You should get all the swarm magnums gen 2,3 and the gamo magnum without the silencer. All revered classics.

I finally got one. I love it. Great plinker! Accurate AF, too. However, the pellets don’t always load properly resulting in misfires.

That's only around 30-40 yrds most rifles will do that at that range especially a 177 .

I’m 15 and have the Benjamin trail np xl in .25 it’s awesome to shoot but I have been hunting with a Winchester .243 for ten years and a Remington 1100 12 gauge for nine years and I recently started muzzleloader hunting deer with a .50 caliber

They're also great for shooters who don't have bottomless pockets but love to shoot A LOT!

How is you being dutch have anything to do with the rest of the commént. "I am french and I feel pcp is better than break barrels". That is you right now.

@@micheltheviking4441 lmao

Tbh even their Copies aren't too bad Mostly Artemis Ruger Blackhawk is also a Diana 34 Copy and it's fairly Good

Kraut magic. 😉

putting a new spring and sealing ring on the piston will make it schoot as the best new springer, got one from 1970, easy & well affordable

is it the sp50

@@Nerino666 are they actually difficult to cock like he said? I’m not a complete weakling but I’m not exactly super strong either.

But how much power? Shot couple old ones that I could throw bbs as fast and harder.

I had an NP2 the cap on the end that keeps the shroud on it broke off and the gun wouldn't hold zero for long and feels Pretty cheap and started losing power after I had it for a year.

My np2 is awesome still and have had it since they came out. Still holding zero also

@@oneangrycanadian6205 they have pretty much sold out in the USA, except higher priced ones. Crosman is no longer making them.

If you ever get a chance purchase the Gamo whisper Fusion Mach1 .177 (I have more gamo than fingers)it’s truly a hybrid of all gamo technologies in on air rifle 😎👍🏽

Me too, own one, either I’m just good or this is a good one!

Ruger Air Hawk...is just trash.

I've just purchased a Rimington pest controller .22 love it 👍

Same gun in .22 - SO MUCH fun to shoot, but I wish I'd saved more for the new Magnum for it's BC. Still, I'd damn sure not want a Swarm pointed at me!

I know exactly what you mean!

Will it take out an ahole rooster?

@@Nicole-sv9hg For sure. It’s a great rabbit gun at 50 yards. Crosman Piranha pellets are the best.

Stoeger warranty is a joke, no parts available, horrible customer service

I own a RWS model 45 that's 34 years old and going strong

How much overhold at 90 yds??

What is the largest animal you have taken with Air rifle?Thanks

@@loganturner3895 it is illegal to hunt with airguns in the Netherlands

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Damn I need to get one before they all gone

WHAT!? Discontinue the ASP20 line of air rifles?? That can't be right! He says right there in the video that Sig would dominant the break barrel market in the near future! I trust this guy! He wouldn't lie to us! Plus I've seen another video of his...I don't even know you! Ok I'm having another spell...I need some water and a donut. This is all wrong....oh God....where's my Binky.....need to....lay.......down.............

The Sig entry was dead on arrival. With Sig refusing to supply customers with replacement parts; all owners who eventually wore out a part, would have to ship their rifle back to Sig, to perform a routine maintenance issue most air gunners routinely do at home.

@@TheK20head save your money, the SIG was a pile of junk

Do you know the manufacturer and model of this piece of equipment on the photograph before the start of the video

Same thing?

Most break barrels shoot a 8 grain pellet at about 1000 fps so they are all around the same power

Dpms bb gun conversion

They’re the most best powerful, “pellet BB” air rifles. Particularly for the Gamo “Magnum Maxxim”.

@@izzyplusplusplus1004 no

Well Rauch airguns

Hws are the best rifles by far I have had gamo bsa air arms nothing touches my hw 💪💯

You are right, look at the price as well

@@russellvonastel7111 If you consider the quality, the price is more than reasonable

Me too. But in Germany you´re only allowed to own them legally, when theyre limited to 5.5 lbs. Quite unusable power for this type of gun.

My Diana 350 is 23 ftlbs determined with my chronograph. At 5.5 ftlbs there is no point in having one as it won't work for iys intendrd purpose and is only a toy.

@@materiaparticulata you are referring to an air pistol I presume??🤔👍

@@pasgas12safe58 You‘re right!

What scope have you upgraded to?

@@72timhall bushnell 3 x 9 x 40

I had a Benjamin growing up, it was SCARY accurate!

@Lockdown spinning for hunting you're better off getting the same rifle in .25. It actually hits harder than the .30.

Do you happen to know fps. Of the 30 cal? I have the same rifle and surely has heck of a kick

When I 1st picked it up, I thought it was a shotgun, it's a long heavy rifle

gamo magnum

@@moonliteX Second that.

The Air Arms TX200SR (semi recoiless). The action moved back on a slide to negate pretty much all of the of the recoil. I so wanted one of these as a teenager 25 odd years ago. Production ceased in 1998 I believe.

Gamo Swarm Magnum amzn.to/3aizaio

Wal mart sells a “pen” dispenser for both .177 and .22 cal Air rifles. The .177 holds 20 rounds.

could be corect my friend

Editor "just read the Wikipedia description " voice actor "sounds great to me

Or any other gun

I totally agree, i have three 350's.

Look at The Avenger and Kral

@@tedsell1455 I will thank you. I just bought a gauntlet in .25.

👍greetings from New Zealand 🇬🇸

Agreed, the 97 is a great rifle. I have a modded HW98 in a .25 cal and a Beeman R9 in .20cal. Love them both.

I agree about the HW97 Ive had one years, no scope I love it

problem is when crosman bought them out they gutted the design and original factory

Is that the Q.E.? I had that in 30 cal and it makes everything thump and knocks big dings in frying pans. I was interested in the .25 as it has a higher velocity with the same FPE as a 30

Try H&N Grizzly rounds in it! Mine shoots those things amazing and they hit like a hammer. Could drop a coyote within 25 yards with that set up.

@@donniecarson5188 How long have you had yours? I have been contemplating getting one in .25

@@G0dspelronin Had mine for over a year. Got mine on Hatsans website with their refurb deals. Mine shoots the grizzlies, hornets and baracudas great. Each gun is different though. So if you get one it may like other pellets better. I’ve taken pests on the farm with ease, raccoons and groundhog one shot kills.

@@donniecarson5188 Thank you so much.

That's cap

@@azariahalvarez9681 what’s crap?

What u said it's cap

Cap means what ur saying isn't true

@@azariahalvarez9681 I thought a cap was to put on to of something🤣 ... And in it’s time the eliminator was a good air gun and you had to have it on FAC to own one as over the limit a bit like my Gunpower stealth which is at around 30 ft lbs.

I've been hunting for 40 + years and I have to agree with you on that and I happen to own a few air rifles

@@treeman8881 I have a .25 & .50 cal pellet guns , you don’t need that for most small game , I have a 30.06 & .223 if I need to reach out . Love my two smaller caliber pellet guns , they are accurate out to 100 yards and 90 percent of most shots are less than 40 yards .

@@jason3211 I can see where it could kill the kind of scopes which usually come with the rifles, which to be honest are usually only one notch above junk, but if you put a rifle scope on it I don't think it will be a problem. The Simmons Aetec that I have on my Gamo Magnum was on a .270 for several years with no issues. If it can withstand that kind of recoil, I doubt a pellet gun is going to hurt it in the least. I think the reason people have problems with scopes failing is they want to go on the cheap. It comes with a scope, why should I shell out for another one? If you get even an inexpensive scope that is rated for actual firearms I think you will be fine.

It's not the same thing (though, the terminology doesn't quite reveal it). Inside of the "receiver" (air-chamber or a can where the air is going to be sucked-in during the "breaking" of the barrel) of a "springer break barrel" airgun, there is a (huge and heavy) piston mounted into the axis of that (huge and heavy) spring (coil). When the squeezed spring is released upon the trigger being pressed , it moves fast towards the rear end of the barrel (towards the breech with the pellet in it) and, together with the piston heavily COLLIDES with the front part of that air-chamber, compressing the air and forcing it into the breech. Such collision, plus the pressurized air being forced into the barrel, plus reactive movement of the spring with the piston, create a WHOLE LOT of recoil, and, in addition to all this, the spring tends to SHAKE and rattle much LONGER (half a second or, maybe longer than a second) unlike the, say, a bolt action fire weapon's corresponding hardware. This prolonged spherical-shape kind of shaking&rattling&trembling&bouncing causes the scopes (or holographic red dot sights) to get compromised quite quickly (sometimes, after just a dozen of shots). Mounted on any PCP or 22LR gun, the same, dirt-cheap china-made scope would last pretty much forever.

​@@DrAgan_tortojed I am well aware of the mechanics of air rifles but why is it you hear so many people talk about their scopes failing? The scopes that come with most air rifles are pure shit. The scope on my Rem 700 .30-06 and .300 WinMag's (Vortex 5-25x50 Viper PST Gen 2) cost more than the rifle. In the last 4 years I have bet I have put 4000 rounds through each and the zero is still on even making range and wind adjustments all the time on the target turrets, , and both, the .300 WinMag kick like a really pissed off mule with my hand loads. I have had the same Nikon Tactical Scope on my AR-15A2 for 10 years and there is no telling how many rounds I have put that rifle since then. Once again, I have never had to re-zero the scope, again with making numerous turret adjustments for range and wind. I had the "Ruger" scope on my Air Hawk Elite 11 .177 for 6 months before it failed and I consider the "recoil" on that rifle to be no more than a very gentle "nudge". It now has a UTG 3-6x32 AO on it and it has not wavered one click in the last year.

@@scottmurphy650 I agree - Vortex, Nikon, Leupold, Swarovski...which cost a fortune are all made to last long. Too bad, not many people are ready to pay for such scopes and to put them on a 400$ Hatsan brake barrel airgun chambered in cal 30... What I tried to explain is that the brake-barrel airguns do not RECOIL the same way the majority of firearms do (spring pistons' behavior is different than what happens with the fire weapons' movable parts). Here is the link for you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fcuBjLeWnKi8XXU.html

@@DrAgan_tortojed I would never put any of those brands of scopes on an air rifle but I do have UTG's on mine.

Humanity aka North America(minus mexico) does not need to mention things of lesser places.

Air Arms, Brummie Webleys, Theoben, Weihrauch, Original/Diana, FWB.... Much better than anything in this video. The Yanks just love chasing fps

Absolutely right 👍

@@joelhall5124we like energy. Not fps per se, but it helps. We don’t have an energy limit on our air guns.

Probably see through caps. Doable

I found my 11 plus pound, (with scope), hatsan 135 .30 cal. to be pretty junky, but I did get it to shoot well with the large pellet drop. I also found their customer service to be about as good as the IRS. I gave away the gun, and will never support the islamic nation again. My mistake there. I find the Gamo magnum .22 to be a great mag springer. It locks up well, it can make over 29fpe, (but usually around 27fpe, so use heavier pellets), it is light for a mag springer, the magazine is wonderful, the trigger is good out of the box, but can be easily tuned to 2lbs, (pretty safely I think. I have to test that.), and it is made in Spain. I did earn a quality engineering degree, and I can tell the gamo is better quality than hatsan, at least with the guns I have. I never tried a coil spring, but I think I would like a gas ram better overall. What is amazing me right now is the .177 and .22 cal.'s for break barrels is matching the best speeds/fpe of PCP guns of the same caliber.

I dont understand your English 😎