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AEAC Video – NEW AirMaks Caiman X .22 Regulated – AEAC Vlog
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April 1, 2021 at 8:55 pm Link
Have a great weekend my friends!
Steve
Have a great weekend my friends!
Steve
https://youtu.be/KmYmkupqHyo
April 2, 2021 at 2:11 am Link👍Pass the potato crisps (UK thing, I don't like popcorn)
👍Pass the potato crisps (UK thing, I don't like popcorn)
April 2, 2021 at 7:58 am Linkharrymoreland
👍Pass the potato crisps (UK thing, I don't like popcorn)
"chips" potato "chips" lol
harrymoreland
👍Pass the potato crisps (UK thing, I don't like popcorn)
"chips" potato "chips" lol
April 2, 2021 at 9:03 am LinkSteve what is your take on why air rifles are so much more expensive than powder burners I have only been involved with PCP for about 5 years and I am floored at how expensive most of them are. they are by far my most expensive guns and I own quite a collection
Steve what is your take on why air rifles are so much more expensive than powder burners I have only been involved with PCP for about 5 years and I am floored at how expensive most of them are. they are by far my most expensive guns and I own quite a collection
April 2, 2021 at 11:05 am Link🤠Oh it’s sweet very interestingThe Airmak Oh it’s sweet very interested 🤗
🤠Oh it’s sweet very interestingThe Airmak Oh it’s sweet very interested 🤗
April 4, 2021 at 9:19 pm LinkMicrogun
Steve what is your take on why air rifles are so much more expensive than powder burners I have only been involved with PCP for about 5 years and I am floored at how expensive most of them are. they are by far my most expensive guns and I own quite a collection
There's 2 main reasons PCPs are more expensive than powder burners. They have WAY more moving parts that must be manufactured and assembled to much tighter tolerances, and the volume of finished product is WAY less. Those few things keep consumer cost high.
My airguns are still way less money overall though. I'm paying $700-$1,000 for 1,000 rounds of 5.56/.223 vs $50 for that many pellets. Thank goodness for 7.62×39 and .22Lr… those are our go-to practice rounds now, lol. Even they are like .45 & .18 cents a pop now! Ugh
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Microgun
Steve what is your take on why air rifles are so much more expensive than powder burners I have only been involved with PCP for about 5 years and I am floored at how expensive most of them are. they are by far my most expensive guns and I own quite a collection
There's 2 main reasons PCPs are more expensive than powder burners. They have WAY more moving parts that must be manufactured and assembled to much tighter tolerances, and the volume of finished product is WAY less. Those few things keep consumer cost high.
My airguns are still way less money overall though. I'm paying $700-$1,000 for 1,000 rounds of 5.56/.223 vs $50 for that many pellets. Thank goodness for 7.62×39 and .22Lr... those are our go-to practice rounds now, lol. Even they are like .45 & .18 cents a pop now! Ugh
April 5, 2021 at 8:45 am LinkAwesome video Steve. Thank goodness for the ammo shortage because it’s opened up the very tinker friendly world of pcp. I have done more shooting this year than I have In the past five years.
Awesome video Steve. Thank goodness for the ammo shortage because it’s opened up the very tinker friendly world of pcp. I have done more shooting this year than I have In the past five years.
April 9, 2021 at 4:28 am LinkAwesome review thanks !
I have to say that i've seen a lot of Airgun Technology touches in those AirMaks
Awesome review thanks !
I have to say that i've seen a lot of Airgun Technology touches in those AirMaks ;)
April 9, 2021 at 10:18 am LinkNice for a .22… So many choices…I am birthday looking…and it is already past my birthday…may decide by 4th of July at this rate… compact, light, quiet is what I desire… something to be used off a bench (when not target practicing) I am old school, I use a tree to steady my aim…
Nice for a .22... So many choices...I am birthday looking...and it is already past my birthday...may decide by 4th of July at this rate... compact, light, quiet is what I desire... something to be used off a bench (when not target practicing) I am old school, I use a tree to steady my aim...
April 9, 2021 at 11:43 am LinkI'm new to this forum , but love your videos Steve. You are the reason I bought my 1st PCP an Air Venturi .22cal which I love. I have not shot my AR or my 9mm carbine since I purchased my PCP.. I wish Benjamin would sponsor you as I'm really interested in a Kratos and would love to hear your thoughts on it. Keep up the great work
I'm new to this forum , but love your videos Steve. You are the reason I bought my 1st PCP an Air Venturi .22cal which I love. I have not shot my AR or my 9mm carbine since I purchased my PCP.. I wish Benjamin would sponsor you as I'm really interested in a Kratos and would love to hear your thoughts on it. Keep up the great work
April 11, 2021 at 3:20 am LinkApril 12, 2021 at 4:21 pm LinkHey Steve, thanks for the review. You're always so on it with your content. Makes you think where our space as a whole would be if more people were doing it as good as you.
Hey Steve, thanks for the review. You're always so on it with your content. Makes you think where our space as a whole would be if more people were doing it as good as you.
April 14, 2021 at 5:44 pm LinkHi Steve,
Do you think this company will move the action forward on this gun anytime soon?
Hi Steve,
Do you think this company will move the action forward on this gun anytime soon?
April 15, 2021 at 3:24 pm LinkGreat looking gun
Great looking gun
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