RAW Rapid AZ tuned Rapid .20 going bear hunting...
- By JimBentley
- PCP Airguns
- 8 Replies
My AZ Rapid in .22 with the Dave G stock will be the last air gun that I sell!!! Wonderful power, unbelievable accuracy and a ton of shots!!!
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For this gun I think Baker, Crosman600repair, or Rick Willnecker is a better choice.I have heard nothing but good things about Airgunwerks. I suggest giving him a call and see what he says.
Ok, what’s the range, feet, yards or meters?If you are interested, you can watch this video.
Although it is shot in .22-26GR
Hello folks. I'm just introducing myself as a new member. A lifelong Hunter and shooter of firearms, I eventually extended my collection to break pellet rifles and PCPs. Years ago I started out with a RWS .17. I now own, an FX, Edge, Kral and Hatson, mostly in .25.
Your absolutly right, but I have to keep the dealers and the viewers happy at the same time. I show as much as I can without loosing my "job". Anyone searching for this video would have seen this as well:It is not the content itself that bugs me, it's what it is presented as. If you can't see that, then you don't seem to understand the purpose of a REVIEW. The purpose of a review is to offer an expert or informed opinion that gives readers/viewers filtered, useful information. This goes for every single product review. From movies, to cars, to appliances, etc. People want to know what to expect before they spend their hard-earned money on something.
If Nate doesn't want to address (possible) issues or weigh the pros and cons, fine. But then don't call it a review. Call it something else, like "shooting the Velox" or "Velox accuracy test" or something like that. The fact that he defends this by saying he is "not the quality police" absolutely baffles me.
If you look at contemporaty airgun channels, like AAR or Shooting Gear Reviews, they will usually point out flaws or things to look out for, alongside all the positives and having fun. Heck, even Gregor pointed out shortcomings on the GK1. A gun which he himself designed.
Yeah my sister has an R8, they're nothing special, but that ST chassis is the tits!Schexee !
But leaning it up against a hairdresser car, that do detract from the overall feeling.
I call those cars that CUZ here only hairdressers would drive a Audi TT or one of those newer things.
That be glorified hairdressers CUZ either of those Audis would / did cost a fortune in Denmark.
I have a bunch of them and they have never reduced any glare, just light from the immediate side or reflections that were immediately beside me. I have used the anti-reflective honeycomb discs that screw into the objective bell for that as well, but they reduce brightness. When I shot Hi-Power competition, guys had a barrel band from the front to rear sight that would eliminate heat mirage and reflections from the barrel finish. Sometimes if your scope is mounted too low, you will pick up the end of the barrel and think that it is light reflection.I got the sun shades for my Athlon scopes, Not sure if its just my old eyes are not but I cant tell any difference with or with out the sun shade,,, Is it just to reduce the glare of the sun
if so it dont work on my scopes, I am talking about the 3 to 4 inch screw on the front of the scope,, Feel free to tell me what yours does for you,,
OK you can put this in the dumb question optics.. LOL.
Mike
I've got a question. Are the o - rings that are found inside of the regulator of the gen 2 in 22 , 25 and 30 cal the same size o - rings? Thanks in advance Mr. Hajimoto.All of the action internal o'rings found in a Gauntlet 1 of .22 or .25 caliber are the same in the Gauntlet 2 .22 and .25.
While I will never have Bitcoin remember, it's about what something is worth to others. A dollar bill is only worth what the person that is willing to accept it for services or a product. When you check your bank balance it's just ones and zeros. The actual amount doesn't change but it's value does and it's been going down since it came into being.
They certainly don’t make it obvious!
Maybe they need further incentives…