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I am looking to buy a kral puncher breaker for my first bullpup. Is there anything I should know before I buy it?
I am looking to buy a kral puncher breaker for my first bullpup. Is there anything I should know before I buy it?
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Kral puncher braker issues.
- Thread starter Maxpsi82
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IMHO, you will fall in love with it. There may be issues with the cocking lever (old stock) and the valve (again, more so on old stock). Both parts can be readily purchased from Pyramid Air, and there is no guarantee that you will have issues with a new purchase. When Those were first sold, nearly every gun had bad metal in those parts. The reports of problems has dried up, but the internet is forever. A bad reputation earned early is hard to overcome.
The PB does not have much of a moderator in the shroud. A guy sells adaptors that kill about half the noise level. Troy Hammer (same guy) has series of how-to videos on YouTube. I suggest you watch his videos before you buy. The guns are dead simple, and Troy shows how to do most things you could want to do.
2900 psi is hand pump able, but you will want an air source. I shoot with medium rings.
The picatinny rail (on the wood stock) is not a good fit to the stock. I substituted a swivel stud and have been happy.
The PB does not have much of a moderator in the shroud. A guy sells adaptors that kill about half the noise level. Troy Hammer (same guy) has series of how-to videos on YouTube. I suggest you watch his videos before you buy. The guns are dead simple, and Troy shows how to do most things you could want to do.
2900 psi is hand pump able, but you will want an air source. I shoot with medium rings.
The picatinny rail (on the wood stock) is not a good fit to the stock. I substituted a swivel stud and have been happy.
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I got my .25 pb from Troy at annihilator airguns I have had no problems at all with the gun , and wouldn’t hesitate buying another On that note “from him” was key. The only thing that gave me any sort of issue was the fill probe but I just use my fx probe in it so no problem. Love it. Very very accurate. What Jimnm said about the lower pic rail is true will not stay tight.
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Yes. Pyramyd Air has several available as "refurbs". This will save you some coin as compared to new.
Don't be worried about buying a refurbished unit from P.A. as they stand behind what they sell. Plus,the manufacturer has gone through the rifle to insure it's up to snuff.
The Krals are typically Very accurate and,as previously mentioned...Very easy to work on and tinker with. You get a Lot of airgun for your money!
Mike.
Don't be worried about buying a refurbished unit from P.A. as they stand behind what they sell. Plus,the manufacturer has gone through the rifle to insure it's up to snuff.
The Krals are typically Very accurate and,as previously mentioned...Very easy to work on and tinker with. You get a Lot of airgun for your money!
Mike.
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Wow. Thank you for all of the Positive input. I can’t wait now definitely gonna pick one up
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FWIW, the gun came stock with very healthy power. I found mine likes the 28.5g pellets from Seneca. Domes, not points. Now, I am rocking a little over 40fpe and have printed as small at 5/8" 5 shot group at 100y. The gun shoots way better than I do, but only as well as the scope you put on it.
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I would recommend puncher mega or jumbo.
I had both mega and braker, I didn’t like braker trigger and it’s shoot count. In the other hand mega has bigger bottle and better trigger plus longer barrel.
And if you don’t want to add regulator, jumbo would be a better option.
I had both mega and braker, I didn’t like braker trigger and it’s shoot count. In the other hand mega has bigger bottle and better trigger plus longer barrel.
And if you don’t want to add regulator, jumbo would be a better option.
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The trigger is pretty easy to adjust. Even shooting at 40+ FPE, I get over 3 full magazines before I need to refill the air on my .22. Would I like to get 200 shots on a fill? Yeah sure - but their is always a trade off between what I wants and what the design allows for.
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