Anybody no anything about thease are they any good .built well shoot good .etc any information is appreciated. Thanks
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I ordered a backpacker a while back from eBay seller.
Magazine would not fit correctly So I sent it back.
Some people have had good luck. I just fiquard if the
Magazine wouldn't fit what else is out of tolerance.
Seller took return without any problem. But 859.00
I won't do it again too much out there for a little more.
Gl.
Ps. Very very hard to cock.
Magazine would not fit correctly So I sent it back.
Some people have had good luck. I just fiquard if the
Magazine wouldn't fit what else is out of tolerance.
Seller took return without any problem. But 859.00
I won't do it again too much out there for a little more.
Gl.
Ps. Very very hard to cock.
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I purchased a semi auto back packer in .25 when first offered on the BAY and wanting to learn I replaced the original bad trigger group with seller supplied parts. Other than that I've had no problems, as some others seem to have experienced. The gun itself is semi quiet and very accurate when it was purchased for it's price point. So is it worth all those frog skins TODAY? That answer would depend on the buyer with their planned usage whether a shelf queen or working field gun? I humbly submit that one checks these out first hand reach out via the friend of a friend etc. before purchasing to narrow any disappointment. Your not buying an FX or DAYSTATE for half price, it is what it is friend.
Negatives; hard cocking, stiff trigger, with the semi auto feature operating between 1200 - 2600 on a 3600 MPa rated gun.
Negatives; hard cocking, stiff trigger, with the semi auto feature operating between 1200 - 2600 on a 3600 MPa rated gun.
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For the money they aren’t bad but they arent good either, they have potential but lacking details to make it good. With the airgun market getting more competitive we have better option if you don’t need semi-auto.
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You get what you pay for. My .22 HP SS at $500 shoots great up to 50 yards, and the semi-auto feature is outstanding. getting around 1 inch groups at 50 yards. The machine work is solid and the finish is great.
If you want more, you'll have to pay for it, but at $500, I think it's a great deal.
If you want more, you'll have to pay for it, but at $500, I think it's a great deal.
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100% agree, the SS at 500 is an excellent deal!!! However all the other models have upsell add-ons that push the price pass $800 with $50 shipping, by then it’s not as good of a deal. I have the backpacker and bought it for 700 shipped because it was a demo unit, still have it but won’t buy it again if I had to do over.
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Agree. I refuse to buy the Donnie adapter ($110) to add a moderator, I had to make my own Pic bi-pod mount, and it's unregulated - BUT, it's a really fun gun to shoot and shoots consistent groups at 50 yards!
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