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Nice gun... that stock is gorgeous. Thanks for sharing what you found out about the moderator. It seems odd that they would run a "promotion" on the first 100 guns, but not advertise it as a limited time offer in order to drive early sales. I've heard others report that their air tube was...

Thanks for another great review. You mentioned the threaded muzzle and optional Huggett moderator available from AoA, but doesn't the Streamline comes with an expandable FX moderator? Why no mention of it in the review?

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Awesome! I didn't realize that Umarex sold direct to the customer.

Good to see another positive review on a Kral. I was initially interested, but then turned off by some reports of poor quality and accuracy. Videos like this and the review from AEAC have me thinking that they are still worth a look.

Nice looking gun, thanks for posting... hopefully it's a good shooter. Looking forward to your further impressions on the gun. No offense, but I've got to say that I cringed when you were poking on that trigger at 3:42 without checking the breech first. Who knows if the QC guy at the factory...

That looks really nice and matches the style of the Impact very well. I've always wondered why hamsters/risers aren't more prominent and available here in the states.


25 - 50 yard groups with a few different pellets. Show POI shift at 25 yards on each power level. Looking forward to an update on the Compatto. Thanks for taking the time to do the video reviews... I enjoy them.

Smauge, just curious, have you taken any squirrels with your Benjamin Summit?

I've got a couple of the Remington knockdown targets and they work well. They are also the cheapest I've found and are available on Amazon.

I already have a Hill pump, which I use to fill my prod. I'm 33, 5'11", weigh 195lbs, and I'm in decent shape. I don't find it difficult at all to fill the prod since it has such a small air cylinder. I'm just thinking for my next pcp it would be nice to have something that can go through a...

I've heard a lot of people say that guns with smaller air capacity are better for hand pumpers. I understand that from the standpoint that it takes less pumps to fill the gun from the bottom of the shot curve to the top, but it seems to me that there are two big advantages of larger air...

Wow, I know that barrels need to be reseasoned after a cleaning, but I've never seen it illustrated so well. I'm sure groups 1 and 2 had you a little nervous. Thanks for sharing.

I wouldn't say that it's a game changer... a $200 Gamo that has real-world accuracy on par with the nicer European springers would be a game changer. However, compared to other widely available $200 springers, it does offer a feature that doesn't currently exist in that genre and it will...

Nice duct seal trap, Bill. I really like how it folds up. I used a duct seal trap before trying rubber mulch, but I didn't like the hassle and expense of trying to clean out the pellets and replace the duct seal after it got all shot up and crumbly.

I own a .22 Benjamin Trail NP2... haven't shot an HW95. The NP2 beats the HW95 in price, power, and noise level. Aesthetics, accuracy, trigger, build quality, and pride of ownership go to the HW95. Since you listed informal competition against your D34 as one of your intended uses, I would...

I recently went through this decision process myself and my criteria/intended usage is very similar to yours. I ended up going for the Marauder pistol and a Hill pump and I'm very happy with the purchase. Since I use a hand pump, I find the lower powered options very appealing since they offer a...


After reading this, I took a closer look at my box and noticed that it is bulging somewhat in the middle... that must have contributed to the excessive settling. Thanks for the tip on the Starbucks boxes. In my house, we have a constant supply of diaper boxes (3 kids in the last 4.5 years)...

I've been enjoying my rubber mulch trap in the basement for the last couple of months. It's just a cardboard box with two bags of mulch, but gives me a nice large area to place my targets and USUALLY does a fine job of stopping close range shots from my .22 Trail NP2. When I first put it...

I have followed that path exactly. I'm currently on step C and saving up for D. A. Crosman multipump as a kid B. Benjamin Trail NP2 C. Prod and Hill pump D. TBD, probably will be a Brocock Bantam or FX Streamline To me, the inexpensive magnum springer was a low-risk way to confirm my interest...