New toy huntsman regal
- Thread starter Eddy1840
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Congratulations! Let us know how it shoots for you. From the looks of things, you got plenty of room there. I’m enjoying mine, got it not long ago, but still testing and learning it.
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Congrats. I got a used one in September as my first PCP, and I am absolutely blown away by the fit and finish and performance. The squirrels in my area are very, very upset with me.
Mine love the JSB 15.89's and 18.13's. It also shoots the CPUM's, CPHP's, and Crosman Pointed Hunters very, very well. However, they foul the barrel up pretty quickly so I'm not shooting them any longer. Pity too. Cheap pellets that you can stack.
Mine love the JSB 15.89's and 18.13's. It also shoots the CPUM's, CPHP's, and Crosman Pointed Hunters very, very well. However, they foul the barrel up pretty quickly so I'm not shooting them any longer. Pity too. Cheap pellets that you can stack.
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My wife loves hers. She shot a 57 out of 60 at an informal match at our club. She gets 35 good shots and uses Kodiaks/Baracudas.
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What caliber is yours? Mine is in .22, shoots the JSBs really good. 16s, 18s, and....just tested the 25 grains, freaking stacking them. Look up short write up. I will update it as I go.
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Mine is .22 too. I want to know the sweet spot and the pellets that it might like. Thank you for the data, always is good to know..
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great new toy i had 1 should of kept it but love my air ranger mine loved 16 jsb 18 was a really close second. i was getting 40 great shots out of mine
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Very nice. I've always enjoyed all airguns but personally do like a standard rifle style with real wood. Last year I shot a FT match with a loaner Daystate 2000, nice old fashioned wood and metal and shot like ringing a bell. You never know untill time goes by but Daystate is/was hopefully is one of those brands where things like orings lasted more than a decade.
Congrats and post up a full review after a while.
John
Congrats and post up a full review after a while.
John
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The previous owner of this rifle had it set up pretty hot; shooting around 900 fps. I've left it alone, but I do intend on turning it down a bit. I get 30 very flat shots starting with a 210 Bar fill. I can get another 10 without significant drop in POI, but I do have to adjust for it. I use the first 30 for pesting/hunting, and then I'll plink the next 10 or so, and use another PCP I have for animal smacking duty.
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Congratulations, it's a beauty. Your neighbors are OK shooting across their back yards like that? 
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Congrats Eddie. Beautiful rifle. Always loved the look of the Huntsman. Those and the Air Arms 500/510's are just gorgeous works of art
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Congrats Eddy, I owned one for a couple of years and really enjoyed it. Light weight, very accurate and the triggers are superb. The stock on mine was just beautiful as well. I was phasing out the 22 calibers so I let mine go. Still miss it though..
Jimmy
Jimmy
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Thank you, that's my house the neighbor house is like 30 yards away"Smaug"Congratulations, it's a beauty. Your neighbors are OK shooting across their back yards like that?
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I have had one that is Regal XL .22 and I like it. The only thing I don’t like about this Regal is it hard to cock and the bolt is incredibly stiff. I have tried many solutions but it didn’t work. Only mine?
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I thought there was something wrong with mine, cause I kept cocking it, and nothing would happen. It was super easy and smooth too. Then I realized that I was not pulling all the way back. Now I’m used to it. I just put gun against my chest, like I do when cocking my spear gun, and it’s not a real problem. I don’t know if one day I will pass it forward, but I love it’s looks, feel, and classic charm.
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