I really hope they’re reading you, Robert, cos that’s a marvelous idea! 👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏼

@@AirgunAlley Beautiful PCP shotgun. I wouldn't pay $1500 for it however for a single shot gun. I can buy a brand new Remington 870 Wingmaster pump for 500. But your airgun channel is still the most creative!!

I too have been waiting for the Primal. What's going on with it? It going to come out soon or what?

@@stephens3045 Most recently they moved the release date back into June. It should be soon. They did use it on the last season of American Airgunner Challenge

Ha! Very true, there’s a lot of the Rex in this gun. Def enough differences to make it its own thing, but wow, pretty striking similitudes! Hope you get that Primal, it’s about time!!

Best comment on the tube!!! Ahaha thank you so, so much! Truly the kindest words I could ever hope for! Thank you

Hey man! Can’t believe I missed your comment! Thanks so much! And did you see that?? I was so surprised to see the board just split in half like that 😳 As always thanks so much my man

Thanks so much man, I always appreciate your support Michael!

Hahaha well thanks a lot! I thought I’d attempt a flash generic explanation of the difference between the two… Airgun Channel is serious stuff, much recommended indeed! Thanks again

Robin, as always how can I thank you enough for your kind incredibly kind words??!! Thank you so much for noticing and appreciating the details 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙌🏼

Hey John, yea this one was more of a “showcase” video. An overview more than a full review. That’s why I also often recommended to watch the Airgun Channel video, he did a lot more of that. The cocking lever is a bit hard, but nothing crazy. Two things you need to find your mojo with in this gun: one, as you said, is the pump lever and two, the loading. At the beginning I was having issues with putting the cartridges in correctly. I found it to be more a matter of feeling and once figured out, all problems were gone.

I’m glad I didn’t disappoint my dear SA friend!! And thank you as always!

Oh George as always thank you so much!! I’ve been blessed by a continuous, steady growth… also boosted by the many hours of profuse sweat and hard work 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 thank you as always for appreciating and for supporting me my friend!

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Thank YOU! 🙌🏼🙏🏽

Como siempre, mi amigo, GRACIAS!!

I agree tres beaucoup, monsieur Gaston! Thank you as always!!

Thank you Scott, as always! I really appreciate you 🙏🏽🙌🏼

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Yessir!! Much agreed :)

Thank you my man!

Super thank you my friend!!

Thank you as always mate!!

Oh my dearest Ninja, as always how can I thank enough you for all your kindness and support. I can only imagine where your imagination would take you with this thing! Have a wonderful Sunday my man

@@AirgunAlley thank you kindly sir , and to you and your family as well !!!

Thank you, Gil!

Nice!! And interesting! I must cross the peninsula and go find it!! 🧐🏴‍☠️

Oh man! Such a huge compliment I’m honored!! Thank you! And I agree, I think this shotgun is really cool to have in your collection, but not necessarily a must have for your collection… thank you again!! 🙏🏽

Thanks a lot Todd, as always! Oh yes I agree, with a ball or a slug, this thing would wreak havoc!

Hahahaha it does!

​@AirgunAlley I'm glad you agree, bro!

Hey Ed! Definitely very fun to shoot! Thank you as always my friend!

Well thank you sir! Truly much appreciated!

Muchas gracias como siempre amigo!! 🙌🏼🙏🏽

Hahahahahahahahaha!! Done. And thank you

Thanks again man!! Oh yes the jaw totally blew off haha! I hadn’t realized then and there. I only saw it later, after rewatching the footage while editing.

I know, this video was just a brief overview. There’s so much more I could’ve done, but at the moment either everything goes smoothly and perfectly on that one day a week I designate to film, or I need to wait a whole other week. Also I was actually gonna do the chrono, but I shot my phone at the end as it started raining… it was miserable and I left ahahaha There goes that genius mind of yours… ideas! Ideas! Ideas! (Or predictions…)

@@AirgunAlley i will wait patiently my friend , i know you will do a thorough test as always my brother ! when ever it comes , as always , it will definitely be worth the wait !!!

Holaaa y muchas gracias! En verdad? Puedes veerlo en castellano? No sabia, yo puse los subtitulos en varias idiomas, pero no castellano. Soi mui feliz que lo hace en automatico! Y gracias hermano

Hahaha! I should really add that too at this point. And thank you, this loss stung a bit. But it’s already fixed :) Yes, this would shoot a slug at very high power for sure…. Next time!

Totally agree! 🙌🏼

Oh man thank you so much!!

Hahaha good one mate! You always give me good ideas, my dearest Stuart! Thank you as always, and I hope it’s warming up in the UK

@AirgunAlley ya mate been nice all this weekend was thinking of doing some plinking in my garden put unfortunately the only garden I've been in is the beer garden at my local 🤣👍

Makes sense

Thank YOU!! Really appreciated man

😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you for the hilarious comment!

@@AirgunAlley m y pleasure 😂 enjoy the show ✌️

Thank you so much my friend!! I think they also sell empty shells which you can fill with anything your imagination (and physics) will allow you to!

#4 tss is better than #4 buckshot, in every way.

@@Pickwickian Number 4 buck can be lead ,steal, tss are any kind of other metal that is .24 caliber. #4 buck is a shot size not a metal.

@@livereatingjohnson8231 No shit, Sherlock. I've been loading shells for 40 years. My point was, #4 tss (3.25mm), for most practical purposes, is more lethal, carries more energy, and holds a tighter pattern than lead #4 buckshot (6.1mm).

@@Pickwickian That's not what you said though,. Go pester someone else Boomer. Your negativity disgusts me.

Hahahaha I might have to steal that one from you one day! Love it, especially from a true Texan

bahabahabahabahabahabahabahabahabahaba AHBAHBAHBA !!! thats a good one !!! lol LMMFAO !!!

Inspired!😂

Hahahahaha I was!

True! Thanks man

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Hey man thanks so much for your kind words, support and very thoughtful input, truly appreciated. The airgun world seems to definitely be developing at extreme speeds and going in several and new directions. “Power trip”! I love it. One thing I regularly hope to achieve, on my end, is to always be presenting these products in a responsible, respectful, somewhat scientific and professional manner. Again, thank you

egg-zact-lee what i was thinking !!! lol

Thank you so much as always!! This time I’m more involved with the launch of Boeing’s Starliner than F1… which I don’t mind :)

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Boeing is like f1 .sometimes parts are falling off.oohh bad joke 😂

Thanks for sharing, do you own one?

@@AirgunAlley NEEDS TO BE BETTER AND HALF WHAT A MOSSBERG TACTICAL IS

Haha thank you? Wish I could say I was trying… but I am indeed a big fan

Just amazing, in the matter of less than 15 minutes… gotta love it!

Man I need to learn my woods! Thanks man

Hahahaha oh yes he did!!! You must understand, I HATE Ken! My 3 year old daughter makes be Ken when playing with her 50 barbies… for hours at a time!! Ryan Gosling better come nowhere near me at the moment 😂😂😂

Hi there neighbor! Sorry to disappoint, but I only film videos, no sales. I do very much recommend you go check out “Airgun One” in West Palm Beach…. Coolest store ever and Pablo the owner is just awesome! (I think they’re open Wed thru Sun)

@@AirgunAlley ok thank you hopefully they have some cheap ones I only have $600.

Sure, I was just giving the general picture…

Hey Steve! I like to say that I pay for them in sweat ahahaha but I still have a ton of fun and I am indeed lucky. Thanks man

Unless it had some mysterious internal crack perfectly hidden down the middle, the wood was very much solid and intact all around. I aldo have serious doubts on the knots having anything to do with it, just look at where it broke off. Has northing to do with the attachment

@@AirgunAlley I do think there was a weak spot along the grain of the knot , not doubting the power just saying lol

Damn, I need to get my woods straight! Thanks for that… is plank a lot weaker?

@AirgunAlley I would say plywood because of the composition and glue would be harder than a plank of wood

Got it thanks! I usually shoot plywood (I know because it says so when I buy it). This time I used this piece of wood I found laying around, which was the perfect shape and size, but not plywood hehe

@AirgunAlley all good, I love the new PCP air guns. Fun video I'm subscribed

Hey man thanks so much, really great and well thought input here. I appreciate that. Just on the why I didn’t go back the next day to finish the video: sadly with a full time job that requires traveling more than not, a small family to raise and the Florida weather to work around… well my friend, I’m juggling my time like a clown with 7 balls up in the air. And making my KZfaq videos, takes me around 30 hours of straight work. Main goal: make youtube my job and the production will skyrocket ;)

@@AirgunAlley Fair enough, but just remember, a job is something you HAVE to do to make money while a career is something you LIKE to do to make money, so here's hoping you can make a career of this instead. But yeah, I feel you on Florida being Florida as I'm up here in Orlando and have lost track of how many times Florida's ADD weather patterns have disrupted my plans. >_< Thirty hours to do a video? Hmm, that doesn't sound right, although having zero experience in video editing, I may be 100% off in what follows, so if I am, feel free to ignore it. Having driven to the Keys annually for several years now, I can definitely see up to two hours travel time for you to get from Maimi to gator alley, so there's four hours travel, it looks like you keep things simple, so maybe an hour set up and take down out in the field and seeing how frequently the guns have to be refilled, combined with the usual issues of multiple takes, bloopers, etc, I'm guessing another 4-8 hours of shooting...weather providing of course. So assuming I'm even remotely close in my estimates, that means that half to two thirds of your time is spent in editing - you need to rewatch your footage and make note of time stamps of parts you want to use, put it all together and then double and triple check everything is right, realize something was missed and review everything all over again to find it, rinse and repeat - am I more or less on track here? Thinking this over and assuming I'm mostly guessing correctly, I might have a good suggestion and that's to take a cue from Hollywood and include markers for yourself when you're shooting AND to take notes for yourself so as to speed your way through the process - like 1:15-2:42 is when you were shooting the metal plates, so write that on a note pad as you're going so you can find the footage faster during editing. I don't know if it's feasible, but perhaps rather than doing one long recording, break it up so all of your intro takes are on one download or SD card or however your camera saves data, then the steel plate test is another unique recording, the wood penetration a third, ballistic gnome a fourth, etc. I do a lot of presentations for clients for work and I can tell you that if you aren't creating a written outline, you're doing yourself a disservice as you can get engrossed in something that causes you to forget something else, so by laying out in writing what you intend to do ahead of time, that will speed up shooting time and keep your footage in the order you want it in at least. Ditto a bullet point script - you can improvise HOW you say it, but having a couple of key bullet points laid out to remind you WHAT you want to say does wonders for me when doing video presentations, along with having a few notes for facts and figures you might not remember - get a whiteboard and an easel to sit it on behind the camera with your bullet points and facts - also, focus the camera on it for, say, 10 seconds, before you do the segment to make it easier to find during editing. Finally, as stupid and obvious as this might sound, check around for some KZfaq videos with hints, tricks and tips on how to edit and if you're friends with any other KZfaqrs, ask them too. Here's hoping I was able to help a little bit, if only to spare you an hour or two - good luck!