The Future of PCP Airguns (7000 PSI Compressor Review Video) AEA 480bar PCP Compressor is here....

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Sawney Bean said:
He reported honestly on its not so long term reliability. That's the kind of thing we're always asking reviewers to do.
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True…it’s a double edged sword I suppose. I really like Nate’s channel because he pumps out regular content with all kinds of guns. Regular entertainment. This of course has to be taken with a grain of salt. The guns are taken out of the box and shot for a cpl days. That has to be how it works if you are putting out weekly content for a different gun everytime. The other end of the spectrum (good to have both in my opinion) are channels like AEAC. He spends weeks with a gun doing more in depth work with it. The bad is very infrequent content but you can put more weight into possible longevity.
 
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kaylaindy said:
Did anyone see the video where the guy modified hid AEA to shoot 2300 FPS? I saw it once but I could not find it again. It was real. You said he checked all the specs and stuff and it was totally safe. He shot like 3 rounds at 2300 feet per second. It was pretty awesome.
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Maybe macabee speed ? The guy whose AEA guns literally malfunction in every single video. It’s great I laugh every time.
 
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Trucker3573 said:
True…it’s a double edged sword I suppose. I really like Nate’s channel because he pumps out regular content with all kinds of guns. Regular entertainment. This of course has to be taken with a grain of salt. The guns are taken out of the box and shot for a cpl days. That has to be how it works if you are putting out weekly content for a different gun everytime. The other end of the spectrum (good to have both in my opinion) are channels like AEAC. He spends weeks with a gun doing more in depth work with it. The bad is very infrequent content but you can put more weight into possible longevity.
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I don't like Nate's content because he doesn't have the knowledge to know what he is talking about. The videos are just fluff (which might be fine for the regular viewer) but they have literally no value or substance for anyone with even a minimal level of airgun experience, and Nate has clearly stated in the past he is:
  1. Only doing these videos to make money.
  2. Cranking them out as fast as possible to keep up with company demands.
All that does is make him a shil for questionable products that are always great.

Respect is earned and that never happened as Nate came on here asking Impact tuning questions for a month or more not having a freakin clue how to tune anything and then having the audacity to produce a video with a "Impact Master Class" title. Dude you are not Ernest Rowe nor do you have 5% of his knowledge - don't embarass yourself making a "master class" anything.

The fact he reported the compressor broke is not surprising as there was a thread where he destroyed about 7-8 compressors in the span of a year.
 
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ctshooter said:
The fact he reported the compressor broke is not surprising as there was a thread where he destroyed about 7-8 compressors in the span of a year.
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This why I decided my second compressor would be my last and bit the bullet on the Super Leggero…. Cannot afford to keep buying disposable HPA compressors. So Nate does provide insights on what not to buy…😈🙏
 
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ctshooter said:
I don't like Nate's content because he doesn't have the knowledge to know what he is talking about. The videos are just fluff (which might be fine for the regular viewer) but they have literally no value or substance for anyone with even a minimal level of airgun experience, and Nate has clearly stated in the past he is:
  1. Only doing these videos to make money.
  2. Cranking them out as fast as possible to keep up with company demands.
All that does is make him a shil for questionable products that are always great.

Respect is earned and that never happened as Nate came on here asking Impact tuning questions for a month or more not having a freakin clue how to tune anything and then having the audacity to produce a video with a "Impact Master Class" title. Dude you are not Ernest Rowe nor do you have 5% of his knowledge - don't embarass yourself making a "master class" anything.

The fact he reported the compressor broke is not surprising as there was a thread where he destroyed about 7-8 compressors in the span of a year.
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I definitely get what you are saying. I guess my take isn’t quite as harsh. Still watch just about every week. Just dig new airgun content.
 
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Sawney Bean said:
I’d actually like to see pressures pushed to 7000 and beyond. Higher pressures are the most direct way to achieve more power and shots per fill in smaller guns.

Safety is going to be a major factor however. I look at those 5000 psi AEA Harpoon cartridges with equal parts interest and trepidation. I think those things have a ton of potential but some of its potential for injury.
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For myself,3300-3400 psi is plenty, AEA 357 big bore 150gr 940 fps and Texan .308 150gr 990 fps. long distance woodchucks, racoons and coyotes.
 
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