Russian Jager Evo XP .22 PCP

those are very accurate guns i had one, nonregulated but the valving fantastic 

Dont see them now

Because of Ucrania topic, maybe we won’t see many Russian rifles in the short term.

Those rifles for sure already were in the US before Ucrania conflict, but........ 

Thanks for the post RTNAV3. I pulled the trigger on one soon after your initial post, and may have gotten the last one the shop had from this particular batch. Looks to be an interesting little rifle, and I like the "Brocock Compatto" look of it. Plus it was listed at $749 instead of $799, so with shipping (it shipped this morning) I'm into it for less than $775 - A real bargain in today's airgun market.

I understand that this gun is pretty much an orphan with no real U.S. support, but in my experience Russian guns are relatively simple to work on, so if I can get the sizes of o-rings I need I should be good to go in the future. Too bad Darko doesn't make mags or single shot loaders for these, but maybe something can be adapted.

I read where you really need the right scope for these rifles due to the short mounting rail length and relatively short stock. I've got one of the MTC zero eye relief scopes on hand, and understand that it should work pretty well on this gun.

I still don't know too much about these. I had briefly looked at them in the past, but hadn't spent too much time researching. Not a lot out there for research anyway. It should be an interesting experience. Thanks again.

I have this rifle in 22, 30 and .357.

They are very good rifles. Light, adequate length very adjustable, accurate and super easy to change O'ring's.

With the .357 I harvested a White Tailed buck. The .357 is very quiet. All are quiet.

With the .30 I made a double of wild turkeys (two shots two goblers-).

If some retailer bring the new line Of guns from Jäger .. then I could ad something new to the toy line . For sure. 

Da’ got more

R&L airguns use to bring them in. Mags were hard to find. Blkbagger here on the forum was 3D printing them. Very accurate guns. Quiet. Trigger is Fantastic. 

Wow, if you aren't afraid of dealing with essentially an orphan gun, GET ONE OF THESE! There is nothing about it that I don't love, and the Ammunition Store apparently still has some stock of these listed at $750 + shipping (about 20 bucks to California).

I received mine on Friday, but wasn't able to shoot it until today. I didn't even clean the barrel, just shot 18.13's right out of the tin feeding from the magazine. Not a single issue with the mag feeding (knock wood). This gun is light, very nicely balanced, smooth action, great trigger, quiet, accurate, and seems to make its own air. If this was a regulated gun (it isn't) I would be very happy with the shot-to-shot consistency and ES over 70 shots! I filled it to 220 bar, but I might try 210 or 200 in the future and only get 50 great shots.

Breezy this morning, blowing from between 2:00-3:00. Took 4 shots to get into the bull of target 1, then proceeded to shoot 5 each 5 shot groups at 25 yards. I'm just getting used to the gun, but I'm more than pleased with the results. The trigger is light and single stage, but one mark of a good trigger is that I didn't even think about it when shooting. In fact, I had to dry fire it when writing this to even confirm that it was a single stage trigger.

(dang, still can't post pics on AGN at the moment. But had 2 groups in the .23" range, 2 in the .34" range, and one at .48").

Then refilled the gun and shot a full chrony string. The 70 shots could be covered with a dime center-to-center. Seems this gun was tuned at the factory to shoot JSB 18's.

(Insert pic of chrony string here. Started at 856 fps, rose to 895 fps, then dropped off until I hit 842 fps on shot #70).

BTW: My new gun from the Ammunition Store had a manufacturing date in 2016, but it holds air great, and these seem to be of a pretty simple design to work on when necessary. Didn't know whether it would come with the single shot tray, but it did. The SINGLE issue with my gun is that the WIKA gauge reads maybe 20 bar too low. But it should be easy to replace.

Sure would like to post pics, but you will have to use your imagination right now.

Thanks to all of you who posted & contributed to this thread, and who recommended this gun. At $750 these are a steal.

https://ammunitionstore.com/products/jager-evo-xp-22-cal-air-rifle.html