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@tfranke6011 6 сағат бұрын
So basically typical umarex product, looks good but not dependable. Cheaply made, high dollar. Might be better off with the original. But very disappointing
@airgunsofalaska 5 сағат бұрын
@@tfranke6011 I’m not familiar with their original model Synergis but I read/saw many negative reviews about it. This revised model isn’t worth buying either. Too bad, I like older the Umarex CO2 pistols I have.
@dzazpoet 7 сағат бұрын
Get excited bro
@dzazpoet 7 сағат бұрын
I like it
@DanaKing-uf6oy 13 сағат бұрын
Here is something that I did today,the crosman premier hollow point that my gun likes to shoot 14.3 grain,I took the tin that I was using and weighed and separated them in their own tins.The way it came out was a range of different weights from 14.1 -14.6 grains.Out of the same tin that I had been using were 103 pellets at 14.2 grains,208 pellets at 14.3 grains,109 pellets at 14.4 grains and 15 pellets that were 14.1 and 14.5 mixed.Did it make and difference ,YES,the 6 groups that I shot were tighter groups, and get this ,NO FLYERS,imagine that.
@airgunsofalaska 7 сағат бұрын
@@DanaKing-uf6oy I bought a little scale and was getting into sorting a weighing pellets late last winter. I never saw different enough results in the guns I was shooting at the time to make me think it was worth the effort. I think it’s time to try that again! 😄👍
@DanaKing-uf6oy 7 сағат бұрын
@ It worked for me, I now have a tin of 14.2,14.3 and 14.4 something good to do with empty tins. I would like to see you shoot a group of weight matched pellets in that norica zrs and see if the groups get any tighter.
@airgunsofalaska 6 сағат бұрын
@@DanaKing-uf6oy I think that’s a great idea. Right now it’s super windy so I’ll need to wait for better conditions but that’s definitely worth trying. 👍
@DanaKing-uf6oy 6 сағат бұрын
@ That would be awesome
@jimstewart5008 18 сағат бұрын
Wow what a disappointment you definitely can shoot you have proven that many times and you certainly gave it a honest try with all the pellets you put though it, I have seen BB guns do as well, lol I just got to the point in the video that you got out the daisy pumper.
@airgunsofalaska 14 сағат бұрын
@@jimstewart5008 It definitely was a disappointment. I’d have figured out a way to clean up the crown but I saw no point to do so after examining how the magazine interfaced with the breech. That’s a good way to look at it. If a guy just wants an underlever repeater and is fine with BB gun accuracy, this gun will fill that role nicely. If a person only shoots cans and large objects at around 10 yds they’ll probably be content with it. Problem is, there are other repeater style pellet guns that can easily do that and more for a lot less money. I’m bummed I didn’t listen to my gut and cancel the 2nd order while it was sitting for days waiting to ship. I’d canceled it the 1st time I ordered the gun.
@motorgearhead 20 сағат бұрын
Building a solid, repeatable shooting position has always seemed to yield better performance and interface between me and the rifle regardless what I’m shooting. That appears to be a good shooting break barrel. Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
@airgunsofalaska 14 сағат бұрын
@@motorgearhead I was surprised by how much more stable I was. I usually can’t do that as most guns recoil a bit. Last night I took this gun apart to see what it looked like. It’s a refreshingly simple system that allows it to recoil. The round, yellow colored bushing they told me that might need replacement at 3000+ shots is easy to get to and remove/replace. I suspect you could twist it a 1/4 turn and then put wear on the untouched sides and that’d last a good long while. I can’t see that part costing very much. I’ve received some excellent advice on pellet head size from some viewers and think that’s going to be the key to consistent accuracy with this gun.
@joshmiller1092 Күн бұрын
Pretty good buddy
@airgunsofalaska 14 сағат бұрын
@@joshmiller1092 I was glad to finally capture what I was seeing off camera onto video.
@BravoBassin Күн бұрын
These groups are way batter then the last video had for sure. I hope you can get it dialed in.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@BravoBassin Lesson learned from the nighttime video… don’t try shooting targets and film at nighttime. 😆
@BravoBassin Күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska lol!
@MrAvant123 Күн бұрын
Always surprises me why people in the US bother with airguns. In UK we only have them because its too much hassle getting a FAC ! Otherwise I would just buy a .22LR rifle -- no offence guys !
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@MrAvant123 Most people in the USA live in regular neighborhoods or town or cities that have restrictions on firearm shooting. The majority of communities only allow firearms to be discharged at approved gun ranges or well outside urban areas. So while we can buy firearms, using them is not very convenient unless you live in a rural, unincorporated area. While there are a lot of arenas like that in the USA, I’d much rather be able to just shoot in my yard than have to pack everything up and drive somewhere. I rarely ever shoot my firearms just because it’s a hassle to drive to where I can shoot them and also ammunition has greatly increased in cost since the pandemic.
@meathead2676 Күн бұрын
It's shooting low left..with the first rounds. If it's shooting to the left or the right, instead of setting it on bullseye 🎯 set it one or two clicks the Opposite direction and see what happens..
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@meathead2676 I’ll try that out, thanks!
@motorosso3349 Күн бұрын
Good job of improving your accuracy.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
Thanks to you! Those blog articles were very helpful. 😀👍
@DanaKing-uf6oy Күн бұрын
Have you ever thought about getting a .22 pellet resizer/checker on EBay for $20. You can check and resize a pellet before you shoot it in the gun. Glad to see that you are making progress.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
I didn’t realize those were available on eBay. I’d only seen the $50 version online and I couldn’t justify the cost. Is the eBay version good quality?
@DanaKing-uf6oy Күн бұрын
@ yes
@shawnsullivan7665 Күн бұрын
Seems like you have had to work really hard over multiple videos to get good……well just decent enough groups out of it.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
I’ve definitely spent more time at 20 yds working to get good groups than I have with some other guns. But I’m also seeing better accuracy than I have with some of my other guns as well. Lesson learned for me in the future, don’t make videos shooting in the dark or with wind when dialing in a gun. From what I’ve seen and read about this gun, it seems my experience has been the same as others who’ve shot it.
@chriswedgworth Күн бұрын
4 cans with 2 shots, you win the challenge😂
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
Ha ha! It was probably for the best. With the fading light and falling snow, my camera wasn’t picking up on the cans very well. I noticed it didn’t have enough resolution to show them falling off the saw horse.
@jimashby43 Күн бұрын
Excellent Thanks
@fernan12p Күн бұрын
Con esta no te aburres...😂😂
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
Not so far. 👍😀
@yoitired Күн бұрын
I do like the feel of heavy, slow, accurate pellets that's cool the Omnia does well with them.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@yoitired It was having quite a bit of drop when I was sighting it in for 50 yds. There was a noticeable difference in trajectory between the 21gr JTS pellets and the few remaining 18gr JSB pellets I tried at that range. But, as long as they hit where I’m aiming, the trajectory doesn’t bother me.
@charlesoutdoors2424 Күн бұрын
Glad to see some decent groups. Personally I don't feel that gun has near the powerplant for 25-26 grain pellets. That's a lot for The Gamo and Hatsan Magnums to handle. You having the 54 Air King puts you in the perfect position to test the 2 Recoilless spring guns on the market side by side.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@charlesoutdoors2424 I was thinking that too as I saw quite a bit of trajectory drop at 50 yds with the 21 grain pellets. I’m planning to compare it side by side to my Air King once I get it dialed in accuracy wise. I feel like I’m almost there. 😄
@charlesoutdoors2424 Күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska I could hear the time it took for the pellet to reach those cans at 50 yards, then seen it was 21 grain pellets and understood why. That ZRS would be the perfect scopecam piston gun and that was my plans for it. I been testing a scope cam that can handle at least 14-15 FPE piston gun recoil, if I can get the view through the scope the way I want it.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@ it is pretty neat how you can often see the pellet flying down range like with a pneumatic.
@toddhunter5693 Күн бұрын
accuracy is the vital thing on an airgun. 25 mtrs would be the best distance. yet i dont want that gun, although i have 3 noricas
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
What is special about 25 meters?
@keithbarker-e4q Күн бұрын
Maybe I missed it, but have you chrono d the Omnia? Keith
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
Not yet. There are lots of chrony results out there for it. My chronograph is finicky. It works fine but can be frustrating to use.
@roysaeba1808 Күн бұрын
Nice video ...
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@roysaeba1808 Thanks! This one was fun to film and shoot.
@jackpotparty58 Күн бұрын
Nice! 👍 😂 I find myself thinking about those fancy rigs also but I don't want to spend that much money either. I just find a way to make it work.
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@jackpotparty58 This past summer I recall seeing one for sale at Sportsman Warehouse or Cabelas when I was out of town. It was a lot more expensive than I anticipated. I already have sooo much airgun stuff cluttering part of my garage. I don’t want to add more. One of those rests would be super cool but not for the price they are asking.
@Williamthehedonist 2 күн бұрын
what ft lbs power is it?
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@Williamthehedonist I’ve not done any chrony tests yet. There are quite a few videos and blog posts that feature that info.
@johnnybbgunner2136 2 күн бұрын
I am glad to see that this rifle is working out for you.🤠🇺🇸☕️
@airgunsofalaska Күн бұрын
@@johnnybbgunner2136 I was stoked to finally capture what’d I see off camera. From what other viewers have written, it sounds like I need to pay much closer attention to head size with my pellets.
@rquest3059 2 күн бұрын
This shoots a lot better than the Synergis Elite.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@rquest3059 Ha ha! Yeah 👍 no comparison. 😀😆
@rapalaron6348 2 күн бұрын
Hi Buddy! I agree, this rifle has potential. Find the right domed pellet with a nice tight fit you can easy push in with your finger. JSB offer different head size pellets in a test box to try. I see at the can that the ZRS has plenty of knock down power 😁 Cheers!
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@rapalaron6348 I’ve never paid attention to head size before as Amazon doesn’t seem to list that info. Or at least I’d not noticed. I’ll have to pay closer attention in the future. When I was sighting in for 50 yds I was definitely seeing the pellet drop with the 21gr JTS’s. I briefly tried some 18gr JSB’s but I hardly have any left. I’ve got some on order though. I’ll have to see if Amazon carries the test box. I can’t bring myself to getting ripped off on shipping by Pyramid or Airgun Depot. If they’d just put the damn pellets in a flat rate box it’d be way more reasonable in cost to me.
@rapalaron6348 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska My HW's shoot the best with Exacts with 4.52-4.53-5.52 and 5.53 mm. head size. HW's like a tight fit, and after testing and other guy's recommendation on YT i bought the pellets in bulk with the same batch number for consistency. There can be difference in batch i found out. Buying bulk is expensive but you only have once the shipping kosts. Last year i bought for about 900 dollar pellets, this was also because there where EU plans to forbid lead. If this would have been law i could have dumped my airguns in the lake because there is no good alternative. I continue buy bulk until i have enough at home to become 90 years old 😆Cheers!
@gmanneod8085 2 күн бұрын
Nice shooting Scott! It looks like you're figuring this Norica Out. So without chamfering the breech to get a variety of pellets to fit properly, it looks like you're going to have to find heavier pellets in the smaller 5..48..to 5.51 head size. Most .22 caliber pellets are made in 5.52 to 5.55 head size. This sort of makes sense with your Crosman pellets working for a while an then not. You probably found some of the smaller head sized pellets of those Crosman tins. I know you can order JSB pellets in head size. H&N "Barracuda Match" 21g pellets too. or buy a pellet sizer? Good Luck
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@gmanneod8085 Thanks for the info. That makes a lot more sense as to why some pellets push easily into the breech and others are a bear. Amazon (where I buy most of my pellets) rarely offers the head size info. I’ll have to pay closer attention the next time I order.
@gmanneod8085 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska Read my updated post. Maybe buy a Pellet sizer after measuring the Misterkugln
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@gmanneod8085 Got it! Is there a less expensive option for the pellet sizer other than that flat, steel type plate that sells for $50?
@MrJflagel17 2 күн бұрын
Seems to me you are working to hard to get a good group. Maybe the gun just isn’t capable enough to do tight groups
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@MrJflagel17 yes, I’ve been having trouble getting consistent accuracy out of the gun. I’m wanting to shoot consistent dime size groups at 20 yds. Today I reinstalled the adjustable comb and it was much more comfortable. I had removed the comb to shoot iron sights and didn’t reinstall it when I switched to a scope. I also rested it directly on the bag and was able to find a secure way to “lock into” the gun at my table. That made my shooting hold a lot more stable and I was seeing tighter, more consistent results.
@MarkPreman 2 күн бұрын
Thanks man, I have my Dads, its serial # starts with L111535…
@scotthanson4200 2 күн бұрын
when you shoot this gun does it feel like a mult-pump air gun when shot.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@scotthanson4200 surprisingly to me it feels pretty similar. Not exactly the same but closer in feel than my Air King. It think that has to do with the gas ram not giving off the very slight spring buzz present in the Air King.
@ThomasJay723 2 күн бұрын
Hey hey 👋
@keithbarker-e4q 2 күн бұрын
I hope you dont feel under pressure with this gun, but I think you might.Gun sent free, other good reviews, responsibility.... All you can do is be yourself and keep on keeping on. Thats why we are here, me anyway . Crown looks good to me, but not every gun in a production line comes true, plus often they need different pellets. Youre doing good, thank you again and all the best Keith.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@keithbarker-e4q You picked up on that. 😄 Yes, I do feel some pressure but it’s all of my own making. Norica isn’t demanding anything. But I have this concept in my mind of how I wanted to film the gun tests and I’m not there yet. Also with the lack of daylight and windy days, my shooting sessions have to be crammed into available slots of time which isn’t how I shoot. I’d never want to be an airgun reviewer. I like to shoot when I feel like shooting and it’s never something have to prioritize over something else. But I know as the snow keeps coming and the daylight shortens I’ll eventually lose my long distances on my range. I’m wanting to see how the gun will do sooner than later whereas in the late spring/summer/fall I don’t feel those time and weather constraints. I now understand why I see the big channels shooting in crappy, windy conditions because they are needing to maintain obligations to vendors or who ever provides them with free guns to test.
@keithbarker-e4q 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska Thanks again. Just be honest and take your time. It is what it is , which is sometimes a meaningless get out, but this really is waiting to show what it is or isnt. It ll happen. Had to leave the 362, the Elite Bravo and the Gamo Magnum and pull out thr 177 CFX. Just to remind myself I can do quarter inch groups at 23 yds. And that reminded me, CFX came in at 18 ft pounds, I knew it wouldnt be and has setttled to 17 joules, 12 fpe approx. And its sweet. Above that not so sweet. Its awhole barrel of surprises our fascination with Air rifles !!! Take care and take it easy Keith
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@ Ha! I’ve done that too, pulled out a different gun just to confirm that yeah, I can still shoot accurately. 😆 I am finding that the majority of airguns I own can be finicky at times. Lately I was looking at my collection and thinking which ones could I live without and free up some space. Crazy talk, I know! This gun is pretty unique and being able to rely information directly to the factory offers level of technical support I’ve not ever had with airguns. It’s not a foreign concept to me as I’ve had similar type of experiences with racing snowmobiles and corresponding with the race department and dealer off and on for decades. I appreciate your understanding of needing to take time as my whole channel is based on just one regular guy talking to other regular guys about airguns.
@portroyal6886 2 күн бұрын
I own a norika spider 25 cal and it's the best air rifle I've owned so far ❤❤❤.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@portroyal6886 very nice!
@charlesoutdoors2424 3 күн бұрын
The one I had was giving me similar results. I would get a group then it would change. I took it out a few times trying different pellets and it kept doing the same. Get a nice group then they open up. I noticed the bluing was wearing off one side of the breech block when being cocked, but when I looked it seemed to have plenty clearance on each side. The I noticed the action was rotating enough when I was cocking it that it would rub on the housing. It rubbed most the bluing off before I caught it. I could rotate the action enough to hit the sides of the ZRS housing the action sits in. Since the scope is mounted to the housing and the action and barrel was rotating there was not way to hold center. Since it rubbed the blue off one side I sent it back. The bottom housing comes off really easy. Mine even came with all the allen tools to do it. I looked it over and didn't find any way to tighten it up so I ended up sending it back. I would make sure the action isn't rotating in the ZRS system first. If it were perfectly centered back up each shot it my hold groups.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@charlesoutdoors2424 I’m seeing the same wear on my breech block and noticed the same thing when cocking. I’ve contacted the factory about it. I’ve not disassembled the gun to see how everything fits together but you bring up very valid points. At this point the action is still pretty solid in the forward locked position but it’s something I’m monitoring. I appreciate your comment as it helped to verify what I was seeing. 😄👍
@charlesoutdoors2424 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska I wanted to wait and see if you were getting the same issues I had first. When i seen your groups I realized it wasn't just me or the gun I had. That is an amazing design and gun. Sweet to shoulder and shoot. Hopefully it can be sorted out.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@charlesoutdoors2424 It sure seems to have a lot of potential. I’ve got the pellets on order that Norica recommended to use that worked the best in their testing. I shot today and had excellent conditions. I reinstalled the comb riser and got much more consistent results. I tried a few more JSB Exact 18 gr pellets and those were working quite well most of the time but I don’t have very many left. I want to clean my barrel and then just shoot the JSB’s to see how it does.
@BravoBassin 3 күн бұрын
Lets hope this one does not turn out to be another project gun lol!
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@BravoBassin too soon to say. 😄
@BravoBassin 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska well at least you are having some fun with learning it so far.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@ I reinstalled the riser comb today and it was a lot more comfortable to shoot with the scope. My groups got tighter and more consistent. I like the concept of the gun and enjoy shooting it. It’s similar to the Gamo CFX in the sense I liked shooting that gun and wanted to make it work. Some guns I don’t care for at all and I return them right away. There are other guns in my collection that are accurate and if I work really hard I can shoot it decently (Hatsan 95) but I don’t enjoy shooting it.
@BravoBassin 2 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska Well cool you like shooting it I have the Hatsan 95 as well in .25cal and mine shoots really well for me but I am not a fan of the trigger on it. My buddy has the Hatsan 95 as well in .22 and his shoot really good as well. For a budget spring air rifle with a nice wood stock at $164 I do not think the Hatsan 95 is a to bad of an air rifle it is way better then the Gamo CFX in my opinion but you know how I really feel about that CFX lol. I do not shoot my hatsan 95 much though because I prefer my weihrauchs so it tends to collect dust lol.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@ I don’t like my 95 at all. I’ve not put grease on the spring so it recoils, jumps and twangs like a piece of garbage. I really hate the trigger. It doesn’t feel natural and I shouldn’t have to pull upwards to make it fire. My .25 cal gun is crudely machined and ripped the scope mount screws right out of the tube. The only thing nice about it is the wood stock. If that gun disappeared from my collection I wouldn’t even miss it.
@JohnTripp-d3x 3 күн бұрын
I got the 22 from tractor supply. I was also underwhelmed with the accuracy... Since the purpose of an underlever is better accuracy. I have found that the accuracy is better with sticking the pellet in the barrel and then popping the magazine back on top with nothing in it. It is a really tight fit jamming a pellet in that tiny slot but it is better than pellets hitting all over the place. Basically defeats the purpose of the magazine by adding it that way but I finally got some consistency. I have found the the jsb jumbo monster 25.39 grain gets decent groups by single loading. Plus you need more of a long, cylindrical pellet to slide it in that way easily. The JTS dead center 25.39 grain also is very good but has a few more flyers. So it won't load quickly but it does really pack a punch with those heavy pellets. Also it's quieter inserting the pellets in the barrel and popping the mag back on (empty)... Not sure why it's quieter but it is a little. I have accidentally dry fired this gun and it sounds like a 22! I would like to see a chrono on this gun because it has way more power than the other air guns I own. So, if i could buy a single loader mag that would align perfectly I think it would be decent gun. My conclusion is that most of the inaccuracy comes from that darn mag... Durable steel but doesn't align well with advancing round. Anyways thank you for the review!
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@JohnTripp-d3x I had a lot of difficulty loading pellets by hand and not having them get slightly cockeyed in the breech while doing it. It isn’t practical to load the gun that way and defeats the whole concept of a repeater. I already sent my gun back for a refund. I’m a little miffed that OTSA gave it such a glowing review as that’s what pushed me over the edge to buy it. While it could be the QC is so bad on these guns that he got a good one out of luck and mine was a piece of trash or maybe the .22 is more accurate than the .177? In any case I’m more mad at myself for buying the dumb thing as OTSA’s groups weren’t very good and when you measure a group using your thumb… well, I should have taken that as a red flag. The splatter burst targets he uses also make groups look tighter than they are. They show up great of video but aren’t good for showing precision.
@JohnTripp-d3x 2 күн бұрын
Wise to return it! I also thought the review was promising but I am after accuracy not so much for plinking steel. For that it would be great because it would load fast and the under lever action is fun. I decided to "pull the trigger" on it as well. Partially from that review and because I wanted an underlever. I should have waited longer because your review would have made me change my mind. Tractor supply said no returns on air rifles. Anyways at least it hits hard. I also agree that standard diabolo pellets don't fit well when loading them in the breech but it did improve accuracy. The more expensive/barrel shaped monsters slide in ok. Albeit not as easy as a break barrel and not as accurate :-) So it's basically a dud. I may try that other Chinese under level down the road
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@JohnTripp-d3x Dang! Thats a bummer Tractor Supply wouldn’t take a return. I suspect Umarex’s warranty is garbage and not even worth pursuing. Had I been able to see how the magazine interfaced with the breech and air port I wouldn’t even have considered ordering it. My gut knew better than I did! I was so close to cancelling the 2nd order I’d placed when it was just sitting there for days waiting to ship. That was a sign I didn’t need it. 🤦♂️ It’s too bad it wasn’t like a gen 1 Gamo swarm break barrel where you can remove the autoloading mechanism. I’d have been more inclined to keep it had it offered that option. But at the end of the day I can’t say I’ve even missed it a little bit.
@jimashby43 3 күн бұрын
Thanks for getting into this gun and talking it through.
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@jimashby43 You’re welcome! I enjoy delving deeper into the airguns than what I typically see in many other reviews.
@user-xj3bv1wg8dcyclone 2 күн бұрын
I got the feeling you'll be having alota fun with this one.
@airgunsofalaska 2 күн бұрын
@@user-xj3bv1wg8dcyclone I am but it’s talking more time than I expected to test and find what pellets it likes and working through the traits of the gun.
@WCO3 3 күн бұрын
Them crossman heavy's didn't look bad. Nice group maybe it likes heavier pellets. Have you put it through the chronograph See if it's not all over the place. You could try Molly or possibly krytox, on the Bushing. It's definitely cool enough to throw the kitchen sink at.🤙😂 More gucci pellets!!
@trevorjameson3213 3 күн бұрын
Just got one of these delivered today! It's quite nice for a spring BB pistol, I'm liking this one!
@jackpotparty58 3 күн бұрын
Very Nice! 👍 At least you know you did those groups. I believe it.
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@jackpotparty58 😄 I purposely go out of my way to show viewers everything when I shoot. That can make it really difficult to film a video segment in one take. After I get this gun figured out I’ll be cutting way back on videos as they are a lot more difficult to film during the winter. In the spring/summer/fall it’s way easier to film as the weather isn’t as much of a factor and I have plenty of light. I’m liking this gun, just want to get to where everything comes together and we can see what it can do.
@yoitired 3 күн бұрын
A bushing needs replacing every 3k shots? Dang it'd better be a cheap and easy job cus it'll need to be done all the time.
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@yoitired I don’t know what it costs nor how easy or difficult it might be to replace? I was thinking about the shot count and 3000 rounds for the way I shot would take a long time to get to. I spread my shooting over so many different guns they I realized it isn’t something I’m worried about. I tend to get a new gun, shoot it a bunch initially and then it sits and I occasionally shoot it again once in a while.
@HaydenSuarez-vr7mr 3 күн бұрын
You can also buy a normal looking air rifle like the Winchester version of the daisy 880 . It has the pistol grip
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@HaydenSuarez-vr7mr But that’s a different power plant type of airgun in a smaller caliber.
@HaydenSuarez-vr7mr 3 күн бұрын
@airgunsofalaska my ass took it for its looks
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
This one is a break barrel, totally different construction, feel and capabilities.
@gmanneod8085 3 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing your journey with this Norica! You know ever air rifle reacts a little to how it's held. With an air rifles that may be pellet picky is it possible to clean the barrel and stick with one manufacture of pellets at a time? I try to reduce the amount or possibility of fouling caused by mixing different leads. So I shot all Crosman pellets and ten shot groups at a time before moving on to the next manufacturer. Aka: H&N pellets, JSB pellets. I found this way an easier way to find what pellets my air rifles may like. Checking the other reviews it seems the JSB 15.9g and 18.1g shoot best? Keep trying I know you'll find it.
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@gmanneod8085 I was thinking about that after I watched a video just now where they said this gun prefers JSB 18gr Diablos. It occurred to me that those have a soft skirt and they might like a fresh, newly cleaned barrel the best. That’s definitely worth pursuing as I don’t have a lot of those pellets left in my collection.
@gboutdoors5198 3 күн бұрын
Man that gun is so cool!
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@gboutdoors5198 It’s pretty neat in how smooth it is. Crazy smooth actually. I like the lighter weight and more slim feeling than my Air King. But right now I’m still more accurate with my Air King so I need to do more testing and practice with the Norica.
@gboutdoors5198 3 күн бұрын
@@airgunsofalaska Man I cant wait to see what it can do!
@scavengernick3191 3 күн бұрын
I've seen it do dime stacks with jsb exact
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@scavengernick3191 On one of my 20 yd targets I tried 18gr JSB Exact Diablos and it was awful. They looked like a shotgun. I don’t have a ton of them left so I’ve been shooting the pellets I’ve got on hand. I know the gun is capable, I just need to find the right pellet and gel with it consistently.
@joshmiller1092 3 күн бұрын
Nice airgun
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@joshmiller1092 I’m liking it, just needing to get everything figured out.
@MartinBrito-lb4ef 3 күн бұрын
Awesome 👌....
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@MartinBrito-lb4ef Thanks! Just a quick video with some random things I kept forgetting to share.
@dannyarmata8878 3 күн бұрын
Shooting pcp norecoil takes time to adjust to compared to springers gasram
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@dannyarmata8878 I was surprised that I didn’t do as well as I expected shooting a PCP in my 50 yd can bottom challenge. I thought it was going to be so much easier than my Air King but nope! 😀
@MrKeelan74 3 күн бұрын
Thanks for posting vid, such a cool way of doing some plinking, we rarely get snow in the south west of the UK so shooting in the snow would be a novelty for us shooters. Love this gun, when I get rid of my rimfires, I'll get one of those instead.
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@MrKeelan74 Thanks! It’s a really nice airgun, that’s for sure 👍. It’s a bit heavy to carry around but is fun to shoot.
@gumbystown 3 күн бұрын
I just recently purchased a daisy Avanti 753 US Cadet it was worn and battered and leaked I put a rebuild kit in it and it is a sweet shooter I think it'll make a great winter time shooter where you don't have to worry about CO2 or pumping them up a lot or anything matter of fact just load and shoot super accurate and I love the single stroke. Quite Pleasant to shoot
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@gumbystown That’s awesome that you rebuilt it. They are super nice guns! It’s one of my favorite airguns to shoot.
@danielgreen3715 3 күн бұрын
I love the Old Diana Rifles they are probably the finest Air Rifles around!👍😊
@airgunsofalaska 3 күн бұрын
@@danielgreen3715 I’m really partial to Diana guns as well. 😀👍