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Kral np 03 modified
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Looks great!
Those interest me but have heard mixed reviews regarding accuracy, I think many of the lower priced PCP's are a bit of a crap shoot as to which one you get.
Still the NP3 is cool enough I might take a chance.
Those interest me but have heard mixed reviews regarding accuracy, I think many of the lower priced PCP's are a bit of a crap shoot as to which one you get.
Still the NP3 is cool enough I might take a chance.
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Hi
Kral np03 are very accurate with 16" original barrel
Webley version evan shorter and even smaller air cylinder but still accurate
These pictures show the 16" version np03 and the modified version with PB air cylinder and lw 18" barrel both retractable folding stock l
Kral np03 are very accurate with 16" original barrel
Webley version evan shorter and even smaller air cylinder but still accurate
These pictures show the 16" version np03 and the modified version with PB air cylinder and lw 18" barrel both retractable folding stock l
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Please tell more about the folding stock, will the Krals accept generic “AR” stocks? Looked into this recently and got mixed info.
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No the tube is standard up until it hits the stock I had to make the adapter tube from scratch to fit the new folding stock and to fit the kral stock I believe its ics end for the folding stock basically a tube with key ways at 9 and 3 o'clock it was 3d printed The folding stock is a ares m4 stock
No the tube is standard up until it hits the stock I had to make the adapter tube from scratch to fit the new folding stock and to fit the kral stock I believe its ics end for the folding stock basically a tube with key ways at 9 and 3 o'clock it was 3d printed The folding stock is a ares m4 stock
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Thanks for the info, well done.
An NP01 .22 with a setup like that would potentially scratch an itch, food for thought.
An NP01 .22 with a setup like that would potentially scratch an itch, food for thought.
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Hi and thank you the np01 is the webley eclipse version over here it has a 12" barrel or there abouts and a smaller air tube than the 03 so yes with this stock put on it it would be a perfect short range gun/ I opted for a 18" loather barrel unchoked as to shoot my own slugs and bigger air tube for more shots but the standard np03 is a great pellet shooter / both are very quiet with hugget moderator on them as I've taken away the nasty twang that these had to start with by altering the springs so it cocks effortlessly so no sheared screws and also sorted the triggers out for a more precise pull/ with a little bit of work you they can be a great gun for the money/ so my advice is buy it you wont regret it unless your paying £400 uk for it as what it costs over here in rip off England
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Can you reach the safety lever from a shooting position? It looks like an awkward location.
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HI GUYS
THE Kral np03 is a Great rifle very accurate and has a nice feel But The stock is a real bad weak Design ,, Im Ta as king mine back to the shop in the morning as the plastic stock holder is Cracked where it meets the Rifle as is starting to to crack at the but end as well .they are loose because they use a shear bolt on the stock in the uk so we cant turn them into a pistol . a shame really as i do do love the Kral as i wanted a tactical rifle .. But Now wishing i had gone for the walnut Stock but it is a great Rifle i have only had it out of the case 3 times .. and not been dropped or abused at any time .
THE Kral np03 is a Great rifle very accurate and has a nice feel But The stock is a real bad weak Design ,, Im Ta as king mine back to the shop in the morning as the plastic stock holder is Cracked where it meets the Rifle as is starting to to crack at the but end as well .they are loose because they use a shear bolt on the stock in the uk so we cant turn them into a pistol . a shame really as i do do love the Kral as i wanted a tactical rifle .. But Now wishing i had gone for the walnut Stock but it is a great Rifle i have only had it out of the case 3 times .. and not been dropped or abused at any time .
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I have 2 of these rifles and they have proven to be very accurate with many pellets including crossmans a little short on shot count but have grown to be one of my favorite rifles. I have enjoyed taking these out pesting with some friends who own very nice rifles and the look on their face when I pull out the kral is priceless because I also have a few very nice rifles that they expect to see.. Both of mine will shoot under 3/4 of an inch at 50yds. Bought the first one too let a 15yr old boy shoot to hope he had interest in shooting I thought it looked a little cooler and that might appeal to 15yr old boy he thought it looked good but not much interest in shooting. After shooting it myself I was amazed bought another just because thats alot of rifle for the price and it shoots crossmans ..
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Hi roy a shame about your stock obviously a defect that got past QC. The shear bolt can be removed easily by drilling 2 small holes and removed with circlip pliers. These rifles are rough around edges but once done are a decent pcp for the money if you want it as a pistol the np01 or webley eclipse pcp would be the way to go as its barrel and air tube are smaller but still looks the same gun . The np02 with walnut stock is also a great gun when sorted with a great shot count. Dont let the fault put you off these guns except maybe an askelon for the price. I wouldn't part with mine now.
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I'm new to this site so please forgive my ignorance, but the NP3 rifle in .25 cal was one of the PCP rifles that I am interested in. I love the short small package and the tactical look. Do you think this rifle has enough power in the .25 cal.?
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It can have. Mine in 25cal is doing 20 shots at 900fps with polymags on a single fill after some modifications of the springs, valve and transfer port.
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