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My eyes and wallet are on this one.

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Evanix semi autos aren't a new thing at all. I also firmly believe these or any variety of semi auto won't become super popular until they can group as well as single shot, if I am wrong and they are already at that level then color me impressed, but I have my doubts!


Also wouldn't it be a pain to always have a pellet seated after firing a shot? What if you don't want one seated while the rifle sits between shots...seems like a pita?



Also, semi auttos are only really needed for recreational reasons, if you need a follow up shot as a hunter you should be slapping yourself and not make it common practice..



JMO! I love Evanix and their designs/products/company but I still have gripes with semi-auto pcp's.
 
Yeah you make a good point Matt. I would like it for quick follow up but on the farm I can shoot hundreds of squirrels in a day during spring time there's so many. But any other day shooting birds and such a semi auto wouldn't be necessary. It has it's place but would be fun.

And no Evanix has made semi autos before but were battery powered and unreliable. These are all air actuated taken from the valve itself and supposed to be extremely reliable. We'll see how they do once people get them!
 
Pretty neat. Maybe after they are on the market for awhile an see some numbers groups & reliability . The circle with the hand describing the groups did not make me feel real good. I am sure it will shoot better with in time with the right energy & pellets. Oh, we will be neat to see all you guys reviews over Winter. Give me something to read & watch. Heck, my first PCP was a Rainstorm & I sold it to a friend years ago & he still uses it.