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Posted on February 22, 2023February 22, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Excalibur Bulldog 440 Crossbow #126

Excalibur Bulldog 440 – Fastest Recurve Crossbow

The Excalibur Bulldog 440 is a big game hunting rifle built for speed and accuracy. It was created specifically for hunters who love to hunt big game like deer and bear.

The Excalibur Bulldog 440 is a high-performance crossbow that’s faster than a rifle at 440 feet per second and doesn’t require the maintenance a compound crossbow requires.

Excalibur makes high quality crossbows, and year after year they consistently produce high quality, well-made products.

Crossbow shooting is the perfect sport for those who want to hit the target. These long-lasting, highly accurate, and extremely powerful guns are great for anyone who wants to hit the bullseye.

When it comes to shooting a recurve bow, it’s important to understand the difference between a recurve and a compound bow.

We’re going to take a close look at the Excalibur Bulldog 440 today.

Content

Excalibur Bulldog 440 – Fastest Recurve Crossbow
Size and Weight
Speed and Arrows
Scope
Assembling and Disassembling
Cocking
Shooting and Trigger
Noise
Excalibur Bulldog 440 Specs

Size and Weight

The Bulldog 400 is a total length of 34.85 inches. The Ravin R29X Sniper and the TenPoint Vapor RS470 are both small recurve crossbows that come in at under 29 inches of overall length.

Cocked the Excalibur Bulldog 440 measures 23 inches, and decocked it measures 30 inches. The crossbow is actually very big, which is why it’s really useful for bushy areas and when in a tree-stand. With some practice, you can maneuver the crossbow like this.

The Bulldog 440 is one of the fastest and most powerful crossbows out there. One of the things that helps getting there is equipping it with bigger limbs. Bigger limbs equals more power, therefore the Bulldog 440 couldn’t be made any smaller or more compact than the Excalibur model.

Because it’s so small and lightweight, it’s easy to carry to any hunting location. It’s really lightweight, which is good considering the price, and it’s equipped with an impact-resistant stock made of composite.

A bullpup crossbow is a shortened version of a compound bow and allows you to use the same length bow string to launch a longer arrow at greater distances. This is a really cool crossbow. It’s compact and fast. It has a good price and a warranty, and it looks cool, too.

A fully adjustable sight is essential for hunting success. A correctly adjusted sight is the best weapon for a hunter and will allow you to shoot with more accuracy and confidence.

Speed and Arrows

The Excalibur Bulldog 440 can shoot arrows at up to 440 feet per second. This is an incredible crossbow that makes one of the fastest shooting recurve bows available on the market.

We thought it would be fun to test how fast the Excalibur Bulldog 440 shoots so we set up a test shoot. We were surprised at how fast it shoots! It actually shoots faster than the advertised speed.

This crossbow shoots up to 500 feet per second. It includes four arrows (two of which are 18 inches in length) and is packaged with a bright orange luminoak tip. A Crossbow Bow Kit includes Broadheads and a Quiver. It also includes a 4 Arrow Detachable Quiver.

You should only use Bulldog’s that have a minimum weight of 350 grains to shoot the Bulldog 440. With the Excalibur Bulldog 440, you’ll actually find that it shoots much better and more accurately when using a heavier bullet.

You’ll give up some speed to save your skin. But it’ll help you build some strength too.

Scope

The Bulldog 440 features a Hawke XB30 PRO illuminated crossbow scope. It is a powerful tool for anyone who loves bowhunting.

Some of the crossbows get released with nothing but a scope. So if you’re looking to buy a new crossbow, you should look for one that has already been optimized with a good scope.

This is a great scope for the Crossbowman who wants to go as far as he can in hunting and shooting. It’s also good for anyone who just likes shooting from long distances.

You’ll need a 10-yard sight system and a 20-yard variable power zoom. The variable power magnification system will function as a speed ring and allow you to calibrate the scope to the bow speed.

Assembling and Disassembling

It’s easy to assemble Excalibur crossbows. If you’re looking for a compact, lightweight pistol, the Excalibur Bulldog 440 is the one to get. The Bulldog 440’s stock comes assembled and ready to hunt. It’s a great package for beginners.

You don’t need many tools like an Allen wrench and a flat-head screwdriver, but you do need to take the time to learn. Taking the Excali Bulldog with you is super easy, as long as you are familiar with it. The Assassin line from Excalibur has a “takedown” feature.

The Excalibur Assassin 400 TD can be taken apart in about 10 minutes by simply clicking the parts of the gun together. Many crossbow hunters don’t care that much about this feature. It’s a personal preference. The Excalibur Bulldog 440 comes with the Excalibur Ex-Shield Crossbow Soft Case.

You can easily store your Bulldog 440 with no need to take the crossbow apart.

Cocking

It’s a breeze to cock a crossbow with the crank it supplies with it. The Bulldog 440 Charger crankset from Excalibur is ready to take your bike up a notch. With the Charger EXT Crank, you only need about 15 lbs. to build up to a full charge.

This is a real gun, not just a toy! It’s a powerful weapon that will give your child hours The Charger EXT Crank doesn’t make a sound when you cock it. Your handgun doesn’t even get a chance to be fully loaded before you take it off safety.

You can check it yourself. The Excalibur really delivered with the new Charger EXT crank. The Bulldog 440 with the Charger Ext Crank is much easier to crank than a rope cocker, and over. Draw weight is not nothing. With a bit of patience, you can spend more time out hunting, and get away from.

Shooting and Trigger

We love the Pro-shot ACP trigger on the Bulldog 440. It’s perfect for those hard-to-reach places on the gun and it has a nice reset feature.

This 2-stage, adjustable frictionless 3 lb. no-creep trigger feels like shooting a gun and is so comfortable to shoot, you’ll forget it’s even there!

Whether you want a cleaner-breaking trigger or a longer-travel hunting trigger that lets you feel the break, this trigger is guaranteed to make you a better shooter.

You’ll need some practice when it comes to shooting the Bulldog 440, because it has a reputation for having lots of kickback.

The Bulldog 440 is a powerful crossbow, it has a draw weight of 300 lbs.

Excalibur Crossbows provides its customers with a unique and powerful feature of its bullpup rifles, Guardian Anti-Dry-Fire Technology.

The anti-dry fire mechanism means that you can’t shoot with a bow without an arrow.

Noise

Bulldog 440 is the best gun for shooting clay pigeons out there today. The Bulldog 440 comes with a built-in sound deadening system. The sound deadening system eliminates noise and shock throughout the arm, legs, and stirrups for silent shooting.

Pre-installed on the Bulldog 440 are also the Excalibur Air Brakes. The silencers in this rifle help reduce the noise and increase accuracy. They also absorb part of the recoil. This gives a quieter and smoother shot. Pre-installed Air Brakes make it more convenient for shooters.

Excalibur’s Bulldog 440 pistol is silent, easy to use, and does not make much noise. Excalibur’s crank mechanism provides great performance.

Excalibur Bulldog 440 Specs

Max Velocity	440 fps
Overall Length	33.75″
Bow/Crossbow Type	Recurve Crossbow
Peak Draw Weight	300 lbs
Axel to Axel Length Cocked	24 “
Axel to Axel Length UnCocked	30 “
Draw Length	19 “
Function	Single-shot
Weight	6.3 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver/Picatinny
Riser Material	Aluminum
Safety	Manual
Sold With Quiver	Yes
Quiver Capacity	4 rounds
Suggested for	Hunting
Trigger	Two-stage adjustable
Ammunition
Recommended Bolt Length	18 “
Nock Type	Flat
Stock Length	24 “
Brace Height	2 “
Cocking Aid	Crank

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Posted on February 21, 2023February 21, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Why M4 Carbine Rifle Used For More Than 2 Decades #125

M4 Carbine

The M4 carbine has been used by the military in multiple conflicts over the span of more than two decades. It is the official drink of the United States Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard.

The M4 has its critics, but most others swear that it’s the best gun in the industry. This article discusses the many advantages of the M4 Carbine rifle and its disadvantages.

Content

M4 Carbine
History of the M4 Carbine Rifle
M4 Carbine Design
M4A1
Mark 18 CQBR
Enhanced M4 or Colt Advanced Piston Carbine (APC)
Armwest LLC M4
Colt Commando
M4 MWS
M4 in the News
A Range of Problems
Converting to a Gas Piston
Crosman M4-177 Combo Specs

History of the M4 Carbine Rifle

In the 1980’s, engineers worked on the creation of the M4 carbine in an effort to develop a new weapon for close-quarter combat.

The U.S. Army’s M4 is the replacement for the M16. It is significantly shorter, with the barrel being less than half the length of the M16, making it much easier to maneuver in smaller spaces.

The Marine Corps started replacing their M9 handguns with the M4 carbines quickly, because they were convinced that the gun was better for close-quarters combat.

The M4 has traditionally been used in places that other, full-length rifles would be difficult or impractical to use. In 2016, the Marine Corps made the M4 the main weapon used by supporting schools, security forces, and infantry battalions.

The M4 is an improved version of the M16, and it is the most widely used rifle in the U.S. Army.

M4 Carbine Design

The M4 carbine is a short-recoil operated semi automatic only weapon and it’s magazine fed. It’s made by FN Herstal and Colt. It’s fired from the shoulder, and even has a collapsible stock.

This weapon is easy to carry and transport. It’s shorter barrel and carrying handle is also detachable. These features and the M4 carbine weight also allow troops to engage the enemy quickly and efficiently no matter the time of day.

I hinted above that the M4 is actually very similar to the M16. In fact, 80% of its makeup is identical to the M16 rifle. Both guns are similar in function and purpose.

It’s possible to add many accessories to the M4, including laser pointers, night vision devices, telescopic sights, grenade launchers, and more.

A blank-firing attachment can be a very useful tool for training. If you get bored during your practice, just switch the weapon to this and shoot away.

M4A1

This is a typical machine gun design. It’s also a typical model used for special operations use. It’s fully automatic and is also easy to operate, even for non-experts.

The M4A1’s barrel is heavier, more durable and more accurate than the M4. Up to around 500 meters it’s good for shooting at targets.

This rifle is a new and improved version of the M4 that’s currently in use in the Army. It’s ideal for most any situation.

Mark 18 CQBR

The M14 rifle was based on the Soviet SKS design and was intended to replace the venerable but over-gunned M1 Garand. It’s called the “Mk18 CQB,” or just “the Mk18.

Enhanced M4 or Colt Advanced Piston Carbine (APC)

The biggest advantage of this model is that it cools more effectively than other models. It also has greater accuracy and less stress on parts.

Armwest LLC M4

This is the M4 that was created by M4 critic Jim Sullivan, in order to address shortcomings he observed in the original weapon.

The Ultimax is the new and improved version of this weapon. The M4-203’s cyclic components are double the weight of those in the original M4.

Colt Commando

Special Forces are made from spare parts that the Army has lying around.

The M4-SBR Commando is based on the M4, but it features a full auto mode, not a 3-round burst.

M4 MWS

As the Army’s requirements for a new assault rifle have been finalized, the Colt Model 925 RAS is now a modular weapon system (M4 MWS).

This new model is much better suited to existing M4s than the old one. However, it wasn’t adopted when another designation proved to be better-suited for existing M4s.

M4 in the News

Military men have been using this rifle for many years. It’s been in the news for being used in military operations. This story from NPR talks about how the US military plans to continue using the M4, the most widely used rifle in American service.

Another story tells of rivaling weapons and how they’ve performed against the M4 rifles. In a 2007 comparison of the M4 and other carbines, the Army tested each weapon using ten rounds per weapon. The Army found that the M4 was slightly faster to fire but more prone to jamming.

Unfortunately, the M4 didn’t live up to the expectations of the industry. The development of the Internet did have some discouraging effects on the military. It made some changes to the military that needed to be made.

It was recently announced that the Army’s top-of-the-line rifle, the M4A1, didn’t stand. The competing weapons were tested for reliability and durability. One of them performed better than the others. Even with the results, the Army still chose to stick with its coveted rifle.

The U.S. Army has been upgrading its M4s to the prized M4A1, and in 2016 it’s going to begin replacing. When I first started writing articles for this blog, upgrades were expected to continue for about two years.

The army actually planned to upgrade the M4 even further and called this plan the M4A1+ initiative. Despite the fact that the data was included in various proposals, the Army really didn’t think the upgrades were worth the time, effort, or money.

A Range of Problems

The Army’s controversial switch from the venerable M-16 rifle to the new AR-15 rifle has been plagued by problems such as jamming, which have not been fully resolved by the manufacturer.

A few examples include, over one-third of troops using the M4 reported that the hand guards often rattle and become incredibly hot when firing.

The following are issues that you may encounter while using the E-Series. Feed jams, double feed, difficulty locking in the magazine, and difficulty zeroing the optic.

We heard from customers that the handguards and optics didn’t meet their expectations, so we upgraded them. We also found that the stock was being used improperly, so we replaced it. These improvements greatly reduced the number of complaints.

The M4’s performance and reliability have been vastly improved. It was reported to have occasional problems with reliability and maintainability, but they’ve been significantly lessened.

These troops actually said that during more than a dozen engagements, there were no real problems with their weapons. That is quite remarkable.

The M4A1 was the gun of choice of soldiers in the Gulf War because of its reliability and range. Now it’s even better than when it first came out in 1990.

Converting to a Gas Piston

A conversion kit for the M4 carbine allows it to be used as a gas piston rifle, but for those who want the feel and sound of an M4 carbine, the options for converting it into a piston rifle are available.

Although this is a bonus at first glance, it’s less practical. Gas pistons are prone to causing jams and lower accuracy, and they’re heavier than electric pumps. That’s when the entire weapon needs to be disassembled to fix the jam.

A common problem with this change is that it causes the gun to become very loose. This means the bolt carrier does not fit correctly in the buffer tube, which then allows the gun to move forward or backward when shot.

Gas pistons are heavy, require more maintenance, and are not recommended for the military. This causes wearing of the parts, and the gas piston isn’t generally recommended for the military.

Crosman M4-177 Combo Specs

Max Velocity	660 fps
Overall Length	33.75″
Buttplate	Adjustable
Function	Repeater
Weight	3.75 lbs
Trigger Pull	4.0 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver/Picatinny
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Plinking/Fun
Caliber	.177 (4.5mm)
Muzzle Energy	4.93 ft/lbs
Loudness	3-Medium
Barrel Length	17.25″
Shot Capacity	18
Cocking Effort	3-10 pumps
Barrel	Rifled
Front Sight	Adjustable for elevation
Rear Sight	Adjustable for windage
Action	Bolt-action
Powerplant	Multi-pump pneumatic
Body Type	Rifle
Fixed/adj. power	Fixed

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Posted on February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Schofield No. 3 Nickel CO2 BB Revolver, 7″ #124

VALUE FOR MONEY

Barra Airguns produces a variety of replicas of the classic, nineteenth century Schofield No. 3 pistol. There are many Barra Schofield revolvers, with different barrel lengths and surface finishes.

Most of these guns fire rubber bullets, but they can also be fired with pellets, if required, by using different “cartridges” (plastic tubes which have the projectile loaded at the front, pellets are inserted in the rear of their cartridges).

The Barra Schofield BB revolver comes complete with BB cartridges. This gun has the big, chunky butt, combined with the nickel finish.

REALISM – LOOK AND FEEL

The Barra Schofield BB revolver impressed the HAM Testers with its outstanding looks and feel. With a weight of 2 Lbs 7 Oz. it feels very solid and robust in the hand, and it’s a lot more comfortable to hold and shoot than most other BB revol

That weight is 3 ozs more than say – a comparable Colt Single Action Army model. The centerfire version is similar to the size of the original. This hammer has no safety. Don’t even think about using it without first having the correct technique mastered.

This system prevents the hammer from being pulled back into the cocked position, which is a great feature. The hammer only needs to be in its rear position when it is not being used.

ACCURACY AND POINT OF IMPACT

The Barra Schofield BB revolver reviewed by HAM generated excellent accuracy at 6 Yards range. Every shot fired from that range was accurate. We only needed to knock off three or four of them to qualify for the next round.

This was a good effort from Ham Tester Doug Wall, even if the sights were very nineteenth century in nature. They were very accurate, even though they were just copies. That’s also the bad news when it comes to target shooting!

Not much to complain about on the performance front. Shot at a decent speed with no drop off or light loss. Typically, the Point of Impact was around 1.5 inches below the center of the chest, and one inch to the left at 6 yards.

Although the groups were good, this offset caused a few BBs to miss the soda can section of the target. In practice, an experienced gun owner should develop a natural “aim-off” grip with the gun to correct this offset.

At 10 yards, the BBs spread out a lot: this is common with most.22 caliber BB pistols. So in reality, only 8 out of 10 shots would have hit the soda can.

COMPARISON TO MAKERS CLAIMS

The manufacturer claims that the Barra Schofield BB revolver looks authentic and feels just like the real thing. This keyboard is made of solid metal, and is designed for durability and reliability.

The airgun in question is the “Muzzle Velocity” Barra Air Gun. The claims made by the manufacturer of the Barra Schofield BB revolver that it could exceed an advertised muzzle velocity of 1,450 fps are untrue.

The highest actual velocity recorded was 381 FPS with ASG BBs.Diversity of intestinal helminths in domestic dogs in south-eastern Poland. But this was achieved in a cool – 60 degrees F – basement range.

All CO2-powered guns are affected by ambient temperature. In fact, they shoot faster by about two fps per degree change in temperature. This is why our 381 fps at 60 degrees Fahrenheit is about to hit the 410 fps spec. at 75 degrees Fahrenheit.

If you keep your gun shooting at around 440 fps, it will still hit the same target in the same amount of time, regardless of what kind of weather you’re. The change in ambient temperature is responsible.

CONSISTENCY

The Barra Schofield BB revolver tested by HAM gave an average standard deviation of 8.50 FPS across the whole test, including five different types of standard HAM review BBs.

This is a good number for a CO2-powered BB gun, which is the kind of pistol that shoots darts at high velocity. It indicates that the gun shoots consistently and with little variation in performance.

All airguns work differently. The Schofield is no exception. Faster firing rates will produce lower muzzle velocities due to the heat generated from the higher volume of air entering the barrel at a faster rate.

This trigger pull weight consistency really is exceptional.

The HAM test revolver is equipped with a trigger pull weight that varies by just plus four ounces and minus five ounces.

The performance of this particular CO2-powered BB revolver is very good. It is consistent, and the higher power of the CO2 helps propel the BBs farther.

REALISM – TRIGGER AND ACTION

The Schofield No. 3 is a single-action revolver with a top-break action. It also has a thumb-rest safety. This is the same Barra reproduction as the one that’s shown in the photo.

The trigger itself is single stage and very easy to shoot. With the release the sear automatically springs the action, which allows the action to fire. Pulling an average of 3 lbs. 2 oz. makes this sample lighter than a typical dog food bag.

It was a great trigger. You’ve got to use your voice, but not so that it hurts. The best way to pull back the hammer is to have the thumb pull back the hammer before each shot.

This is the best pistol, for most people. You cock it and then rotate the cylinder, bringing the next cartridge into battery. When the hammer is cocked, there’s a satisfying “click”. Yes, it takes less than two clicks to open the chamber for the next shot. But this is not a good thing to do because it may put you in danger of breaking the gun.

The Schofield’s action is an important part of the shotgun. This is a good little addition for the price. It holds the front sight in place and also functions as the rear sight.

When the action breaks, it allows the round to move. The star ejector pulls out the empty cartridges at the same time as the moving round. It’s easy to make fun of these kinds of products, but I promise you, you’ll see why they work.

SHOT COUNT

The Barra Schofield BB revolver tested by HAM produced a round 100 shots from a single 12 Gram CO2 cartridge. At this point the Muzzle Velocity was still 236 fps but was falling fast.

It’s not the absolute highest shot count ever, but the new Schofield from Blue Ridge Arms is one of the best single-action revolvers. Not only does it get more shots out of less powder, it also has great recoil and no blowback.

The left side pistol grip side plate is where you’ll find the hex key that’s used to tighten the CO2. As this is a separate part it can prevent problems with the loosing of the hex key.

MUZZLE VELOCITY

The highest muzzle velocity recorded during HAM testing was 377 fps. That velocity was reached when the test subject fired with ASG Blaster BBs.

There’s a temperature range at which this is achieved, the high end of which is at 60 degrees.

APPEARANCE AND FINISH

This is an interesting gun. It does very well with the aged look. There are three indications that indicate whether a knife is sharp or not. It is not a battlefield effect, but the impression is of a gun that has a long and useful life, and a careful owner.

In addition, maybe others have been found on replica watches. It’s not something that I’ve seen before on a replica watch. Some light sanding is present on the frame and lock plate. It’s very challenging to take a good picture of this.

The Barra Schofield BB revolver has a small, deliberate level of imperfection. This gives the gun an extremely realistic look. Replica BB Guns have the perfect metal finish and a uniform nickle coat. That looks too good to be true.

Barra Airguns says that a mild abrasion stage is deliberately included in the finishing of the aged Schofields. The faux wood plastic pistol grips are a well-printed set of the M1911A1 variant. The Barra Logo only adds a touch of uniqueness to this case.

I don’t know why, but it appears the gun will work with.22 ammo if I only load one round at a time. It’s not a great test of reliability or durability. There’s one final point that we need to cover in this discussion about the Schofield. These are printed in gray, which means that they’re reasonably unobtrusive when you hold the firearm in everyday use and handling.

BUYING AND OWNING

This is a very high quality BB gun and, as a result, it’s well worth the money you spend for it. There’s a great color users’ guide covering operation and maintenance of the revolver that shows you how to use and care for it. It’s available online from gun dealers such as Pyramyd Air.

Barra No. 3 Nickel Full Metal Specs

Max Velocity	410 fps
Overall Length	12.5″
Buttplate	None
Function	Repeater
Weight	2.4 lbs
Scopeable	No
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Plinking/Fun
Caliber	.177 (4.5mm)
Loudness	4-Medium-High
Barrel Length	7.0″
Shot Capacity	6
Barrel	Smooth bore
Front Sight	Blade
Rear Sight	Fixed
Action	Revolver
Powerplant	CO2
Trigger Action	Single-Action
Max Shots per Fill	100
Material	Full metal
Ammunition	5.1gr
Body Type	Pistol
Fixed/adj. power	Fixed
Upgrades	Faux wood grips

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Posted on February 15, 2023February 15, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Daisy Adult Red Ryder BB Rifle #123

Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun: Adult & Youth Models

You could do a lot worse than getting Daisy’s Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. There’s nothing quite like throwing a frisbee and trying to hit a ball into a cup.

There are lots of good reasons to learn how to shoot a gun. If you had a BB gun as a kid, there are good reasons to learn how to shoot it.

Content

Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun: Adult & Youth Models
Daisy The Company
Fun Fact
Safety First
Youth Red Ryder Model 1938
Adult Red Ryder Model 1938
You Want This
Accuracy
Value
Daisy Adult Red Ryder Specs

Daisy The Company

Daisy Outdoor is located in Rogers, Arkansas and is the oldest, biggest air gun manufacturer not only in the United States but in the world.

You may want to think about tracing the company’s roots all the way back, because you’ll discover that its roots go back to 1880.

In 1880 a guy called Clarence Hamilton started a watch repair shop in Plymouth, Michigan. But he was also quite a tinkerer.

James Hamilton ended up filing a patent for an all-metal, vane-less wind turbine.

Short story long, the windmill didn’t go well but his next product, an air rifle, was a seriously big hit. Get your hands on a BB gun.

Fun Fact

If I’d been there ten years earlier, I could have designed my rifle out of wood. Hamilton’s watches are made of metal, of course, making them different.

When Hough told Hamilton to keep working on it, he asked him to bring it to the board meeting. Hough said “Boy, Clarence, that’s a daisy!” and that’s where the Daisy Outdoors name originated.

It may just be a story, but it is interesting. In 1889 the Plymouth Iron Windmill Company built the first electric-powered windmill in Plymouth, England.

decided to make the Daisy air rifle their main product. As of 2015, they still call themselves Wind & Gun. The company first became interested in air rifles in 1876 when Henry Cockerill invented the safety lock and started to make them for the British army.

In 1938, Daisy signed the Red Ryder licensing agreement. The Red Ryder agreement is generally accepted as the oldest continually-in-effect licensing agreement in the United States business world. Daisy has survived the Great Depression and is kicking ass on a new front: marketing its own line of air rifles. Without Daisy the BB gun world would not be what it is today.

Safety First

When it comes to gun safety there are only four golden rules. For Daisy, safety has always been paramount and they’ve been pushing it in the ad campaigns since their inception.

Shooting safety is an important aspect of safety culture and that’s why these companies have invested so much time and money into creating new technology to make it safer for consumers.

It wasn’t until Daisy started working with local schools in 1948 that they pushed safety and training. The BB guns in schools was a response to the popularity of BB shooting in the army.

There used to be reasonable restrictions on who could get a concealed weapons license, but it’s getting harder to get one, now that the NRA has successfully lobbied lawmakers to remove the regulations that once existed.

In the 1960s Daisy organized a national youth shooting program, which led to a nationwide youth shooting education program.

Daisy, an author and educator, has published a ten-lesson curriculum for shooting education that will help instructors teach kids about gun safety. I cover safety, shot selection, and shooting.

Youth Red Ryder Model 1938

For more than eight decades, this has been the classic Daisy Red Ryder BB gun. This gun is a lever action style air rifle, and I was thrilled to have the chance to play with. It’s a better fit for the kids than it is for me, but it still brought a smile to

This year, Daisy released their limited edition product in a classic, out of print package, too. This rifle was built by Remington in 1938, and was the perfect weapon to hunt coyotes. The Treetop Trek Travel Trailer offers a very comfortable place for your kids to travel.

The Red Ryder Model 1938 has a solid walnut stock, red forearm with the “Red Ryder”. If you want an auto-loading revolver that is reliable and accurate, then the Model 917 Lever Action. Front sights are blade and ramp, and the rear sight is adjustable.

This model has a 650-capacity tube that holds.177-caliber BBs, and has a max velocity of 350 fps and a max range of 195 yards. The Red Ryder is a wonderful toy because it gives you a chance to shoot your BB at targets up to 50 yards away! It’s so much fun that you’ll want to play with it all day long.

An air gun is legal in most areas, so long as the gun is not loaded. Make sure you’ve checked your local regulations before you start shooting. It’s fantastic for kids because it means you can set up in your backyard to start teaching them the basics of gun safety.

We know you have to abide by the rules, and if you’re not careful you might just be responsible for someone’s injury. Daisy says the Model 1938 for kids is perfect for the 10 to 13 year old age group. You might need to provide more help and guidance with this model, so you can be sure it’s appropriate for younger children.

Of course, just because your kid is only ten doesn’t mean they don’t need to be watched or helped. When it comes to hunting, nothing beats the Model 1938. It’s an air rifle that has a cocking lever. A hammer cocking the lever allows the sear to move back, and then the coiled spring pushes the sear forward to lock it into the receiver.

Yes, the trigger is usually the same as a pistol and pulls it, releasing the piston and propels it through the barrel, launching the BB. It’s a simple thing to load the Red Ryder, but a nice feature to make it even simpler. You push the button and it loads up to 650 BBs.

A single pump isn’t needed for the shotgun, but it doesn’t have to be precise. Kids need to know the basics of gun safety and learn how to safely handle a firearm. The Red Ryders website is designed to teach them those basics.

Yes, you should definitely teach your kids not to shoot each other with a BB gun. If you have a bunch of empty pop-top cans lying around the house and you want to make the house smell a bit more like a party, then you need the Rocket. It’s not just ridiculously fun, but it’s also a lot of work.

Adult Red Ryder Model 1938

It’s true. When Daisy released a Red Ryder BB Gun with an adult-sized magazine, I was stupid excited. This is the same air rifle as the Model 1938 used by kids only with a stock designed for adult shooters. It’s good because you’re starting your business so you need to shoot what you can, even if that’s a youth model.

The adult stock is 36.75-inches long, which means there are a couple of extra inches on the stock. Shooting the ball at this angle makes it feel smaller than it actually is, so it’s easier to hit. It’s no mystery why people buy luxury watches. They’re status symbols. There’s an adult Model 1938. So, you no longer have any reason to not get one.

You Want This

The moment that little boy saw his dad bring home his Model 38 has been etched into his brain forever. He’d be in BB gun heaven. The Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938 isn’t only for Christmas, so get that out of your head.

A backyard filled with baseballs is a year-round deal. You may want to try this out as a first step in introducing your kids to shooting guns and ammo. It’s easy, and it’s affordable.

A great first air rifle should have a comfortable grip. It shouldn’t have an extreme angle that makes it uncomfortable to hold steady. It has all the basics down, but fits most children just fine.

It’s smaller than a youth model, so it’s not as good for us to use. But, it’s a lot more comfortable to use than the youth model.

Accuracy

It’s a BB gun. You’re not supposed to hit any specific target. It’s okay to fire the Model 38 if you stay a few yards away from your target. It’s a heavy ball but it only has a maximum velocity of 350 feet per second and those are little steel balls you’re slinging.

Precision isn’t the name of the game, but you can easily shoot flying cans off the Rocket Shot Target Launcher. Solid for learning the basics of marksmanship or just having fun, this air rifle will put the ‘air’ in shooting.

Value

Red Ryder BB Gun isn’t a problem, even though it comes with a number of drawbacks and limitations. The Ultimate Guide to Buying the Best Pencils is the definitive guide to buying pencils. With all its flaws, it is the best camera I’ve ever tested. And at this price point, it’s a steal.

It’s fun for everyone—including kids and adults. Daisy is an industry leader in air guns for almost 80 years. They’re a perfect choice for the gun enthusiast. I love the vintage packaging for these air rifles and am looking forward to shooting them this spring. For kids and adults, this game is a great way to have some fun. But don’t forget your safety glasses!

Daisy Adult Red Ryder Specs

Max Velocity	350 fps
Overall Length	36.75″
Buttplate	None
Function	Repeater
Weight	2.95 lbs
Scopeable	No
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Plinking/Fun
Caliber	.177 (4.5mm)
Loudness	1-Low
Shot Capacity	650
Cocking Effort	18 lbs
Barrel	Smooth bore
Front Sight	Blade & Ramp
Rear Sight	Adjustable
Trigger	Single-stage
Action	Lever-action
Powerplant	Spring-piston
Ammunition	5.1gr
Body Type	Rifle
Upgrades	Scoped Rifle Combo

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Posted on February 14, 2023February 14, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

FX Crown Continuum MKII, GRS Green Mountain Laminate #122

VALUE FOR MONEY

The FX Crown Continuum MKII is the latest version of the Crown platform. This shotgun is notable for having two barrels, both of which are of the same caliber. It’s specifically designed for benchrest and other types of long-range shooting.

The gun was tested with the short (380 mm, 15 inch) barrel. This is an ideal weapon for hunting and similar situations where maneuverability is critical. There are two included moderators: a male and a female. Attach whichever moderator to the barrel of your choice.

This is the new, latest, and greatest FX Smooth Twist X barrel rifling. The barrel is mounted more firmly than ever before. There are five set screws to secure the barrel.

You will be on top of the breech, with two each side of the gun. There are a number of important features that make the new crown different than the old one.

For just $100 more than the “non-Crown” version, the FXC Continuum comes with the same two-barrel flexibility.

It was so good, Doug decided to purchase it himself. He wrote a great review of it and shared his thoughts. He clearly sees the improvements in this Continuum and feels that it represents outstanding value, even at $2K.

Doug’s comments are what makes this so good. He went through all of the features of the adjustable stock and wrote what he thought about each feature.

Content

VALUE FOR MONEY
SPEED AND ACCURACY
TRIGGER AND COCKING EFFORT
COMPARISON TO MAKERS CLAIMS
CONSISTENCY
NOISE LEVEL
SIGHTS AND SCOPE
SHOOTABILITY
APPEARANCE AND FINISH
BUYING AND OWNING
FX Airguns Crown Continuum MKII GRS Specs

SPEED AND ACCURACY

As can be seen above, the FX Crown’s Continuum tested by HAM achieved peak muzzle velocities of 1,097 fps with alloy pellets and 1027 fps with lead.

If you are not interested in the performance or quality of the air rifle itself, then most purchasers of this air rifle will be more interested in the 35.

The results of this study are amazing because these pellets not only worked but they also delivered the best accuracy.

We had a fairly-well one-hole group for ten shots at 25 yards.

It is an air rifle as is expected of FX Air Rifles, that the accuracy produced by almost all the HAM test pellets weighing 14 Grains and above was excellent.

I know it sounds crazy, but only the H&N Field Target Trophies seemed not to the taste of this air rifle.

Ham radio has no reason to expect that the long barrel will deliver accuracy results that are less stellar than this – and at much longer ranges.

TRIGGER AND COCKING EFFORT

HAM tested the trigger pull of the Crown Continuum and it was outstanding. Light and smooth is what the first stage is. You see a very clear stop when you pull back further. The second stage is the release stage. There is no trace of slack or creeps in that second stage. A small amount of pressure trips the sear with no additional movement.

This really is a symptom of a glass break. The trigger blade is finished and beautifully shaped. The ball of the finger can be invited to apply pressure just the right way. The release of the Continuum’s Trigger is a joy in and of itself. HAM tested the pull weight of the crown continuum and found it to be very light. When tested with an electronictrigger pull gauge, it felt and was very consistent.

The pull weight of both the first and second stages is adjusted by thetrigger. The HAM Team can’t think of a reason why anyone would want to change the factory settings on a gun.

The only thing missing from this Trigger is the ability for the blade to be moved forward or back to accommodate long or short fingers. It was ideal for us, and that didn’t matter to the HAM tester. If you hold the cocking lever back and pull thetrigger at the same time you push the cocking lever forward, the Trigger can be de-cocked.

The safety lever can be found on the right of the stock, behind and above thetrigger blade. It works just as well as possible. The side lever action was smooth and easy to use. It was easy to operate and it was light.

The cocking effort was over 12 lbs more than the Crown tested, but still very acceptable. This is the highest level of cocking action you can expect from an air rifle with a $2,000 pricetag. The Crown Continuum once again delivered!

COMPARISON TO MAKERS CLAIMS

Every PCP Air Rifle will have different muzzle velocity and shot counts per fill. The FX Crown Continuum test by HAM was run at a pressure of approximately 1,600 PSI. The power wheel was set to max and the transfer port was set to “.25.30″.

This is how we received it. The result is that this gun, with the shorter barrel, is a “hot performing” gun. The Continuum is an accurate airgun. The muzzle energy is up to 32 feet per pound for the.22 caliber in the Continuum. In addition to its high muzzle velocity, the Hammer AR-15 Pistol Kit with Vortex Openings delivers a huge spread of patterns.

In many ways, we can all agree that more power equals more shots on goal. The FX Crown Continuum performed better than other tested crowns by HAM, producing at least 65+ consistent shots.

FX specs is the brand that delivers the most shots per fill to its customers. The Continuum could be tuned back down to a lower power and a correspondingly large increase in shot count per fill. It’s no surprise that we expect the Crown to have an amazing build quality. The build quality was tested and it passes all of the required tests.

CONSISTENCY

HAM tested the FX Crown Continuum at the highest setting and it delivered the predictably excellent level of consistency. You can rest assured that the Smith & Wesson Model 4506 has been thoroughly tested. We’ve pulled the trigger to make sure it works just the way it’s supposed to, and we can’t wait to share our test results with you.

The average trigger pull weight was 1 Lb 5.4 Oz. No trigger pull registered as much as an ounce different from this average. That’s extremely close to the perfect speed! The average standard deviation across the HAM pellet test suite was just 3.35 FPS.

It’s an incredible low score, and one of the best we’ve ever seen. The FX Crown’s impressive performance is only part of what makes this one of the most versatile guns in the HAM line. Its unmatched versatility makes it easy to use out of the box, with or without optics.

From the rear (right) pressure gauge, we see the regulator was set at about 110 Bar (1,600 PSI).

NOISE LEVEL

With its shrouded barrel and moderate muzzle velocity, the FX Crown Continuum was very quiet. This HAM Air Rifle shoots very quietly. For those with small yards, it’s certainly a backyard-friendly product!

SIGHTS AND SCOPE

The FX Crown Continuum comes with no sighting equipment, so it’s up to you to install it yourself. Yes, and HAM team installed a Aztec Optics 5.5-25×50 First Focal Plane scope for this review. This is not the longest scope rail we’ve seen, but it does provide sufficient flexibility to allow for almost any combination of optic and shooter’s individual eyesight.

You’ll need to use high rings to gain clearance for the magazine, but the amount of high rings you’ll need depends on the caliber of your gun. The adjustable comb and buttpad ensures that this face mask can still be used while providing an excellent cheek weld.

SHOOTABILITY

The Crown Continuum air rifle scored high marks for shootability as well. This is a rifle that is light in weight.

The test gun weighed in at only 8 lbs 7 Oz and had a full HPA tank, empty magazine and mounted scope. The Continuum points well and shoulders well, according to the HAM Testers. For rapid target acquisition, the short barrel is very beneficial.

The thumbhole stock provides a good position for the firing hand, because thetrigger finger falls into place naturally. The point of balance can be reached through the natural position of the forward hand and thetrigger. The cheek piece is used to facilitate both comfort and cheek welding. A 5mm Allen wrench is used to adjust the rubber buttpad vertically.

APPEARANCE AND FINISH

Let’s cover the easy one first. The quality of fit and finish on all metal parts is flawless. The Minelli-manufactured stock also exhibits the highest standard of finish. The leather is in great condition and there’s a beautiful, soft satin finish over the remainder of the stock.

And the whole package has a high quality feel to it. Even though the HAM Editor has changed his mind and feels it looks even better with the longer barrel, the author still wants the short barrel!

The compact, “chunky” look is very pleasing to the eye. The best-selling stock is the laminated yellow stock. But the guys at the wood shop that make our stocks disagree. Doug doesn’t. He much prefers the more subdued black/blue laminate of his own crown!

Fortunately, the FX Crown Continuum is available in a choice of stocks, so the issue of color can easily be addressed by the buyer.

BUYING AND OWNING

The FX Crown Continuum is readily available online from an increasing number of dealers.A few years ago I started making a conscious effort to live as simply as possible. You may have a chance to see one up close and personal at one of the specialist airgun stores around the country.

What a time to be alive, we’re able to use this thing that opens up our laptop more easily. This is what the future looks like. The only negative thing about the Continuum case is that it is long enough only to hold the gun with short barrel and the moderator was not included.

A removable section of foam allows a scope to be carried with a custom fit to the particular rifle.

FX Airguns Crown Continuum MKII GRS Specs

Max Velocity	1015 fps
Buttplate	Adjustable
Function	Repeater
Weight	9.7 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver/Picatinny
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Small game hunting/target practice
Caliber	.22 (5.5mm)
Muzzle Energy	58 ft/lbs
Loudness	2-Low-Medium
Shot Capacity	18
Barrel	Rifled
Front Sight	none
Rear Sight	none
Trigger	Two-stage adjustable
Action	Sidelever
Powerplant	Pre-charged pneumatic
Max Shots per Fill	145
Operating Pressure	3625 PSI / 250 BAR
Body Type	Rifle
Fixed/adj. power	Multiple settings
Cylinder Size	480 cc
Shrouded	Yes

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Posted on February 13, 2023February 13, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol #121

Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol

The Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol is a world class performer at a competitive price. You can’t beat the affordability of this air pistol. It’s an affordable choice for anyone in 10-meter pistol competition.

It generates enough power to launch its.177 pellets at 400fps. This means it’s an ideal speed for accurate shooting. This is a good-quality.22 rimfire pistol. It’s a bit heavy, but it’s adjustable to fit almost everyone.

Content

Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol
Accuracy
Trigger
Air Venturi V10 Feeling
Air Pistol V10 Comment
Air Venturi V10 Specs

Accuracy

The Air Venturi V10 Match Pellet Pistol is a match-grade pellet gun and one of the better priced guns for the money. You need accuracy when shooting, so the best pellet guns for accuracy are match grade pellet pistols. They’re not the best in power, but they’re very accurate and very consistent.

My first impulse was to get another one, but my wife has made me promise I’d only replace one piece at a time, so I had to wait until I could find an excuse to be without it. So I did a little bit of my own testing with a similar Chronograph, and the venturi V10 Match pellet pistol gets right around 390 fps using 7 grain lead pellets.

I shot about 6-7 rounds downrange on a fresh paper target setup around 30 feet away. I sat with a sandbag up front for stability, and my Air Venturi V10 Match Pellet Pistol shot 6 out of the 7 rounds all in one hole that stretched out to about 1/4 of an inch. The gun is accurate and easy to use. There was just one flyer that extended the grouping to almost an inch. This is not bad for a beginner.

Trigger

The trigger on the Air Venturi V10 Match Pellet Pistol is fully adjustable, but it is designed for a left handed shooter. It’s made for a right hander, however.

The trigger pull is very light, and it should be good to go for most people.

This is a nice feature of this lens because you don’t need to stop and charge it every few minutes. You just need one pump for full power so it’s much easier to shoot.

The air venturi v10 match pellet pistol is a great air-gun for beginners and advanced shooters alike. It’s got a super tight group size and the pellets come out with such precision and speed, that it will give your shots the accuracy of a much more expensive gun.

Air Venturi V10 Feeling

The Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol is an entry level 10-meter match air gun. It’s made to be used single handed, which is evident by its form fitted grip and palm shelf. It has a single-stroke pneumatic powerplant with an adjustable trigger and fully adjustable sights.

The AirForce is a great looking, well-made and well-built airgun. The air-pistol can be fired without any perceptible recoil. The small recoil is due to the fact that it is not an electric weapon.

It’s called the.22 Match, and it’s perfect for taking down small game on the range. Its combination of adjustable sights and lightweight design allows you to hunt with confidence and accuracy. The competition grade rifled steel barrel does not disappoint.

Its single-stroke, pneumatic powerplant delivers consistently high speeds. I measured my results and found an extreme 10 fps spread, even with the smaller pellets. In addition, CO2 doesn’t explode, and there’s no gas leakage.

The V10 is very much not an ambidextrous air pistol. The grip is wonderfully designed to be used in your strong hand, and can even be used with two. It cannot, however, be used in your weak hand with anything like a comfortable or suitable purchase on the gun. Because of this, the V10 is available in both a right-hand and left-hand version. The palm shelf on the grip is adjustable to the user’s hand size, and fits even my large gorilla type hands. It’s a bit tight, but that’s how I want a single handed palm shelf.

Air Pistol V10 Comment

As I said earlier, the accuracy of this gun is stellar. The problem I faced was, how do I show you that? How do I remove myself and my abilities as a factor in the accuracy demonstration? I decided upon a two-fold approach. This gun is meant to be fired single handed from 10 meters….so that’s what I did. However, I fired a 20 shot group. By making the sample size that large, though there would surely be some pulled shots, you can hopefully see a trend in the gun’s capability. This was method one of two, and you can see the results in the picture below. This group is standing, single handed, from 10 meters (not yards) using the H&N Finale Match Light pellets. The target is a regulation size (6.7″) 10 meter target. The orange dots are just to help my poor eyesight. Clearly, the olympic games recruiter won’t be calling me any time soon.

The other method I used to illustrate the capability of the gun while removing as much of myself as a variable as possible…was to cheat. Rather than shoot the gun single handed and standing, I shot it two handed and seated with my arms rested on the back of a chair. Yes, I know that’s cheating…but again…we’re discussing the capability of the gun and not the capability of Donnie Reed. The gun is far more accurate than I am. Below is the 5 shot cheater group from 10 meters, arms rested, using the H&N Finale Match Light pellets.

While this gun has accuracy for days, what it does not have is power or a safety of any kind. Because of this, I would warn against using the gun for anything but target shooting. This is not a hunting gun, and unsuitable even for shooting small birds. The gun produces a smidge over 2 ft-lb of energy at the muzzle, and that will fall off sharply at any distance. I do not consider this a negative aspect of the gun, as it’s clearly marketed and designed to be used as a target pistol. It excels at that task. The right tool for the right job.

When you factor in the comparably low cost of the V10 compared to other dedicated 10 meter air pistols, I’m of the opinion that it’s a great choice for an entry level target gun. It would also be a good choice for plinking or teaching someone how to shoot a pistol accurately. Like I said in my opening paragraph, I truly think this gun is awesome…and wouldn’t be surprised if one made it into my personal collection. I hope you’ve found this report useful, and I thank you for reading!

Donnie Reed is our Sales Manager and general airgun guru here at Baker Airguns. He was a member of the U.S. Marine Corps, and qualified as both a Rifle Expert and Pistol Expert. Donnie is now a competitive airgun shooter, focusing primarily on field target and benchrest competitions. He has won both PCP and piston class field target matches, as well as local benchrest competitions. Donnie also runs the Youtube channel and Facebook group ALL THINGS AIRGUN. His first college degree is in Mathematics and Sciences, but he is still pursuing another in Physics and Astronomy.

Air Venturi V10 Specs

Max Velocity	400 fps
Overall Length	12.6″
Buttplate	None
Function	Single-shot
Weight	1.95 lbs
Trigger Pull	1.5 lbs
Scopeable	No
Safety	none
Suggested for	Competition
Caliber	.177 (4.5mm)
Loudness	3-Medium
Barrel Length	8.26″
Shot Capacity	1
Cocking Effort	20 lbs
Barrel	Rifled
Front Sight	Blade & Ramp
Rear Sight	Adjustable for windage & elevation
Trigger	Two-stage adjustable
Action	Overlever
Powerplant	Single-stroke pneumatic
Body Type	Pistol
Fixed/adj. power	Fixed
Grip Size	Medium

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Posted on February 9, 2023February 9, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Crosman Adjustable Precision Diopter Sight #120

Crosman Adjustable Precision Diopter Sight

The Crosman Adjustable Precision Diopter Sight is made and assembled in the U.S.A. Provides precise repeatable micrometer sight adjustments for shooting in the cant position.

This optic is compatible with an 11mm dovetailed receiver and features a non-shooting eye blinder that allows you to rotate the front and rear sights for shooting in the cant position.

It also has an elevation adjustment of +/- 25 MOA and a windage adjustment of +/- 12 MOA. The eyepiece is set to a clockwise rotation, which causes point of impact to move right or up. Counter-clockwise rotation causes the point of impact to move left or down.

Content

Crosman Adjustable Precision Diopter Sight
The Whole Story
Challenger PCP and Challenger PCP 2009
Front Sight
Rear Sight
Blinder
Construction

The Whole Story

Crosman made a 10-meter Junior marksman target rifle based on a Benjamin 397.

It was called the Challenger 2000, and its sole purpose in life was to carve out some of the market share that Daisy enjoyed with their Avanti 853.

Daisy has been at the forefront of airgun technology for nearly 80 years. Their line of products are well-respected and have stood the test of time. They have a lot to offer their customers who love to hunt, sport shoot, and target shoot.

Crosman was asleep at the wheel. Everybody was asleep, and Daisy wanted them to slumber peacefully.

It is a fine air rifle, but it is no 10-metre target rifle, not by a long shot. Give this ebook to someone who can’t play guitar and see if he can make his own masterpiece. It did not receive the praise that many in the shooting community had expected.

As a result, not too many of them are around. The Challenger II runs on two CO2 cartridges and gets about 120+ good shots per fill. The trigger felt as good as the one on my 397 and broke cleanly at 2.5 lbs.

The stock was ambidextrous and the cocking was via a T-handle, much like the AR-15. This particular gun beats the Daisy 853 but its barrel lets it down. That same barrel of 397 soldered had a good head start and was able to take on Daisy’s Lothar Walther.

In a target rifle the accuracy is everything, and the Challenger 2000 didn’t have what it takes. Crosman took notice of the low power and high reliability of the PCP and decided to make an upgrade.

Challenger PCP and Challenger PCP 2009

The Challenger PCP was the car that was updated to include new performance upgrades.

Number one is the barrel, and it will always be a Lothar Walther barrel.

If Crosman could learn to shoot better than Lothar Walther that would be a game-changer.

An airsoft rifle barrel can be improved for accuracy. I’ll tell you everything you need to know about barrel improvements.

The Challenger was taken off CO2 and given high-pressure air.

When using a CO2 machine, air tends to get more consistent than CO2, which makes it easier to control the pressure behind each pellet.

Plus they can be equipped with gauges that can be read, rather than pins that pop out when the tank is empty, like some CO2 guns do.

The new Challenger.17 was available in an 853 with a 26″ barrel, and this version of the PCP was designed as a competitor to the long-lived 853 and could hold its own.

No matter how many times he tried to get rid of the tumor, even Daisy couldn’t get it out.

After the development and launch of the original 22 in the early 1990’s, all of those things lead to the development and launch of the newest Challenger PCP model that’s quite far from the original model of 1994.

Front Sight

This sight is an all-in-one sight that includes the front and rear sights. This rifle features the largest front sight insert available. This will give you confidence at any distance and helps you maintain good accuracy.

I’d like to introduce you to a great new lens for shooting with. This is a prime lens that has a wide range of front apertures. That’s good. However, you also get a second set of the same apertures that can be rotated in the front sight from side to side to adjust the sights for cant!

How can an aperture have a rounded shape when it is canted? It’s because the corners of an aperture are not completely straight, so it has a little camber to it. The horizontal bar that holds the aperture can be tilted or canted and that is what Crosman is talking about.

If you see a target shooter who continually rotates his target, it could wear on him. This gun sight adjustment system allows both the front and rear sights to be rotated the same to appear level when the rifle is held comfortably.

The rear sight can also be canted to match whatever is done to the front, so the shooter can see the sights and adjust them to match the angle of the target.

Rear Sight

The rear sight is also cant-able. It has a conventional target rear sight with click detent adjustments in both directions. You don’t need to hear these detents snap into place, but their tactile feel is a great added bonus.

Both adjustments have indexes on them, but there are no numbers on the windage knobs. The rear sight should have been rotated clockwise to match the front sight. Here’s the front of the lens showing the frame and the distance to the subject, and here’s the back showing how the lens rotates.

Blinder

Crosman sells a rear sight that’s packaged with a plastic white blinder. The Blinder allows the shooter to keep both eyes open, and it helps them keep a steady hand when shooting.

I have shown over and over again that when it comes to accuracy it doesn’t matter whether you shoot with one eye open or one eye closed. Both eyes should be open for the best view.

The blinder will make it easier for shooters who are confused with seeing with two different eyes. No question that it’s ambidextrous, like the sight itself.

Construction

It’s constructed out of materials that are appropriate for the 21st century. I was worried you’d say that! Let me tell you the truth, there’s nothing wrong with being a man or a woman.

Sure, but they’re all made from polycarbonate, which is kind of like a plastic, right? That’s correct, the adjustment knobs on both sights are made of plastic. The other parts are aluminum and steel.

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Posted on February 8, 2023February 9, 2023 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Bear X Impact CDXV Crossbow #119

Bear X Impact CDXV Crossbow Review

If you want an accurate crossbow but don’t want to spend a fortune, the new Bear X Impact and the Impact CDXV are a couple of good choices.

If you’re looking for a low-cost alternative to a regular crossbow, look no further than the Impact CDXV. It’s basically the same crossbow, but instead of using a crank for cocking, it comes with a rope cocker. It’s a great company, and its bears are just about the best.

Crossbows are the perfect hunting weapons, and their quality is well worth the extra money. Crossbows made by TenPoint and Ravin are great options if you want to get into hunting or target shooting. They’re simple to use, and you don’t need special training to use them. My bear crossbows are dependable and don’t disappoint me.

Both the Bear X Impact and the CDXV are pre-assembled into a convenient, ready-to-go crossbow package. This package includes a crossbow scope, three 20-inch Bear X TrueX bolts, a 4 arrow quiver, a crossbow sling, standard cockerel, and of course, Bear X generously added some rail lubricant and string wax. The Impact comes with the Silent Crank.

Content

Bear X Impact CDXV Crossbow Review
Bear X Impact Crossbow Size and Weight
Bear X Impact Crossbow Assembly
Bear X Impact Crossbow Durability
Bear X Impact Crossbow Optics
Sighting In
Cocking
Trigger
Performance
Recommended Accessories – Arrows and Broadheads
Recommended Accessories – Broadheads
Recommended Accessories – Storage and Transportation
Recommended Accessories – Final Verdict
Bear Archery Impact CDXV Specs

Bear X Impact Crossbow Size and Weight

I was amazed at how compact the Bear X Impact is. Killer Instinct’s swap-out is the best, in terms of gameplay, on the entire market, and it can make for some really cool and unique combos.

The Bear XL Impact has a total length of 27.5 inches and an axle-to-axle width of 8-3/4 inches wide cocked and 12-7/16 inches uncocked. This product is similar in size to Ravin’s R29 and R26.

The Impact is a great alternative to the traditional deer stand blind. It’s versatile and compact enough to be used in the field or at your stand in the woods, making it a great option for smaller bucks.

The Impact and the CDXV both weigh 8 pounds, but the impact crossbow has a much better feel to it than the CDXV.

Bear X Impact Crossbow Assembly

These crossbows are ready to hunt right out of the box. You don’t have to break them in at all. You won’t even need to adjust the mechanical release lever.

If you only have to mount and calibrate the scope, then it’s very easy to do and you’ll just need to buy the X-TOP Tech quiver and mount and calibrate the scope.

The X-TOP Tech quiver mount is a short Picatinny rail that is attached to the barrel at the front. You can mount this speaker on either side and it’s fully customizable. It uses two screws to secure the quiver mount to the barrel.

Bear X Impact Crossbow Durability

We have extensive experience in the field of archery and test our equipment extensively. We’ve never had any complaints regarding the limbs, cams, and strings.

The crossbow was clearly designed to be durable. A buddy of mine even dropped it when he was sitting in a tree stand. I yelled at my friend for being careless with my equipment and I picked up the crossbow to find it wasn’t damaged.

Bear X Impact Crossbow Optics

This is the Bear X Impact’s four-dot scope, a scope designed specifically for crossbow use. The scope is revealed for when you find yourself in dark circumstances. The Crossbow Scope is the perfect choice for hunters looking to take shots at distances beyond 50 yards.

It’s a great price considering the scope on the weapon. There are two options when using the 1-4x Scope, one has the scope mounted and the other does not.

Sighting In

It was easy to calibrate the scope. If you are a beginner, this book will guide you through it step by step. Next, start by turning on your oven to 500°F or higher. Once the oven is preheated, turn off the oven and wait 10 minutes.

At a distance of thirty yards from the target, the crossbow should be fired at the target. If the arrow impacts the target lower, turn the speed selector lower. When the 30-yard crosswire is sighted in the crossbow scope, it’s now calibrated to the crossbow so all crossbows remain in this position and are ready for use.

Cocking

The Bear X Impact is easy to cock, but it’s not as easy to load as a pump or semi-auto. When it comes to a rifle, there are different cranks, depending on what you want it for. It’s a completely silent, no-click process, so no annoying clicking noises.

This of course decreases the chance that you’ll scare away potential prey with the noise you make while cocking your gun. You can also use the crank system to decock the crossbow!

This rowing machine has an easy-to-use hydraulic system, making it perfect for the beginner who wants to do light cardio without breaking a sweat. The pull weight is cut in half so you’ll only need to be able to pull 42.5 pounds to properly cock the crossbow.

Trigger

The Bear X Impact has a great trigger system that allows you to take excellent shots while giving you the feel of a traditional, smooth-bore trigger. I’m pleased with this trigger system.

It works fine. The trigger assembly also has all the safety features you’d expect from a modern crossbow. The trigger assembly contains anti-dry fire, which prevents the crossbow from dry firing, and an auto safety mechanism.

Performance

Don’t let the size of this small crossbow fool you, the Bear X Impact is a powerful crossbow for its size. The Impact can use it’s 185 pound front limbs to propel it’s arrows up to 425 feet per second.

We took the crossbow to the range and used a chronograph to measure how fast it could shoot an arrow. Using BearX TrueX 350-grain arrows, we achieved 425.2 fps.

The Wilson Impact is comfortable to hold, the way the rail and grip fit together makes it perfectly balanced for any shooting situation.

Of course we also tested the Bear X Impact outdoors. The Impact is extremely comfortable to hold, shoot with, and shoulder. It’s the perfect combination of rail, grip and balance that make it an excellent choice for any shooting situation.

I shot it in the woods and had some really good results. It’s extremely accurate due to the good balance of the crossbow. This scope works fine when properly calibrated, but I recommend that you calibrate it first before you make any adjustments.

My crossbow is so accurate that after I got used to it, I shot my target consistently within 2 inches at 50 yards. The BearX TrueX 370-grain hunting arrows are a great choice for deer and turkey.

These arrows are designed for bigger game like deer, bear or elk and the broad, deep nock helps them fly straighter.

Recommended Accessories – Arrows and Broadheads

We recommend the Bear X TrueX Carbon Crossbow Arrows. They are high-quality, fast, and accurate and will give you the performance you’re looking for.

Each package of TrueX crossbow arrows comes fully equipped with 100-grain field points, inserts, and TrueX nocks for consistent and accurate arrow flight shot after shot.

Each TrueX Crossbow Arrow is inspected and sorted for straightness within +/-.005″, fletched with 4″ vanes, 20″ long, and 370 grains for bone-crushing penetration with each shot.

Recommended Accessories – Broadheads

We recommend a TrueX arrows and the Rage Crossbow X broadheads, which are great crossbow broadheads designed for high-velocity crossbows. They’re made from the same stuff as kitchen knives, which makes them extremely sturdy, with a 2-inch cutting diameter and ultrasharp.

Recommended Accessories – Storage and Transportation

If you want a case to keep the crossbow safe, then we’d recommend a good universal crossbow case. The Silfrae Tactical Case is a good quality case that will keep your crossbow safe. It’s an affordable option.

If you’re going to carry a crossbow, we suggest that you get yourself a universal crossbow sling so you can comfortably carry your weapon.

Recommended Accessories – Final Verdict

The Bear X Impact is known for its incredibly narrow frame and for its ability to shoot arrows at speeds of 420 feet per second.

A bolt-action rifle is not only durable but extremely accurate. It is compact, lightweight, and powerful enough to take down large game, even if the prey has been wounded by the shot.

If you want a more compact crossbow in the woods this year, the Impact is a great choice!

Bear Archery Impact CDXV Specs

Max Velocity	420 fps
Bow/Crossbow Type	Compound Crossbow
Peak Draw Weight	185 lbs
Axel to Axel Length Cocked	8.125 “
Axel to Axel Length UnCocked	12.062 “
Weight	4.9 lbs
Trigger Pull	4.0 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver/Picatinny
Sold With Quiver	Yes
Quiver Capacity	4 rounds
Suggested for	Hunting
Muzzle Energy	145 ft/lbs
Ammunition
Body Type	Rifle
Shrouded	No
Recommended Bolt Length	20 “
Cocking Aid	Rope
Powerstroke	15.5 “
Upgrades	Veil Stoke

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Posted on November 17, 2022December 8, 2022 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Umarex Origin PCP Air Rifle #118

Umarex Origin PCP Air Rifle

Normally we’d publish our review of the Umarex Origin PCP air rifle in one post, but this product is quite new we wanted to give you guys a thorough introduction.

This is because the HAM team is convinced that this is a game changing product that will revolutionize the entry level PCP market.

Content

Umarex Origin PCP Air Rifle
Value For Money
Speed And Accuracy
Trigger And Cocking Effort
Comparison To Makes Claims
Consistency
Nosie Level
Sights And Scope
Shootability
Appearance And Finish
Buying And Owning
Umarex Origin Specs

Value For Money

The first thing you need to know about the Umarex Origin PCP air rifle is it’s a clear HAM Gold Award winner. It is great value for money because it offers outstanding value.

At an MSRP of $349.99, you get a ten shot, shrouded, sidelever air rifle, along with a dedicated HPA hand pump. When we look at price/performance/features, it’s the clear market leader at the present time.

You’ll have to add a scope and some pellets to make it a decent PCP air rifle.

Speed And Accuracy

The Umarex Origin PCP Air Rifle tested by HAM delivered an amazing 60 shots, hitting 28.31 Ft/Lbs. That’s an average of 944 FPS. Don’t forget that’s a.22 caliber-only air rifle.

When we tested the accuracy of the Origin, we were amazed by its ability to consistently group 10 shots inside a Quarter at 25 Yards, straight out of the box. These results were produced using a Leapers Bugbuster scope and JSB Jumbo 15.89 Grain pellets.

That’s very acceptable for the gun’s intended target market.

Trigger And Cocking Effort

The Umarex Origin PCP air rifle tested by HAM had an average trigger pull weight of 2 pounds, 5 ounces. Out-of-the-box, the trigger wasn’t exactly in the “glass break” class.

It’s good for its price but it’s not perfect. In addition to the main firing pin adjustment screws, you should also adjust the trigger overtravel as required for your particular gun and shooting conditions.

There are several tools that can be used to adjust the action of a weapon, and these are only accessible from underneath the weapon using Allen wrenches. This is a manual safety that is easy to use and access.

The sidelever action is easy to operate and a definite step forward from the bolt actions that are typically fitted to most air rifles in this price range. Note that we added O rings to the test gun’s sidelever.

The operating mechanism of the M-Powered air rifle is slightly different from that of a traditional spring powered rifle. While the action may feel more “muddy” in operation compared to a spring powered rifle, it was easy to operate and the trigger pull is excellent.

The real comparison is that it’s waaaaay ahead of the bolt action you’d expect to find on other PCPs at this price range for smoothness and ease-of-use.

Comparison To Makes Claims

Umarex claims that the Origin is different from other pump guns because it includes patented technology that reduces the number of pumps required to fill the tank gun’s HPA tank to full pressure.

This is definitely true. With the hand pump, you can easily get it full of water, and then you’ll see how this little gadget can keep you hydrated. It’s definitely possible to fill to the maximum 3,625 PSI pressure without any problems.

That’s an amazing claim, and it matches what we’ve experienced when we’ve tested a similar product, namely the Remington R7L1A1. We recorded 1,090 fps using 9.7 Grain Gamo Raptor Platinum lead-free pellets. Right on the money!

There were two areas that we had trouble with the company’s claims for the Umarex Origin PCP air rifle. If you’re a fitness buff who wants to add muscle and increase your strength, you have to add high-intensity interval training (HIIT) to your workout.

That gave us an average of 865 fps using the same Crosman 14.3 Grain pellets we used for the comprehensive shootdown test. The average shot down test for the 5D Mark III is 944 FPS over 60 shots.

It’s obvious from the 13 shots that the Umarex Origin PCP air rifle delivers good power. However, its power level isn’t the highest possible in the entire range.

Consistency

A typical, unregulated PCP air rifle exhibits a remarkable shot curve. This is a great practical benefit for anyone shooting this gun.

Nosie Level

The Umarex Origin PCP has a built-in barrel shroud that greatly reduces the recoil of the gun. HAM found that this gun was great for taking small game. However, there was one aspect to shooting the Origin that I did not like.

That’s the high-pitched “twang” you hear when you shoot a basketball or a baseball. A twang is a characteristic “tick,” or a sound that’s heard as air passes through an instrument. The shootdown tests showed that this airplane was a serious threat, so it needed to be taken into custody.

I’m guessing the sound comes from the “Ever Pressure” tank system, which gives such benefits in filling the Origin. It’s almost certainly inherent in the design. With regular use, you’ll probably not notice—or at least accept—it.

Sights And Scope

There’s nothing to say here, but if you have a Picatinny scope, it’s an easy upgrade. Unlike spring/piston air rifles, any scope can be used on a rifle with minimal recoil. We mounted a Leapers UTG Bugbuster 3-12×32 Bugbuster scope for HAM testing. They went well together.

Shootability

Umarex’s Origin is well balanced in the hand and very comfortable to shoot. It wasn’t that easy to get a nice cheek weld against the stock’s raised comb, but you did it. The ability to perform practical tests in the field is the biggest contributor to practical accuracy.

With the Leapers UTG Bugbuster scope mounted, the test gun weighed-in at just 7 pounds and 6 ounces. The magazines are also easy to load. They’re lightweight and easy to carry around, making it ideal for hunting, fishing, hiking or just hanging

So when you’re out and about, you know the gun will not fire even if the magazine is empty. It is indeed possible to double-feed the Origin if you’re not paying attention. That’s true with the overwhelming majority of PCP air rifles, and so shouldn’t count against them.

Appearance And Finish

This is the perfect PCP rifle. It shoots well, has a nice feel in the hand and looks good. I love the harmonious and streamlined design of this product. I think it would be an ideal choice for a lot of people.

All metal and synthetic parts are finished well. This is a quality casting. The mold lines are very noticeable, but they don’t affect the overall appearance. But this is a great deal for this price. It’s a par for the course at this price.

Buying And Owning

This is the best airgun to shoot off the shelf. The airgun has been engineered to be the most reliable. This makes it easy to buy. There are no complexities that could deter customers from buying and dealers from selling PPC airguns.

This makes it more likely that the Origin will be the first PCP air rifle to become really widely available in big box sporting goods stores. The hand pump is included for free with every gun, and it should last for at least a year.

Some pumps have spare parts, tools and instructions that encourage “handy” owners to repair the pump themselves in the event of malfunction.

Umarex Origin Specs

Max Velocity	1075 fps
Overall Length	43.1″
Buttplate	Rubber
Function	Repeater
Weight	6.8 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver & 11mm dovetails
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Small game hunting/target practice
Caliber	.22 (5.5mm)
Loudness	3-Medium
Barrel Length	22.9″
Shot Capacity	10
Barrel	Rifled
Front Sight	none
Rear Sight	none
Trigger	Two-stage adjustable
Action	Sidelever
Powerplant	Pre-charged pneumatic
Max Shots per Fill	40
Operating Pressure	3625 PSI / 250 BAR
Body Type	Rifle
Fixed/adj. power	Fixed
Shrouded	Yes
Upgrades	Pump Package

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Posted on November 16, 2022December 8, 2022 by Sam Wong — Leave a comment

Beeman Under Lever PCP Air Rifle #117

Beeman Under Lever PCP Air Rifle

The Beeman Under Lever PCP Air Rifle is a unique and affordable bullpup that provides shooters with features and a level of quality that typically cost more.

Its powerful 20mm rifle-caliber rounds shoot up to 1000 fps. The fast-shooting.22 caliber offers the versatility of medium-range shooting as well as small-game hunting, pest control, and plinking.

This gun is a bolt-action design. It has a cocking lever in the bottom of the buttstock. It’s easy to cycle, and easy to load and fire from either the right or left side. A bullpup PCP offers a more compact package that is shorter and lighter than other carbines without sacrificing power or accuracy. This makes it easier to handle in the field.

The ambidextrous stock on the air rifle features a stylish thumbhole for a secure and comfortable grip. The durable rubber buttpad also ensures a stable hold on the air rifle. The male quick-disconnect fill port makes for simple filling, and the integrated manometer makes it easy to tell the state of the fill at a glance.

To give shooters the opportunity for a more accurate shot, this air rifle comes with a 4×32 Beeman scope, and it includes two additional Picatinny accessory rails for adding other items such as laser sights or lights.

Content

Beeman Under Lever PCP Air Rifle
Value For Money
Speed And Accuracy
Trigger And Cocking Effort
Comparison To Makes Claims
Consistency
Noise Level
Sights And Scope
Shootability
Appearance And Finish
Buying And Owning
Beeman Under Lever PCP Air Rifle Specs

Value For Money

The Beeman Model 1358 PCP air rifle costs $350 at a Street Price, which puts it in the middle of the $300 – $350 PCPs. Though it’s the best-selling PCP air rifle right now, it’s the cheapest wood-stock PCP for sale right now.

Of course, low-cost bullpup PCPs are a hot area of the market right now, so this product will have a big attraction for many. It’s supplied with a scope. This may be an attraction to some buyers, but the HAM Team is not so sure, as we’ll see in the next paragraph.

The model 1358 is bundled with a comprehensive range of accessories. This includes two magazines, two single shot trays, a degassing tool, and an attachment for the degassing tool.

It’s well-equipped and is the standard of most people who buy them. And most people still prefer a wooden stock when available. No regulation, but this is still a great value for money.

Speed And Accuracy

The maximum muzzle velocity for the Beeman Model 1358 air rifle tested by HAM was 1,091.5 fps with H&N Field Target Trophy Green pellets.

The fastest-shooting lead pellets are always the light 11.9 grain RWS Hobby wadcutters.

The best performer from the.223 caliber group was the Vortex Viper PST. The Vortex Viper PST is the only semi-auto with an advanced recoil control system. It also features high accuracy in a lightweight package.

Power hit 25 Ft/Lbs, which is good for a handgun of this size and caliber. From the table above, it is clear that the Model 1358 was very accurate at detecting pellets for the HAM standard test suite.

The best accuracy in HAM testing was achieved using 14.3 Grain Crosman Premier Hollow Point pellets. These Premier pellets will be the choice of most owners of the Beeman 1358.

Trigger And Cocking Effort

The trigger tested had an average pull weight of 6 lbs, or 8.9 oz.

You’ll probably be very happy with how it performs and how it looks, but it’s a heavy trigger pull, and you’ll be using it much more than you normally would if it had that pull weight.

This isn’t first stage take up, it’s the product of slack in the long linkage inherent in bullpup airguns where the trigger is separated from the sear at the rear.

The 25 Yard test target above shows that HAM Publisher Stephen Archer had trouble with horizontal stringing.

This happened because he found that the long, heavy trigger pull caused him to shoot in a strange, uncontrolled manner.

The inherent accuracy of the gun would seem to be better than his test target shows, if somehow the trigger could be improved.

This knife is made from high carbon steel, making it hard and durable. A single stage trigger with a considerable amount of slack and a high pull weight. If they were better, they could sell a lot more guns.” He also agreed that accuracy could be better if the trigger were to be improved.

HAM plans to look into making improvements to the Model 1358 trigger in the future. For this test, we shoot in “as received” condition, as always. The underlever cocking system is easy to use and is comfortable for most shooters.

It’s likely that like the HAM testers, you’ll be grasping for a non-existent side lever when first making acquaintance with the Model 1358, but once your muscle memory takes over and the underlever action becomes second nature, it will feel perfectly normal.

Comparison To Makes Claims

Not surprisingly, Beeman makes few claims for the Model 1358. The primary muzzle velocity of the DPMS VSR-16 is 880 fps. While this is a conservative estimate, there is still a large margin of error.

In HAM testing, we were able to achieve a maximum of 838 FPS with lead pellets and 910 FPS. It’s true, the sample had a higher average than expected.

Consistency

The Beeman Model 1358 is an unregulated PCP air rifle that delivers a very aggressive shot curve. We found that the average Standard Deviation produced when shooting the HAM test pellet suits was 12.98 FPS.

As you can see, this is a real picture of an adult cockroach. It appears to have been killed and its head removed. That’s because it reduces the “point of impact” on the target, too.

The standard HAM metric of regarding a shot difference of 40 frames as the maximum; that makes the number of consistent shots per fill just 10. That depends on the gun’s muzzle velocity and the distance from which it is fired.

If you’re a hunter, you might want to look for a better rifle. For plinkers, this is probably a good curve. It’s very unsatisfactory compared to the performance of similarly-priced (but not bullpup) PCPs in the market today.

There was nothing wrong with Beeman using the scope with the Model 1358, but they could have saved money by not having included the scope with the gun. I think you’ll find it’s more expensive to add a regulator.

We’re not saying it would be easy to do. We just believe that it’s worth considering if this is something that you’d like to add to your arsenal as a tool to help. The Beeman Model 1358 tested by HAM was a very consistent trigger. The trigger pull weight varied by only about 1 oz either side of the average value we recorded.

This is excellent consistency, and it’s a completely consistent trigger pull weight.

Noise Level

The Beeman Model 1358 Air Rifle has a shrouded barrel. However the HAM testers did find it to be a loud air rifle. This planter will probably survive your backyard without needing any maintenance. If you have an expansive backyard, this planter will likely be happy in it.

The de-gassing tool looks like an odd-looking, oddly shaped stick. The hose adapter screws into the quick-disconnect nozzle and releases pressure by depressing the one-way valve on the nozzle.

Sights And Scope

The Beeman Model 1358 is supplied complete with a 4×32 scope and rings.

This “ready to shoot” airgun package is laudable, but it will not provide a shooter with the best quality 4×32 scope. The HAM Team recommends that the first thing any owner should do is buy a better quality scope, not to mention better PCP charging equipment.

While it could be a suitable scope for a bargain basement $100 airgun, it’s completely unsuitable for a $350 PCP.

We mounted a Leapers UTG 3-12 x 44 SWAT riflescope, together with a stylish UTG ACCU-SYNC one piece mount.

In order to find the right scope for this gun, we took a step back and looked at the needs of the shooter. We found a scope that would allow us to do so! This Picatinny rail is the longest one I’ve ever seen on a pistol. It’s very well positioned on the gun, too. When you buy this product, you will also receive a complete rail mount assembly, which is an important part of this product.

Shootability

A bullpup rifle, regardless of what type it is, is a bit of an acquired taste. Some people really like them, while others really do not. For example, HAM PCP Reviewer Doug Rogers does not.

It’s really not Doug’s favorite configuration, but even he had to comment in his test notes that the Beeman Model 1358 was “easy to hold and shoot. The gun weighed in at nine pounds eight ounces, including the UTG scope and mount. (Without the scope, it was seven pounds fourteen ounces.

The Model 1358 has a soft, comfortable cheekpiece that fits securely. It is especially suitable for long-range shooting. It’s best to use for right-handed shooters, though it’s not comfortable for left-handers, like Doug.

This was because the magazine was protruding from the side of the gun when he was testing it. This is a very versatile, compact pistol that requires no gunsmithing or modification to mount a suppressor, the design of which was made to be compatible with the weapon.

The Beeman Model 1358 may not have been designed for the purpose of shooting from the bench, but it is possible to do so.

Overall, the Beeman Model 1358 PCP air rifle was comfortable and convenient to shoot. The short length, light weight and good balance make it easy to aim and shoot and would be convenient for the hunter from a hide. This one would make for a better fit and would give you more grip, but we’d prefer to see a rather more grippy rubber buttpad than the one fitted to this stock.

Appearance And Finish

The reviewer was very happy with the quality of workmanship, saying that it exceeded his expectations. He also noted the accuracy of the rifle, saying that he could put groups in the 1/2-inch range consistently.

The overall level of finish on the plastic, metal and wood parts was “Good, considering the price.” Molding seams on the few plastic parts were minimal. The wood stock appears to be made from beech and was also well finished. There are no obvious signs of cracks or filler.

This is a nice quality piece of hardwood stock. It would make a good trigger guard for someone who wants to customize the stock to suit his / her own unique style. Design-wise, the skeleton-style stock is similar to that seen in a number of other bullpup air rifles, so you get a little of what you see there. If you like bullpups, you’ll find the looks of the Beeman Model 1358 to be quite pleasant.

Buying And Owning

It’s been a long time since I’ve done anything like this, but HAM has fit an actual pressure gauge on the 1358 in order to allow you to take advantage of the best pressure and angle available to make some incredible lead balls.

Some low cost PCPs have the gauge at the end of the pressure tube. Although Crosman has always been a notable exception to that unfortunate trend.

This is correct, the mid-mount pressure gauge is more expensive than the bolt-action pressure gauge, however it’s much safer for the shooter because they do not have to look down the barrel to check the pressure.

One of the safety features you would expect to be included on all PCP air rifles is a de-gassing capability. The Beeman Model 1358 has this feature. This product has an unusual and innovative design.

The degassing tool is placed in the fill nozzle of the machine. I was able to create a set of images, select a group of people who would benefit from those images, then test their comprehension. As mentioned above, a connection to the HPA supply is made using standard 1/8-inch NPT fittings. It’s a good size and can be filled with a small hand pump.

Beeman Under Lever Specs

Max Velocity	1050 fps
Overall Length	29.25″
Buttplate	Rubber
Function	Repeater
Weight	7.4 lbs
Scopeable	Weaver/Picatinny
Safety	Manual
Suggested for	Small game hunting/target practice
Caliber	.177 (4.5mm)
Loudness	3-Medium
Barrel Length	18.9″
Shot Capacity	12
Cocking Effort	lbs
Barrel	Rifled
Front Sight	none
Rear Sight	none
Trigger	Two-stage adjustable
Action	Underlever
Powerplant	Pre-charged pneumatic
Operating Pressure	3000 PSI / 206 BAR
Body Type	Bullpup
Fixed/adj. power	Multiple settings
Shrouded	Yes

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