Time ago boght a major f .25
Its was rubbisch.
It didnt get the vo specs by miles.
Shot 100+m/s below spec with 20.06 gr pellets.
When opening it, full of grease.
Piston seal wash good.
The demension of airchamber where
25-26mm diam. By 100mm stroke.
Way to small to get a .25 pellet around 250ms. To little swept volume
The metal finish is paint not even blueing.
I Removed the barrel for project and dumpped orther in trashcan.
Dont spend money on these junk
Buy better brands like weihrauch -
Air arms
Thank you very, very much for your sincere reply! I totally believe you.
About a month ago or so I have seen a review done on a .22 caliber KralArms N-11... The story with it went exactly the same as with your MajorF. The gun was under performing and not delivering the advertised velocities by far, but at least the bluing was much closer to some actual, or otherwise proper coating (it certainly wasn't just painted over). The stock was nicely done, even though it was plastic. I guess most these turkish budget airguns (perhaps with the exception of Hatsans) are just like their shotguns, under performing, but cheap. At least they don't blow up like some of their shotguns.
Now, regarding the grease... I kind of understand why they grease these guns so much, it's because they're also sending them across the world by cargo ships and that's why they don't cheap out on stuffing their guns with grease - in order to prevent any possibilities of the guns catching corrosion. When I got my Hatsan mod. 125, the first thing I did was to clean every last bit of grease from the bore of the barrel and the port in the cylinder, and once that was done I got to shooting it and it's accuracy still holds up to this day - it's quite accurate actually for what it is... And boy, was there a lot of grease in the barrel!
