AEA airguns has a new lineup wow amazing

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Jld1969

Jld1969

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I just Emailed AEA to find out more but am not kidding the new lineup is everything and more it's what I think a airgun should be from single shot to full auto even 3 pellet burst hahaha great looking airguns from .177 all the way to 50cal and 70cal wow!! Hope i can get one I never had a brand like AEA but now am on board. Check them out. 
www.aeaairgun.com
 
I own a .357 terminator and it’s an accurate beast of a rifle. Trigger is heavy but predictable. Only fired a few hundred pellets through it with no cycling problems. At 50 yards it easily gets 1” or less groups which is great for a big bore, perfect for hog hunting. 

When I first got it the only issue I had was the safety would move back to safe position after each shot, making it a single shot gun when it’s supposed to be semi auto. After calling the dealer he was very helpful and made a YT video on how to fix it. He suggested a stronger spring or stretching the spring to add more tension on the ball bearing that holds the safety in place. That didn’t work for me so I went a different route, noticing the detents that held the ball bearing were too small, barely locking into place with the ball. I made the detent hole bigger so the ball bearing was more recessed into the detent. Safety is reliable now. 

 
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The Trident looks interesting. Claims to have an electro-magnetic valve. And it seems to have something strange above the trigger that I cannot make out on the photo.

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As a forum FNG newbe just an average free born American that found the AEA lineup interesting. I purchased one of their first 25 cal HP semi auto carbines and after shooting it a bit, Converted it into a backpacker early or later assassin, the name depends on vendor mods or tagging. Would I purchase this AEA again, yes I would Jack.

Pro: Chinese gun has a lot of bang for it's price point, very compact, lite, accurate and it's semi auto friend, overall generally very pleased they are easy to work on or upgrade.

Neg: Semi auto their max fill pressure is 3400 psi but being unregulated the pressure must be between 1400 to 2500 to operate correctly above this it's a single shot.

Currently there is no power adjustment and it has a simple trigger no adjustment but it is pretty good as is.

Early supply delays for both guns or any spare parts, could be that over blown Chinese flu, anyway it seems to be getting up to speed. 
 
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I’ve been watching these for awhile, seems to be more pros than cons. I recently ordered a .25 Varmint a couple weeks ago, still waiting for delivery. I think the verdict is still out on these, but I have a feeling that they will become popular especially with price and accuracy being a huge factor. At less than a third of the price of some “high end guns” I’m hopefully optimistic. 



 
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Check out this review of the AEA challenger .30 CAL it’s listed for $499 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4n15FpxES0
not sure if the link would work it’s my first time pasting a link. 

I think this pup is $499, accuracy looks good and overall a nice looking gun. I like this guys reviews, seems honest and gets right to the important stuff. 
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Their east coast support, Bin, is a gentleman. Top notch. I bought the back packer, but unbeknownst to me, I purchased it as a pre order. 2 months later, I had to cancel the order. Bin was a gentleman. 

AEA knows compact semi automatic large capacity magazine PCPs is a significant direction the sport has taken and is on that. 

They are a company to watch. Let's hope we are the only ones that noticed. 

"Smoke em, if you got em, Jonny"
 
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