue that people need alcohol yet anyone could argue that there is a far greater chance of your child coming home in a body bag because of it than there would ever be from a firearms related incident, even if we were in the 80s, before said bans. So tell me, are as anti vehicle or alcohol as you are anti gun?

Stuart M while living in a large city you can get away with not owning a car, living in a smaller town or rural area you cannot. And as for alcohol, if the government tried to ban it there would be nation wide riots.

I always DON'T feel sorry for amerifats when another proud gun owner shoots up a school cause you people are arrogant, warmongering scumbags and do not deserve empathy.

@Clarence Tuurngait Well fuck you very much, Clarence. And I suspect you are a lot fatter than I am.

The germans are only allowed 6 ft lbs.

@@EnhancedCognition Don't let people get to you about their stereo typical thoughts. Every country has it's own rules I suppose and the UK/EU has certain rules that some don't like but we all have to put up with rules, it makes no difference which country you are in. Personally I wouldn't want a real gun as I feel they are way beyond that which ordinary citizens could ever justify owning, however an air gun with a limited power rating such as this one being demonstrated is a very good example of someone who is able to have fun with something that could potentially be dangerous but in general would take quite a bit to cause death unless really unlucky in an accident. I've never heard of anyone going on a rampage with an air pistol by the way and that's not a dig at the USA. So don't take what the other poster said to heart, you have the unlucky or lucky which ever way you view it as being in a position to own real highly dangerous guns that kill with ease, whereas in the UK/EU we have the good fortune not to own these guns, but can have reasonably good air guns that can do many of the things a real gun can do but with the added bonus of the extra safety for all concerned. It's something to think about you know, safety rather than real gun ownership.

@@flitsies Self defence justifies owning REAL guns short and long barrel. I'm with our American cousins on this one and freedom in general.

We can have real guns in the UK it's just restricted and in fact we can have anything from a .22 rimfire all the way up to a 50cal. Shotguns are less regulated and little know even to UK residents is that we can have pump action shotguns, It's hand guns that are totally band and even then there's a small loophole, stick a stock and extended barrel on your Glock and it's all good. We are also limited to where we can shoot. We have it much easier than lots of countries although it is getting more stitched up as time goes on. Just lookup the Australian laws, can't even have a bow/crossbow or slingshot unless it's for fishing bait casting. Yes if you're into guns the US is great but you do have many restrictive laws and regulations that many countries don't.... its not the land of the free it once was!

Sorry bud only certain states have limits, I can conceal carry or open carry no license needed, I can build a AR from a 80% lower. I can own just about any pistol, rifle, shotgun, AR pistol, I can have a 30 60 100 round magazine. Very few limits...

@Gee Smith try looking stats up 70% gun deaths are suicide which is a mental issue. 70's and 80's kids use to drive to school with rifle racks in their trucks no mass shooting. 300 million firearms in the US so numbers for shootings are low compared to hands knives blunt objects or cars..

@@nodozz2 I wasn't just talking about restrictions with the gun laws but other freedoms too..

@@nodozz2 we know all that mate, it's not the point I was making. Here in the UK we obviously know more about the US than you'll ever know about us and If you have to ask why! then there's the answer!!

Don't forget cake and cookies, I did not mention those. Thanks for watching. Giles