Great review. Accurate gun. Nice to know you can buy accurate kit without breaking the bank. It looks tough like it could handle being bumped around the farm.
Hi Chris, Thankyou for another great, indepth review. When I first saw the rifle, I thought you'd taken off a silencer and the air bottle. Personally, I like the look of a traditional air rifle, walnut stock, blued barrel, etc. However, I see that air rifle as a super little unit, its very compact. It's accuracy can't be denied, its fantastic. Maybe manufacturer's of more expensive units and less accurate, should be questioning the price of their units? Yes Chris, it's looks a cracking air rifle, and I think you've done it justice. Thankyou.
You no my opinion on that rifle…the bisley magnums are the pellet for that barrel…bipod,heavy scope,cheek riser,spare mag holder,and a small weight and you have a superbly accurate rifle….glad your enjoying the mk11 the mk1 was also just as good when I weighted it down to stop it being twitchy.good review👍👏
Good review as usual. I had the first gen version and loved it. I do most things right handed but I'm left eye dominant, so I loved the fact that you can switch over the mag, cocking lever AND safety for full lefty use. Outgrew it after a year of constant use and moved up to a crown Continuum .22; still miss the Reign through.
@@southwestshooters in the Caribbean, can't always get the same rounds, so the grains are almost always different. I wanted to keep the same scope zero with different rounds, which means regulated is a must. So I went for the Crown Mk2 .22 Continuum in synthetic stock. Love it. Buy really miss the Reign; the simplicity of it, the lefty options, weight, size, etc. Wish I could have kept both.
underrated gun in my opinion. and a bit of a marmite gun with looks . i like it myself and wow what an accurate little fellow indeed . almost makes you look like a good shot mate 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just kidding great shooting fella and a great one to kick off 2023
No, but I think you are possibly being slightly pedantic. A PSG1 is probably more accurate too... But I am trying to make reasonable efforts for the average air gunners.
Hi Chris Just been watching your video on the daystate wolverine r you created a year ago. This may seem a bit niggly but I just bought the rifle and was rather miffed by the lack of care in installing the manometer and the regulator gauge. For a v high end purchase you'd think they could have put them in straight rather than crooked. Thanks for at least reading my moan
