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Well ....... I've had the gun 2 weeks now and it just keeps on amazing me! I sort of had the PCP bug before, but I'm all in! I've put more lead downrange in the last two weeks than I have in the last two years! Tried a hand pump, that was just never going to work, got and electric one and love...

For just a few dollars more you can get an electric pump through e-bay. I bought a hand pump and, I'm old enough, and have suffered enough battle scars that the best I can do with a hand pump is 2000 PSI ...... about 1000 short of what I need. Bought one of the cheap electric pumps and no regrets!

I love your reviews. Bought a Kral Puncher Armour based on your review of the Puncher Breaker ........ same gun, different street clothes ..... and after a bit of trouble with the first one (arrived not working) the one I have is fantastic! On 1/4 power setting I managed 144 shots before needing...

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THE GUN IS HERE ........ and it's fantastic!!!!!!!! Not had it out to the range yet, but fired a few test shots in the basement, on low power, this thing has a fantastic trigger!!! Pyramyd did their magic, and set it right! many thanks to them!

Well..... so far so good. Pyramyd had either replaced, or repaired my air rifle, and it's on it's way to me! Kinda stoked! Been wanting a PCP for about 5 years, and finally "pulled the trigger" The gun should be at my house by Wednesday evening! Kudos to Pyramyd for taking care of it! Here's...

Very nice setup for the price, Loved your reviews I have seen before, this one is fantastic too.

Thank you ....... it's gonna be fun!

Well so far Pyramyd seems to be doing a good job of wanting to make it right.

Thought about that too, removing the "stock" which seems to be more of a shroud for the entire action is a bit more of an involved process than with the other Kral guns. Once the warranty expires on this gun I'm going over it stem to stern, till then I'll let the vendor take responsibility for...

Thought about that too, removing the "stock" which seems to be more of a shroud for the entire action is a bit more of an involved process than with the other Kral guns. Once the warranty expires on this gun I'm going over it stem to stern, till then I'll let the vendor take responsibility for...

I did see that youtube video and my first thought was " if there's a problem why hasn't he sent it back for warranty work rather than screw with it himself?" If the one I get as a replacement is no better I will consider refund and another rifle. As to some people not liking the look of it...

Sorry John, the pictures aren't an option right now. However the bolt is fully cocking, the back pressure from the spring wasn't like a powder burning bolt action, however it doesn't engage the sear. If I wanted to attempt inserting a magazine while holding the bolt against the pressure I...

As this is my first PCP I wasn't aware of the service, but for $10 it's well worth it. That in no way mitigates the "well you bought a Turkish gun" comment. The tone of voice was .......... unprofessional.

As this is my first PCP I wasn't aware of the service, but for $10 it's well worth it. That in no way mitigates the "well you bought a Turkish gun" comment. The tone of voice was .......... unprofessional.

I'm thinking that the hammer doesn't engage the sear and lock in the cocked position so the spring pressure keeps pushing the bolt forward. Classic "cock on open vs: cock on close" My guess is the problem is with the trigger, and I imagine I could fix it myself, but that would void my warrenty.

To be fair Pyramid does ship a lot of airguns, or so I'm told, and they can't check every one. 

I am sure I pulled as hard as I dare without breaking the cocking lever ....... probably about 30# of force. and even more on the trigger, I was bound and determined I was going to be sure it was the gun and not me before calling them. Been around firearms a long time, and I've done mechanical...