Kral Puncher Breaker S .22 TH Tuned Review (Video)

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This is my full review of the Kral Puncher Breaker in .22 Caliber. The rifle was tuned by Troy Hammer of Annihilator Airguns and Tuning and is producing over 32 FPE. I show you how it shoots at 40/50 and 70 yards using JSB 15.89gr and JSB 18.13gr Pellets. I also share the pros and cons of the performance of the rifle as I see them.

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nice review only thing missing was the price.
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Hey Sonny! Thanks for the kind words. I was doing a review of the rifle and did not want folks to misunderstand that I was part of an ad campaign or something. You can go to Annihilator Airguns and inquire for pricing of just a tune or the complete deal of rifle and tune. I provide a link in the video description but for your convenience will share it here.

http://annihilatorairgunsandtuning.com/
 
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Nice job! With all the modifications, what would you estimate the total cost of the rifle to be; was it "worth it" for you. I think people really underestimate the potential of purchasing a low-end rifle and making a few modifications. I have a .22 Mod-Marauder that is a tack-driver. I also took out a prairie dog close to 140 yards ( I have several kills over 90 yards) with a .25 Mod-Marauder. If you make the necessary corrections these rifles can really shoot!
 
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Nice job! With all the modifications, what would you estimate the total cost of the rifle to be; was it "worth it" for you. I think people really underestimate the potential of purchasing a low-end rifle and making a few modifications. I have a .22 Mod-Marauder that is a tack-driver. I also took out a prairie dog close to 140 yards ( I have several kills over 90 yards) with a .25 Mod-Marauder. If you make the necessary corrections these rifles can really shoot!
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Thanks for the kind words :) I would estimate the cost to be $700 USD and worth every cent. This will be my goto for close quarters pesting in buildings and other structures where manageable barrel length is critical. I agree with you on the MROD commentary but one of my only gripes with the MRODS are they are so freaking heavy. The Aluminum pressure tube made my MROD feel like a completely different rifle. I love my MROD :)
 
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Hajimoto,

Once again great video. I was amazed at not just the high power shots, but really blown away at the way this gun shoots when you turn the power down to 11-15fpe and shoot either JSB. 13.43 or HN FT 14.66. I#ve done quite a bit of low fpe pesting in a few areas where I had to be very careful.
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That is an excellent point, I never really went into how freaking awesome it is to turn the power adjuster and can the rifle to essentially puff pellets for sensitive shooting situations like metal roof structures and the such.
 
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Wow! My hero shoots the same gun that I do. +10 cool points ? (for Haji!)



The Kral is my first serious airgun and so far has filled my wants and needs. I shoot from an ATV, from my truck window and while walking the field. The platform is well suited for those arenas. I don't shoot much from the bench. I am tuned to 36 FPE with 28.5 g pellets. I will be watchingfor more Hajimoto videos to see how a Pro handles the Kral.

FWIW, the cocking lever and the safety position does not bother me in the field, as I unmount the gun to cock, and I shoot lefty. My support hand first goes to the safety then to the forend.

Shoot'em good
 
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Wow! My hero shoots the same gun that I do. +10 cool points 
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(for Haji!)



The Kral is my first serious airgun and so far has filled my wants and needs. I shoot from an ATV, from my truck window and while walking the field. The platform is well suited for those arenas. I don't shoot much from the bench. I am tuned to 36 FPE with 28.5 g pellets. I will be watchingfor more Hajimoto videos to see how a Pro handles the Kral.

FWIW, the cocking lever and the safety position does not bother me in the field, as I unmount the gun to cock, and I shoot lefty. My support hand first goes to the safety then to the forend.

Shoot'em good
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Awwe shucks...... Go on.....
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