Weihrauch all day long. 100 times the quality, tunes up great , will last forever!!!

Interesting thanks for posting. Im keeping my old Weihrauch 77k!

The videos are amazing thank you for letting me know a lot of things that I don't know about

Great video! Really nice airrifles you have there! Thanks for showing! Best regards from germany!

@SHOOTER3258

6 жыл бұрын

AirGhandi, hi!

Great video Tyler, just proves the point "you get what you pay for" i recently purchased a Gamo Shadow in .22 which is a budget break barrel here in the UK.,it had the synthetic stock,therefore fairly light,it was actually quite dangerous,it wasn't possible to shoot in a straight line,so much so i took it back to the shop after 3 days,on the plus side i do already own a Weihrauch HW97KT with the wood thumbhole stock which is quite honestly, Superb

Nice vid , imho i have breakbarrel , Pcp and underleaver guns . sure Pcp ,s have more power most of the time but they cant beat my HW 97 and my walther lgu varmint in precision . These guns are truly amazing . 👍😎

My uncle was arguing with me that break barrels were not accurate and that I had made a stupid mistake buying one which is a HW90, He has a BSA Airsporter underleaver and both mine and his rifle are same power, so I challenged him to a shooting competition, at a distance of 15m pretty much level, 20m my HW90 break barrel was getting better groups, at 30m my HW90 hitting the target precisely all of the time while he was all over the place and missing! So I put a can of soda out at a distance of 70meters and my HW90 was constantly hitting it all of the time no problems, where as his BSA underleaver was not hitting it at all!! My uncles face turned and He then started making excuses 😂 PMSL

50 years of shooting high end springers. I have found very little difference in accuracy between the break barrel and the under lever rifles. Diana, Weihrauch, FWB. They all shoot very well, 1/2" groups 40 yards no problem. .177 Break barrel air rifles more accurate than my .22lr bolt action Anschutz. However, no doubt that older break barrels do lose a little accuracy after 10 years regular use. Where as the under levers maintain their accuracy over longer periods of time.

@rinunculartoo3006

5 жыл бұрын

Gamo air rifles are poor quality, have really bad triggers too.

Nice video man. Great info. From a Weihrauch hw50 owner looking at under levers.

Nice one Tyler. Agreed and funny thing after getting my Hw80 recently I also found a quality break barrel can shoot as good as a quality underlever as that Hw80 shoots about as accurate as my tuned 1986 Hw77 Mk2. Seems like those old Beeman catalogs were right about the .03 ctc accuracy difference at 10m.

@Trickshot72

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree. My 80 is grouping half inch at 30 yards in .177. At least the equal of my TX200, and worrying PCP's.

I have a Beeman R10, which was basically the predisesor to the R9 and it's very accurate. Also, I have a Gamo Accu .22 and was very impressed with its accuracy. Personally dont want anything to do with Gamo break barrels, but the Accu really is very impressive. If it had the same quality trigger as the Rekord it would be amazing for a 200.00 ag. However rumor has it the Accu .22 has been discontinued? Why, I can only guess is that it is "only" a 15 fpe airgun. And Gamo seems to sell only over-inflated velocity guns chronied with the lightest alloy pellet possible. I shoot my "weak" 15fpe at game at further distances, then I do with my 18 and 27fpe Hatsans. Because, it's more hold friendly and I have high confidence in it.

A very well arranged and presented on topic video. Excellent example content. Excellent performance conclusions on price compared fixed verses break barrels. If I could only afford lower price there are good springers. If affordable the quality ones makes it worth the extra cost.

Good video... I’ve had an older R9 and a RWS 48.... my experiences with these guns actually mirrors your findings. But , I will say , when it came to hunting, that RWS got mighty heavy...

lotsa info there Tyler, very well done Sir .

i have the two kinds and i prefer break barrels, more easy and quick to reload whenever you are plinking or hunting, i also prefer open sights over scopes they keep you in touch with the surroundings while hunting.

@patthewoodboy

Жыл бұрын

good answer , I prefer underlever as I am never in a hurry

Great video Tyler. Thank you. I have a Hatsan 125 Vortex Sniper in .22 caliber I bought about 6 years ago. It's an inexpensive (sub-$300) break barrel. It's pretty accurate with Barracuda Match pellets, and Crossman Premium Domes are a close second. (The Barracudas give me dime-size groups at 30 yds and the Crossmans give me groups that can be covered by a nickel. I just bought an Ait Arms TX200 in walnut, 22 caliber. At 50 yds with the Air Arms 16 gr Diablo pellets, 5 shots go into a ragged edged single hole at 50 yds. Both guns provide groups with which anyone would be happy. The differences for me? I have had metal parts break on the Hatsan twice now. Not acceptable. They are made of cheap white metal (zinc-based pot metal). The components on the TX200 are of high quality. And of course, the TX200 is just flipping gorgeous. I would really like to see you demystify PCP true costs. How much does it cost to buy the pieces needed to easily charge a PCP's pressire cylinder?

Great video comparison, Tyler!! I've often entertained the same questions as he and you posed... thank you for answering them. Personally, out of all my higher end spingers (HW, Diana, Walther & RWS)... it really boils down to "me". Some days, I seem to be more accurate with my break barrels (HW 80, 95 [.25 cal] & 77K, RWS 350 [Rare .25 cal] & 460 Magnum and Walther Terrus & Parrus... all .22 cal except the HW95 & RWS 350), and other days I seem to favor my under & side levers (HW97 Black Line STL, Diana 52 [.25 cal] & RWS 48 [.177 & .22 cal] and RWS 54 [.177 & .22 cal] ). I also have another version of a Weihrauch underlever, the HW57 (.177 cal) which is a Tap-loader as you, yourself probably know... and it's dead-on accurate out to about 37 yards. Take Care, Tyler.... Jim, in MO. PS: Just wondering why you didn't point out the fact that the High-end Beeman springers are actually various Weihrauchs with a little fancier stock, and the "Beeman R9" in your video is actually the HW95 Lexus.

My fav break barrels are HW80 or the gas ram HW90 excellent AirArms TX200 HC is and always will have a place in my heart with the HW77 this airgun set the standard for all air rifle. Excellent vid buddy thank you

Thanks for a really well-done video. This is the result I would have expected, but it was nice to see it systematically proven. I always enjoy when a person takes sufficient time and gathers sufficient data to answer a question. KZread doesn’t need anymore unsubstantiated opinions clogging its cyberspace.

Tyler great video

Great topic and well done

Thanks for honest reviews

Excellent review good subject matter. I had to chuckle wondering who the new guy was? You got the stuff buddy you gotta rock the whiskers.

Not a big fan of PCP's, so my stable is break barrels. Now thinking I need to add a side/underlever to the collection! Thanks for the informative video!

@harryzero1566

6 жыл бұрын

Ratdog 305 The Weihrauch PCPs are so good, but a not that challenging to shoot off a bean bag or some other support. Many PCP shooters have spring air guns, maybe they are a bit precious about their high end PCP or they just like to have a bit of fun and a challenge. A high end springer will cost you as much as a budget PCP.

@NoodlesTBograt

6 жыл бұрын

Buy the Walther LGU its the best

@greedygringoprospecting6941

6 жыл бұрын

the walmart pellet gun get a weihrauch german spring guns are bad ass I own r9 ,R1 both .177

@greedygringoprospecting6941

6 жыл бұрын

you can get more power out a pcp I have a daystate wolverine .303 100 ft/lbs I don't think a spring gun can do that yes you can shoot all day with a springer I have gone home with a soar arm some days and a huge smile on my face from being an idiot with my R9 .177

my airguns are walther lgu feinwerkbau 300 and two diana 48 .......so no breakbarrel here , but my old hw 80 was a outstanding good gun as well . the best here was " you get what you paid for " . my most accurate and probably the most accurate springer for a reasonable price you can get is the fwb 300 , but its a match gun , so dont expect much power . the walther is highly tuned with low weight piston and a custom trigger and shoots close to the fwb much better than the out of the box ones , which are themselves where felt as tuned springers . the diana 48 in full power is a heck of a gun , heavy , a bit loud , has a pack of a punch for a 4.5 mm and the second 48 now is disassembled to get a low weight piston and a 16 j conversion with a 22 mm piston ....cant wait to have anything to put it together

Greetings from England ..... big fan. Here unless you have a firearms certificate you are limited to sub 12 ft/lbs of energy so most air rifles are in that power bracket. What strikes me is that for spring powered air rifles the ones tested are over-powered especially for .177 calibre. This leads to very high velocities at the edge of aerodynamic efficiency for diabolo pellets and vicious recoil and surge as the piston comes to a shattering halt. The results you get firing off cushions and having time to make sure your hold is light and consistent do not reflect real world rough shooting results. Having owned a "magnum" springer I can only say that it was a disappointing handful. Any power setting over about 14 lb/ft is best left to PCPs. Buy a 12lb/ft .177 springer and enjoy the shooting experience. Also it will last longer.

@leftymadrid

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! I had a hard time finding a 12 fpe Springer! In America the market basically offers the higher velocity rifles. Which I do not care for. after shooting a 12 fpe rifle I automatically saw the benefits!! Even on my pcp's I always had the power down to 12-13 fpe. I actually hunted jackrabbit with absolutely no problem, loved using 1.77 cal. My fellow hunter friends could not believe I went to the deserts to hunt with that caliber! But after the end of the day they would understand why :-) Guns used were; 97KT, daystate regal, and the miracle worker, the S200AA!! That little rifle was simply INCREDIBLE!

@MISANTHROPE1964

3 жыл бұрын

I’m somewhat confused by the whole ft. power argument. As long as the pellet is not breaking the sound barrier, it should have limited effect on accuracy. In the States, most advertiser’s velocities are fiction. If you springer is shooting over 1000 FPS, try a heavier pellet. Bringing velocity down to the 750 - 850 FPS, my personal idea as to the sweet spot, should correct any supersonic problems. The 12 ft lb limit strikes me as an arbitrary number.

@270Rusty

2 жыл бұрын

@@MISANTHROPE1964 - No matter where you go in the world these days you're going to run into arbitrarily contrived gun laws. I'm more in tune with the NZ situation and it's crap, and UN treaties stipulating requirements that are irrelevant to NZ are a big chunk of the problem.

@XELASK82

10 ай бұрын

Tends to disagree. I have a hatsan mod 90. 19ft/Lb. But if you wanna reeuce the speed just go with heavier pellets

I had no idea, thanks for the info. 🤠

Great topic, thanks

Yes, my 97kt thumbhole wood stock . A 12fpe!! at that...is a tank, built to last!! And is super accurate!! Loves the 10.34 heavies as well. And a trigger to die for!!! A German made air rifle worth every penny for sure...

I love my Umarex Octane.22 very accurate with H&N Sniper Lights 14 grains

Great video that answers just about all the questions that I need to let me buy in confidence. Thanks Tyler for your time and sharing this.

My thing is this.. I heard from a guy once. "Hey my HW breakbarrel can shoot just as good as a underlever.." My point is you will never hear, "My underlever will shoot just as good as a breakbarrel.." There is a reason for that..

@adrianwhittingham3723

5 жыл бұрын

Hw77k the best spring gun mine was the old slag

@stuartwilliams8663

4 жыл бұрын

I agree owning both ( High end HW's) they are as accurate as each other The break barrel is the winner though, easier and quicker to reload and more accurate to shoot off hand .I always hunt with a break barrel never a underlever !

Love my Beeman R1 Magnum and Inam buying the Air Arms TX200 MK III In .22 Caliber.

You can update the Co2 guns to paintball tanks. This really make them a great rifle! My 1077 was banging at 677 fps, after 24 shots the pellet very left the barrel. SO i updated to the paintball. WOW big differences. It pump it up to around 1158 fps. more consistent shots! Over a longer period like 250 shots ~ What a great rifle! SO GLADE I GOT IT

@EarthSurferUSA

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe you should consider putting together a conversion kit to sell, and enjoy what is left of our free market. The free market is fun, till it's done.

Excellent Video ..food for thought ..interesting ..

Great video but i hope that you may test side levers vs break barrels because im in love with the Rws 56 th .22 so it would be a great joy to watch a vid like that. Thank you.

Very nice video...i have a few weirauchs from u guys at pyramyd air...they are the BEST!!!

@Romans--bo7br

5 жыл бұрын

Roberto Martinez..... I agree. My first air rifle that I bought after I retired in 2013 was an HW80 (Beeman R1) in .22 cal. I now also have the HW77, HW97KT (.20 cal), HW57(tap loader), HW95... as well as side & underlever Diana's and Walthers - Love the German airgun craftsmanship and Quality!! Although I have bought quite a few airguns, scopes, ammo, etc, etc from Pyramyd Air..... I bought All my Weihrauchs and Diana's from AoA (Airguns of Arizona), as their prices were (are) better on those two brands than at PA. Another reason is that AoA is an importer for Weihrauch and they carry the Full line of Weihrauchs, as well as for Diana & RWS. They also stock the full lines of the British air guns as well, such as Brocock, Daystate, Air Arms and BSA (although BSA is now owned by GAMO - sadly). All their pcp airguns are high-quality European brands like FX (from Sweden), Brocock, Daystate, Weihrauch, Diana, etc, etc. I did purchase some of my other German airguns from PA, like my Walthers and RWS branded air rifles. The Only other airgun that I still want to get, for competition target shooting is the Air Arms TX200 MK3 (Made in England). Enjoy your Weihrauch's. : )

@robertomartinez1741

3 жыл бұрын

@@Romans--bo7br You are very knowledgeable about airguns my friend....thanks for your coment!!

One of my air rifles is a Air Arms TX 200 . Fantastic rifle. What do you think ?

nice video tks just got my first break brl at 51yrs old love don't have to take dwon rat s whf my 22 no more lol my God bless u and ur family and team tks

I’ve had really good luck with Gamo guns. Maybe I am just good at shooting them. I’ve gotten .80” at 50 yards with my .22 swarm. Even cheaper games have always given me good groups

@chrisreilly4006

4 жыл бұрын

Gary Dodgson Wow. You seem mad bruh. I am a very good shot. I’ve spent my whole life around guns and Gamo has not ONCE given me issues. The Chinese make better stuff then Americans do for sure. Bye man child this conversation is over

You folks living at home (the USA) or even in Europe, have no idea what it's like for someone like me, a mutiple-state licensed-carry firearms owner (at home), with LONG experience, having to try and worry about even getting a .22 airgun here. This country is ruthless on it's people when it comes to firearms/airgun ownership (unless, OF COURSE, you have the $$...then things seem to become SO much easier...) I watch these vids and contemplate bucket-list sorts of ideas... but Great work, Pyramydair!! Keep it up!!

Heavier riffles are usually better as long as you have some support to keep them steady.

This was great. i too have no legitimate or fake reason to own a PCP or even a big bore or magnum. They'd never be utilized anywhere near their potential I dont hunt, nor do I live in an area where I have wider open spaces and the range distance I have at best equate to the distance of a back yard garden, so ole skool springers/gas ram it is, and that's just fine with me. My Walther LGV stands toe-to-toe with my Weihrauch HW97 consistent accuracy-wise. I like how they dont just 'group', but they group precisely where you place the crosshairs (unlike any gamo I've tried). More than not, it's a hole-within-a-hole affair at modest distances and that with the prolific and cheap ole Crosman Premier pellets. I dont own that Beeman R9, now that's one I have to see about adding to the stash. Over the years, I seem to have come back to favor break-barrels more than under-levers. In practice they just have been more "simple" and take less "energy" to spend time with. Strange, especially after jumping on the under-lever side of things hard for a while, I've come to prefer the break-barrel simplicity, and in my experience have been every bit as accurate as a under-lever.

Love my Benjamin Nitro break barrel. Heavy as he’ll though. I also have a 1978 Benjamin pump bolt action in .22. That got as as a kid. Still run great and powerful. I also have my very first daisy lever action BB gun from 1970 when I was 5 daddy bought this.

@nikolai8150

3 жыл бұрын

Liar

took years to get my gamo to group well.....and NP XL 1500 only the heavy pellets work

Thank you for the video, I have a .22 HW80k which has been tuned by Sandwell Field Sports, it is so smooth to shoot, cock / reload and the accuracy is incredible. I believe we are lucky here in the UK to have air gun tuners who really know what they are doing as many US guys seem unable to find good tuners. Keep the vids coming, ATB from the Staffordshire Moorlands in the UK.

@DavidDewis

6 жыл бұрын

Geoff Pickford my guess is that so few people own air rifles or worry about their effectiveness when they can easily own centre fire guns.

@hunter100t

6 жыл бұрын

In the US there are a few that tune PC's but not enough bother with the lowly springer, but that may change with the influx of guns from over the pond now that airguns seem to be growing in popularity again. here a lot fettle and won't settle until perfection is achieved, the US has some catching up to do.

@giovannim5101

6 жыл бұрын

You guys are lucky God Bless

@ogCANICA

6 жыл бұрын

Can I send my rifles to you to get them tuned?

@geoffpickford1829

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Google Sandwell Field Sports, they specialise in tuning springers, not just ramming grease in them but a proper tune up. The difference on my HW80k was untrue!. Also Google Vermin Hunters TV, the guys on there use tuned springers and have some great videos. I'm sorry I can't help personally with the tuning but an email to Sandwell might help. Vermin Hunters use springers tuned by Sandwell and they have captured some terrific shots on their videos. Don't forget that here in the UK we cannot have an air rifle over 12 ft/lbs energy unless it's on a Firearm Certificate and some of the VHTV shots are indeed great considering they are under 12 ft/lbs. ATB my friend from Staffordshire Moorlands in the UK. Good luck and good shooting.

I savvy break barrel and how they function. Show us an under lever loading.

Hubby and my self are hugely in to PCPs but we have a special spot for high quality springers. They keep us in tip top shape for shooting PCPs as when you get in to the custom .257s shooting slugs and .30s (and larger) the guns start to become "hold sensitive" not in the normal way of you thinking hold sensitive but rather they become touchy. Our RAW HM1000X LRT .357 is one of those guns. It wants to be shot with almost zero grip pressure but shouldered firmly. If you grip it at all you will cause groups to open up and POI to shift a fair bit at a 100y. Our HM1000X LRT .22, 25 and 30 don't care what so ever like a powder burner. Our Impacts and crowns are the same they just don't care but one of the most accurate guns we own at a 100y the FX Boss is and wants to be shot one way and one way only. When you do your part the gun will reward you with groups that still shock me to this day. Springers teach this consistency and it carries over to PCP guns for sure. We have a resprung 20ftlb HW97KT .22 and this is our training gun and we each shoot a few hundred shots a week thru it just to stay razor sharp because that gun will 100% show you any inconsistencies when shooting Off the Bench slightly more grip pressure slightly less grip pressure titer or looser shouldering of the gun even just cheek placement or cheek pressure and group size as well as point of impact well absolutely be seen if you're not 100% consistent with that gun. And that's why we use it because our TX200 are much much less fussy and don't visually show inconsistencies like it does and that absolutely transfers over to other Shooting Sports

Something he said about the gamo swarm, about how light it is and not getting accuracy, but something askew with that idea is that that is not a benchrest gun, it's an offhand gun, and steadying a 9 or ten pound gun can get very tiring and with a 6 pound gun you can get better accuracy offhand and have longer shooting sessions/hunts before you lose your steady. Something to consider, not to say they are comparable to a heavy benchrest fixed barrel when they are shot offhand, just that shooting that off the bags would actually kill your accuracy with a light and powerful spring rifle.

Thus was the first time I have heard of an underlever

Just putting this out there but I have a Gamo hornet maxxim 0.177 caliber and shoots really well it shoots Gamo red fire pellets 7.8 gr (cheap pellets for a cheap gun) but it will shoot 1” shot groups at 25 and 30 yd I’ve also taken many squirrels, rabbits, doves, etc. and it hits its mark every time. But after reading the comments it seems like I just got a good one.

My question is How to you lube the under levers short of a complete tear down i have an older Stutzen and always wondered

Pyramyd Air has just given rebirth to this video so it is the first time I have seen it. I have shot at least 20 different break barrels and 4 different underlever rifles. There is a reason that in the end I kept an underlever (Weihrauch HW97K) for myself and sold the others in my airgun store. It is heavy but hyper-accurate and a beautifully machined rifle. The flip side is you could buy 3 pretty decent break barrels for what the Weihrauch cost. So in the end the question becomes do you just want to have fun shooting cans at 20 yards and missing 1/3 of the shots you try for at 30+ yards or do you want the kind of consistency and accuracy that allows field target shooters to thread-the-needle at 45+ yards in competitions? The cost factor has to be balanced against the joy of shooting a truly fine and accurate rifle. Meantime, and this was not mentioned, I have found that whether break barrel or underlever, spring guns (yes, gas rams are lumped in as springers) are more pellet picky than PCPs over-all. I have a Hatsan Proxima that couldn't hit the side of a building with the first 10-12 pellet selections I put thru it. About the time I was thinking I had a lemon I hit on the right pellet and suddenly I was nearly stacking pellets at 20 yards and hitting sub 1/2" groups at 30. Same has held true for most of the break barrels I've prepped for people. You need a nice big pile of different pellets to find what the gun likes. If all you've done is pick up some Crosman domes and Gamo pointed tip (almost never accurate) pellets at the local Walmart you can expect to be one of the folks who tells everyone that break barrels just aren't accurate rifles. Get the right pellets, learn the correct hold, and you can put some really tight groups down range with almost any of these rifles.

Hw95k for me just bought one anyway and think it's great and very accurate

What about the UTG 10 degree mounts for break barrel?? I have used them & I know personally what they add. Have you ever done a test on them??? Thanks!!

can you do a review on the hatsan 125 sniper vortex gas piston I really like that gun because I have that I like break barrel a little more than a PCP can I please see a review on this gun

I like both I'm a proud owner of the airarms tx200hc and the hatsan 125 sniper

Ps.. Best underlever airrifles are the tx200 and the walther lgu.. Both have rotary pistons to take the torque out of the spring on let off... Both better the 97k.. Watch vhtv channel for more info.

I have looked at many reviews and tried quite a few spring-powered airguns. This comparison is tremendously important. Taking it a step forward, what about comparing airguns that come from the factory with coil-spring, but have a gas-spring option? For example, the CFR is available from the factory with a coil-spring, but is also available with a gas-spring -- is accuracy affected? How? Also, what about the Acura in coil-spring vs gas-spring? And the LGU Varmint in coil-spring versus gas-spring? Others with the gas-spring option?

The Gamo Hunter Grizzly 1250 with Straton Jumbo pellets (.22 / 25.39gr) makes a 15.23mm group CTC at 25jards and 44.55mm at 50jards. Field condition, with wind, shooting over the roof of a car. And I'm pretty sure I can do better than that still. So I guess it will depend a lot on the gamo rifle, even Break barrels.

Have you or anyone you know ever did a review on " Ruger Air Magnum .22 break barrel " ? It's advertisment says it produces 1200 fps alloy and 1000 fps lead ! I want to know how close it comes to that mark with lead ? Wonder what it would have done next to the Sumatra 2500 *Dream Rifle* !?.

thank you.

Good comparison ,now does anyone in the forum have any experiance with Stoeger F 40 in 22 ,what were your thoughts ?

I Have a RWS#350 Diana Magnum.. In .177 at 1350 Fps..IThink It's Tops For Me..Heavy At 8.5 Lbs..Finish..Accuracy..Excellent...Your Thoughts..It Is Classified As A Hunting Airgun..I Love steel Tip Ammo..Great German Gun..Got Mine For $300.00..Lists New At $400+..Your Thoughts??

I might as well throw in my two cents. I have shot springers for over 60 years. I own over thirty of the best quality rifles Weihrauch, Air Arms, FWB, Walthers and some RWS. They are all perfectly tuned which is a must. Some change completely after tuning and some not so much. Many of them I have in multiple calibers. Here is what I see. In general they will all make single hole groups at 30 yards except for one my FWB 150 used in the Olympics it stacks pellets through the same hole. Triggers make a huge difference Reckord or Air Arms being the best but the rest are all useable and are not like the big box store guns at all. They are all using the proper pellet. At forty-five yards there are differences in group sizes due to several variables. Recoil is a major one but also the ability to handle the wind. So is there a difference between break barrels and fixed barrels not really. Yes perhaps after fifty years the break barrel may wear where the underlever won't but rebuild either. Much depends more on the individual rifle two consecutive serial number rifles can shoot differently tolerance stack ups in manufacturing. Actually my HW30s at thirty yards shoot better the my Air Arms and so does any of my R9s, 98 of HW50. Even my FWB124. Tuning and choice of spring power vs caliber and lock time are the more critical features. I would suggest that people watch Sy Pittaway shooting on KZread. His last video was a HW50 with a high level tune. Sorry Tyler but I usually go to Krale a HW50 is only $265 plus shipping. This would be a great gun as a starter. The truth is you'll have more in a tune and a decent scope and if you need to change a stock add more.

just wondering 'how does the hatsan 125 stack up on that test

great vid, but do you have one on spring vs gas piston?

Got a Weihrauch hw85 break neck and a Gamo CFX underlever. I'll take the hw85 over the CFX every time. It is al in the workmanship and the magical Rekord trigger of the hw85. Now in the market for a hw77 or a hw97.

@Romans--bo7br

5 жыл бұрын

Nico C.... I have four Weihrauch's at present, including the HW97K (Black on Black with the composite stock) in .20 cal.. I absolutely love all my Weihrauchs... the Rekod trigger is 2nd to None, and the overall build quality is definitely "World Class" in the world of "Springers", along with Diana, Walthers, & FWB (all German),..... as well as Air Arms, and BSA from the UK.

Got a Gamo 1000,modified the trigger with a spring and grub nut,scope cost more than the rifle at 75 M the grouping is way tighter than demonstrated here.Ibis bird at 100m is a dead duck,

I need a good cheap scope for a Hatsan 1000X Spring Striker .22 . Preferable with the light cross hairs and range finder . Any recommendations?

@jimbrown3419

4 жыл бұрын

good and cheap are usually not synonymous

Airarms Pro sport rocks.

@Trickshot72

6 жыл бұрын

Shoots as good as it looks.

Just bought the hw97kt and i have found it faultless . Ok apart from its dam heavy .

I was hoping to see my underlever on here going through a test the Hatsan 155 Vortex 25Cal. Its accurate gun in its own rights.

Come-on Patner you're making the 97 look bad ha!! Nice vid thought!!

@EarthSurferUSA

3 жыл бұрын

They keep forgetting they are championship shooters,---to 10 yards with wad cutters. 1" groups at 45 yards is respectable for a good amateur break barrel "shooter" though. :)

GR8 vid, Tyler Patner ! Thank you kindly for the confirmation. : ) Was wondering, which is newer, the Gamo CFR model, or, The Gamo ACCU model, &, is one more accurate than the other ? Also, a pcp question... might you know of a magazine system that can be installed on the Webley Raider .22cal models ?? Thanks again. David

@tylerpatner6591

6 жыл бұрын

David, Thanks for the kind words. The CFR and the ACCU are the same action, the ACCU is a renamed CFX, which predates the CFR. At the end of the day, they're the same gun, in different stocks. Though the ACCU does have the SAT trigger, which isn't quite as good as the CAT on the CFR. Small difference. As for the webley raider, I believe the older models use the same mags that the Hatsan AT44 uses. Like this: www.pyramydair.com/s/a/Mag_22_Cal_10rds_Fits_HaleStorm_Pneuma_Nova_BT65SB_AT44PA_Rifles_Hatsan_AT_P1_Pistol/2764 But I believe there were at least two different versions of the Raider, so don't quote me on that.

Why are you using different weight pellets on the break vs under barrel

I'm getting half inch groups at thirty yards out of my HW80 using RWS supermags. Don't understand why your R9 group was so sloppy? perhaps my 11.4 ftlbs shoots sweeter due to less recoil?

Interesting video my 1990 hw77k is extremely accurate

does the weihrauch come in vortex ? my gamo bone collector in 177 does 1" @ 25 yards, thats abt as far as i shoot with it...now my hatsan 125 vortex & 135 22cal 25cal does nickel size at 30 & 40 yards easy ...great video & advice also

@tylerpatner6591

6 жыл бұрын

The only rifle that Weihrauch makes that comes with a gas ram is the HW90.

He a .22 version of the gamo on display with the green band.

Sir suggest me a hunting pellet in.177 on 860 fps gun with knocked down power and which grain . Jsb heades have knocked down power?

@EarthSurferUSA

3 жыл бұрын

The 10.34gr. JSB .177 Hades is a great pellet, (so is the equal weight JSB domed version, basically the same pellet and fly almost the same). If your gun can push it about 800fps or faster, you will be hard pressed to find a better hunting pellet for that gun IMO. I would still test it if you threw it under 800fps too. IMO, those 2 pellets for a .177, are very very tough to beat when the yardage is stretched to 70 or 80 yards, and it will go where is is aimed, (in the right hands).

I know which it more accurate. But, can an under lever produce as much power as a break barrel? I hunt so a little more accuracy could be a good thing, but can a under lever .177 produce a comparable power output to my gamo magnum with 10.5gr or heavier pellets? Pcp is nothing ill ever want to own either.

Sir can u ships the beretta M92fs air gun to india??

Diana 460 magnium Vs 350 magnium which accurasy best sir ?

@Romans--bo7br

4 жыл бұрын

sports airgun lovers India Ravi..... That's a tough one to answer. I have both of those and they're both pretty equal... though the 460 Magnum seems to hold better groups from 50 to 100 yards out. Also, my 460 Magnum is a .22 cal. and my 350 has been modified with a different spring and piston seal from Vortek and re-barreled with a Lothar/Walther .25 cal barrel, but as I said, the difference between them from 50 to 100 yards is only slight with less than .5 inch larger group size for the .25 cal. 350 on a calm day - very little to no cross wind.

nice

Have a Beeman Rs2 .22 break barrel, best pellet gun I have ever owned for $100 bucks. My dad even likes to use it on gophers. He also has a .22 LR carbine rifle and he says my pellet gun is actually HEAVIER than the real one, which is what he likes about it, not sure If I am getting it back anytime soon now lol.

why 2 different grain pellets for the beeman and weihrauch ??

My Umarex .22 is a very accurate break brarrel with a Pinty 6-25x50 AO scope

@bigbucksnowhammies77

6 жыл бұрын

Bryan Morgan Same here. 3 weeks in and 2 backyard possums.

Hi Tyler, What R9 model is that? I cannot find it in Pyramyd Air.

If no two guns are the same, even of the same make and model, and especially when looking at the quality of rifling, a different group of guns used in the comparison would have given different results. For the test to be worthy, at least two of each model rifle should have been used. Also, using the same pellet is not fair, since some rifles are pellet fussy. On a break barrel, if the rear sight is mounted to the breech block, even if the barrel would shift, say if the pivot pin and/or lock would wear, the rear sight, as with the font sight, stays constant. In some cases a break barrel is preferred, say in low light conditions or when up against a bunch of Zombies. When speed counts I can load a break barrel a lot faster.

Great video, but the conclusion that Underlever beats break-barrel seems unsupported by the test results. Other factors such as weight, pellet choice, quality, and technique are much more decisive. Given that a break-barrel is much more convenient, and therefore will be used more, and substantially cheaper (HW50/95 vs 97) it is the better choice. A mortal being will not perform better with an underlever until they have years of experience. If ever.

I have the HW77with the Mach V upgrade, any comparison to the 97,?

@Keviin2310

4 жыл бұрын

no. its basically the same gun but diffrent stock.

I own both the R9 and the HW97K. Both are extremely accurate. Is the HW97K more accurate than the R9? With thousands of rounds through both guns, I guess I might reluctantly agree with you. However with guns that are this accurate, I would say that the biggest factor is me. I am the weakest chain in the link! So if both guns are far more accurate than me, which one is better is almost a mute point. Note, I did say almost! Anyway, I enjoy your videos. They give Pyramid Air some much needed credibility and professionalism!

@tylerpatner6591

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul. I agree wholeheartedly. In the case of the vast majority of springers and gas rams, we are the limiting factor. It's a learning process and requires far more time than most are looking to put in, which is why I tend to recommend spending a little more and getting a better quality gun. They lessen that learning curve and are generally way more forgiving.

Well done, leave the gamo's for the rossi guy.

@rudedawg5087

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with a Rossi, my wife's Circuit Judge is one fine little snake getter.

@EarthSurferUSA

3 жыл бұрын

@@rudedawg5087 Your wife owns a Judge? After this last election, I guess anybody could buy one on Craig's list if the money is dirty enough.

Gd video, what scopes are on the air rifles, looking to upgrade

@tylerpatner6591

6 жыл бұрын

One was sporting a Mantis 4-12x40 AO scope, one was a Leapers/UTG SWAT 3-12x44 Compact, one a Bushnell 4-12x40 AO and the last was the stock Gamo CFR scope which is 3-9x40 AO.

My Best,Browning underlever in .177 ,,when I am in good mood it shoots like laser,,,Do a American Classic 1377&1322 ,that's always fun 😂

Hw 95k is my go too rifle you simply can't beat it with practice !

Then came along the Walther LGV Master pro.

Anybody with a Browning Leverage wanna share their opinions on the gun? I'm thinking of picking one up but wanna know if it's a good idea.

Enjoyed the video but dump the Gamo break barrel and throw a Diana 34 T06 Classic into the mix then try again. While I would love to own either the R9 or the 97 I do own 2 RWS 34T06 Classics in .177 and consistently get

@EarthSurferUSA

3 жыл бұрын

I sight my Gamo magnum in at 35-40 yards with a good H&N pellet, (man that Hornet flies as good or better then the best domes to 100 yards, to my amazement), and shoot between 35 and 80 yards for head shots. I almost never see game at a close 20-30 yards. Also, I like to sight my break barrels to 35-40 yards because I don't like the pellet path crossing the line of sight twice, making it easier to use the mill dots of the scope for different distances. You do sound like a pretty good springer shooter. You should practice longer yardages. In the right hands, (IMO, basically not touching the gun so it will shake the same very time), these are 80 yard guns for small game.