How often do you have to recharge the air by pulling down the barrel? How many shots? or you got to do it for each one? thanks!
@northdakotaplinking97945 сағат бұрын
@@ROCCO988 You have to cock the gun once for each shot.
@Oregon-airguns4 күн бұрын
Looks like I’m a year late to this video. Guessing you have already figured out any of the useful tips I could give you. Ammo,speed,tuning,ect. Looks like you’re enjoying the gun that’s all that matters! If you decide to get deeper into the world of pcp, this is my product recommendation. Gun- Vulcan 3 .30 caliber 700mm barrel Ammo- .3063 diameter dish base slugs 950fps Scope- arken optics EP-5 or better yet, arken ZULUS 5-20 daylight scope. Compressor- GX-cs4 Not a cheap list lol… but, pretty much guaranteed sub Moa out to 200 yards. Cheers from Oregon 🍻👍
@northdakotaplinking97944 күн бұрын
@@Oregon-airguns yes... we've dialed the bullpup in quite a bit better since. ha Thanks for the recommendations, I'll have to check them out!
@jtns28454 күн бұрын
i always enjoy 22lr videos, this one too, thank you. since your tight groups were consistently low-left, clamped or freehand, i think ammo and grip need to be considered. in addition the 4.63” or 3.75” ruger wrangler is truly just a fixed sight plinker. if you want better accuracy try a 5.5” ruger single six or super wrangler with adjustable sights. a practiced, accurate, reliable 22lr/wmr firearm in hand that gives one consistently multiple center mass hits is certainly ok for protection for normal folks. 22lr is easy, cheap and fun to shoot alot, and i mean alot. practice makes perfect. centerfire handgun ammo lacks homing devices and proximity fuses. hits with rimfire matter, near-misses with centerfire count for zero. if you are out in apex predator quadraped turf have a centerfire long- or shotgun with a rimfire sidearm. if you are normal civilian you shouldn’t be rubbing up against apex predator bipeds in a sensible & prudent, daily suburban life. if you really need to worry about “a home invasion by four meth-heads” then your relationship, lifestyle and financial choices are an awful mess; you have bigger worries than your firearm choice.
@cesarraulgomezvilcapuma1335 күн бұрын
Cuanto tiene salida en boca de cañon en FPS, Y CON PESO DE BALIN ESTAS USANDO.
@justinhawk66505 күн бұрын
Elevation definitely plays a role with air rifle velocities. Also, many manufacturers overstate their velocities at times.
@SilverSurvival6 күн бұрын
Another good use for Miracle Whip! The other is to (never mind…there isn’t another use. I was thinking of another product.)
@northdakotaplinking97946 күн бұрын
@@SilverSurvival 😆
@pine09816 күн бұрын
Is it a RemArms?
@northdakotaplinking97946 күн бұрын
@pine0981 I purchased this rifle back in 2009 or 2010. So it is a Remington but long before the rebranding known as RemArms as I understand it.
@phild80958 күн бұрын
They work. The screw holding the ejection rod cover comes loose and needs blue loctite. The finish scratches easily The cylinder gap could be tighter. The fit of the grips is so so. That safety. Some come with front sights that are not aligned to point of impact. Mine came with a dinged 22WMR cylinder. I called Heritage and had a new one withing a week. It has been reliable for the first 2,500 rounds, all makes of ammo. They are again making 38 special SA/DA revolvers.
@BadAphorism10 күн бұрын
Good video man, I appreciate it. I'm pretty sure you don't want all three sights up. Everything I've seen indicates that you use the rear sight of whichever mode you're in (carbine vs. pistol). Appreciated the deeper look at the. Firearm, will like.
@northdakotaplinking979410 күн бұрын
@BadAphorism thanks. This has already been brought up a few times, but I was never using all 3 sights at once... just comparing them on camera. Was a quick review on a friend's gun that I didn't expect to get this many views. As it turns out, there is an adjustment for the front sight.
@bhsweepy279712 күн бұрын
0:25 dont know if its the operator or the rifle but that says all I need to know about the accuracy
@onedirection351012 күн бұрын
Wonder if Keltec is any better 🤷♂️
@northdakotaplinking979410 күн бұрын
@onedirection3510 after giving this a good cleaning and switching to hornady critical defense 45 gr....this performs much better. I think there must be a breakin period. Planning on doing a follow up vid.
@onedirection351010 күн бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 Many say Punch is excellent as well. Looking forward to a follow up!
@motorgearhead13 күн бұрын
Shoots a lot better than my Hatsan 125 in .22! If I had purchased that rifle instead of the Hatsan I might not have even got into pcp’s. I do think the Hatsan can do better than it did. Any your groups A LOT better at 100 then mine. 3 Year Old Hatsan 125 - 10 shot group at 100 yards - CPHP 14.3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjXnXV3bs2Jjbs
@northdakotaplinking979410 күн бұрын
@motorgearhead while it's true that some guns are more accurate than others... there's also a lot of variables such as finding the right pellet for the right gun for the distance you are shooting etc. For this vid, I had almost no wind which really helped me out at 100 yards as well.
@motorgearhead10 күн бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 - understood. But I also think I am less than a great “magnum springer” shooter. I can do fairly well with pcp rifles and firearms, just not so much with the Hatsan. I really should try to work on the “nut” behind the scope. Also maybe retest using some jsb 18’s.
@Truckertrash3421 күн бұрын
Great presentation!!
@eitangrinspon163727 күн бұрын
Nice job. I appreciate it when someone close to my skill level, displays a product’s true potential. I’m very impressed with Gamo’s entire magnum line these days. They clearly stepped up their game. All that performance guaranteed for 5 years; wow. Best value in buying a magnum springer. I would also call this .22 the most tactical springer you could have available in a home invasion. With a few mags, preloaded with H&N Hornets, you don’t have to worry about running out of air. Hatsan has their version of a magnum gas piston springer, with a reputation for failing within 2-3 years; for the same price. That’s a no brainer to me. I’m getting the Magnum Pro in both calibers and the .25 gas piston magnum in the wood stock. I already got the .25 magnum w/ a spring piston. What a beast. Ordered it with some Hornets for maximum lethality. Can go through a propane tank at 40 yards; 33 f.p.e. and a 5 year warranty. What more do you want for $330?
@northdakotaplinking979427 күн бұрын
Thanks... I know there are more accurate pellet guns out there, but for what you're paying and the fact that the gamos are great shtf tools... Love the gamos.
@Indiana42427 күн бұрын
Awesome stuff!
@northdakotaplinking979427 күн бұрын
Thanks! Checked out your page, awesome stuff as well 👍
@Indiana42427 күн бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 Thank kind sir for taking time mean a lot Cheers!
@richardwarren487928 күн бұрын
I have the swarm gen3i. 22. I love it to. Great video, thank-you
@northdakotaplinking979427 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@damienhenderson9347Ай бұрын
Don’t shoot your truck
@huey4203Ай бұрын
Alloy pellets not lead
@sammyprestwood3182Ай бұрын
I'm disappointed with the gamo redfire and the gamo rocket.pellets my wild cat whidper shoots a lot stronger with crossman Alloy pellets. It will Penetrate a car door and go straight through it
@springpistonriflefeverlone9611Ай бұрын
You can remove the recoil reduction rail and below that is a nother stop pinhole that is almost an inch closer, for better eye releaf.😃👍
@northdakotaplinking979417 күн бұрын
Hey, thanks for that, I'll have to check that out! 👍
@cjcurryjrАй бұрын
Good job. I hate Miracle Whip.
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
@@cjcurryjr 😆 🤣
@juniorimacАй бұрын
I just can’t understand this. I seen a review like this and bought it. It was horrible. Had two other people try their hand at it. I took it back. Terrible
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Tell me a little more. What was horrible? Bad groups? Recoil etc? I know this gun likes heavier pellets and groups better with those. The Swarm Magnum also has a powerful mach 1 piston that slams forward when fired and recoil may take a little getting used to. But goes without saying not everyone will have the same experience. This gun is new to me... the only shots I took before making this video were to sight it in. Having said that... I was pretty happy with the feel and accuracy.
@bratarnolda101417 күн бұрын
Gamo manufacture garbage for Kids. There is no choice on the market sadly. Only weihrauch matters
@northdakotaplinking979417 күн бұрын
@bratarnolda1014 thanks for the idea. Perhaps I'll produce a video in the future comparing them. Gamo vs Weihrauch. Any particular model you recommend?
@dtidal2Ай бұрын
Just got my three mags replaced via sig. Same magazine jamming issues. Sig is trash now.
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Sorry to hear that. Honestly, I never had another failure to feed after that first one, and never a magazine issue. I wonder what is causing some of the magazine issues. I've seen others have the same issue. My guess is that the spring they have designed may be too weak. I know when I load them it seems too easy to load.
@Sirfixalot1969Ай бұрын
Dang Gamo's got me hooked on pellet guns! in a little over a year I've spent $5k! Good shootin!
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Thanks.... Lol, pretty easy to break the bank when we're talking pellet guns. They are an awful lot of fun.
@skullairguns5156Ай бұрын
Hi my dear friend, all my support from France! Have a great weekend and see you next time, we are connected now 💀 👍
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
Well right now I am using a screwdriver to tighten the grip but one day I might put some Blue Loctite on my Jonny Boy Grips.
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
The transfer bar in the Ruger is absolutely great for people who like Fake SAA's
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
I have found that aiming this gun takes the fun out of it.
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
I keep my two Jonny Boys in TonyU Leatherworks Holsters. I got a TonyU Holster for my granddaugters Jonny Boy to.
@RockIslandguyАй бұрын
It’s not LR bub. It’s long rifle.
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
.22LR stands for .22 long rifle.
@RockIslandguyАй бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794oh, you do know that. Good. Whew.
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
nu uh, it's 22's Example: Hey RayRay wana go to the rang and shoot some 22's with me.
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Ok guys this might kind of beside the point, but is it 'pop', 'soda pop', or coke ? lol
@TobaccoRowe1960Ай бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 Did you buy it at Cracker Barrel ? 🤠
@wanebuck6705Ай бұрын
( 😮 Drink 3.2 beer 🍺 and get farts with the Hersey squirts 😮 )
@BackyardDispatcherАй бұрын
they putting on a good show , good capture
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Thanks... may as well buy a tag next year if they're going to walk right into the yard like that 😂
@BackyardDispatcherАй бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 it would make for and easy meal that's for sure
@nickz5849Ай бұрын
My dad traded a remington 700adl for a glock17c back in like 2003. I would do anything to get that rifle back
@rotten2209Ай бұрын
That was my first pistol. Bought off a retired officer. A hollow scope and trigger activated laser. I removed the laser as too many of my uneducated friends liked squeezing the trigger to sight the laser.
@CalvinBlue-jl6sbАй бұрын
Is that g2 glock ?
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
@@CalvinBlue-jl6sb That is a Sig Sauer Xten .10mm, also capable of firing .40 S&W.
@BackyardDispatcherАй бұрын
Have you shot it at night yet?😍 Dragons like breath, it's been a few years but they like rapid fire 4sure but strip it down again and wipe all the oil out of you can then use graphite, polish the ramp prob wouldnt hurt , you will see night a day difference, I rarley used oil in my duce duces , I hope this helps brother
@northdakotaplinking9794Ай бұрын
Thanks, I'll have to check out the graphite. Honestly haven't heard of a lot of guys using that but who knows...? Also, with that muzzle flash it's got to look crazy cool at night. lol
@BackyardDispatcherАй бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 the advantage is oil is gummy and gathers that powder, most pros arn't a lot of guys either lol just messing w/ you but yeah it's worked pretty good for me in my mark 1 ,597,and 10/22 , I hardly shoot powder any more but it's what I use on my duce duces
@gravesclayton36042 ай бұрын
I wanted to ask you about something I just noticed at 3:18 and again at 3:25 while you were dry firing with the safety block on. Watch closely, and you will see that the cylinder rotated 1/8" off line from the barrel both times that the hammer fell. It clearly did not do this during your firing segment that followed. These revolvers seem to have a cylinder stop malfunction when dropping the hammer on the safety bar. I t doesn't appear to repeat itself when live-firing, but I thought I should at least make mention of it. I have 3 of these .22 Heritage revolvers, myself, and I have been able to duplicate this malfunction with mine as well. It does not do this when dropping on a cartridge ( I dry-fire with expended shells), but consistently jumps off the cylinder stop when the hammer hits the safety bar. I find this anomaly a little bit disconcerting, but doesn't interfere with proper chamber alignment on the following full-cock. I will tell you that I also did have a cylinder-stop malfunction in my brand new Heritage Big-Bore .357. It could slip backward about 1/32" at times, after engaging full-cock. I did not notice this until the 8th round I fired, when it shaved off a piece of the copper jacket of a .357 round, and it jammed in the cylinder-barrel gap. I discovered, later in my workshop, that the cylinder stop was just 1/64" wider than the notches in the cylinder itself, which allowed the slight backward drift of the cylinder. I had to reshape the cylinder stop to properly fit the cylinder notches, and now the action locks smoothly and firmly in each notch. The cylinder could have moved even more when it did malfunction, causing much more damage than it did! I just wanted to share this in case it saves you, or someone else, any damage or injury. Cheers!
@northdakotaplinking97942 ай бұрын
As for the Heritage .22, the trigger, hammer/ hammer spring is what initiates the movement of the cylinder. If the hammer is not allowed to travel to its final destination, then neither will the cylinder. So it's not really a malfunction. Just the nature of the hammer block safety. But that is interesting about the .357 and cylinder stop...
@gravesclayton36042 ай бұрын
@@northdakotaplinking9794 I know, I suppose I should just call it an 'anomaly' for this particular safety-bar design. I've had all of my firearms apart at one time or another, if just to polish up the rough spots that get missed during assembly. The .357 cylinder stop issue caught me off guard for certain. I had friend recently buy one, and that was the 1st thing I checked with his, before he even got it home, lol! His appeared to work perfectly in every regard, so maybe it was just my luck to have a glitchy one. I built my first revolver kit when I was 15. S&W DA revolvers seem to be the best out of the box, but are so damned expensive now.
@georgeplimpton94292 ай бұрын
I have TWO of these. Love them both. One is the same color as your in the video, but a shorter barrel. I replaced BOTH hammers with black ones to make the color scheme match better. But they work great, and a lot of fun to shoot. But I do NOT use them for my carry gun. I use a Taurus G3c for that. I had the Ruger Wrangler as well, but I sold it and got the two Rough Riders ONLY because they have the more cowboy look to them.
@Sirfixalot19692 ай бұрын
Cosmoline is a really thick rust preventor it solidifies over time. It shows that the manufacturer was really conscience of preserving the metal. Maybe it just needs a very thorough cleaning or different seeds. It's a dam sexy unit though! hope you get it figured out.
@northdakotaplinking97942 ай бұрын
Thanks, I hope so too. Hope it's just a matter of cleaning, breaking in, right ammo etc. Fun unit when it's not mis-feeding. ha
@timwhite3822 ай бұрын
2 Heritages 1 is the 6.5 the other is 4.3/4. Neither one is my goto just fun plinking with family cheaply. The 2 i have are before Taurus bought the company both manufactured in Miami Fla. I have looked at all the other budget 22's out there but for what I'm doing with mine the Heritage is my best option.
@HowlingFrog2 ай бұрын
The Heritage Rough Rider is a kick in the pants, definitely a great value! By now I imagine you got that 22 WMR cylinder, and I already know you're enjoying it. I like my Rough Rider so much that last week I picked up a Heritage Barkeep, 3" barrel and birdhead grip. I put a 22 WMR cylinder in it, and it's quickly becoming one of my favorites. Great content, you've got a new sub over next door in Montana!
@northdakotaplinking97942 ай бұрын
Awesome 👍 Yep, I did a video after this one with the WMR... Great to get feedback from a fellow RR fan!
@dmw30862 ай бұрын
I have a wrangler with the 4.6 inch barrel I painted the front sight orange and using different 22s I can hit fist size steel plates at 20-25 yards no problem
@andrewblakesley42022 ай бұрын
My Gamo groups far better than that but it requires a gentle hold. A guiding hand on the pistol grip and an open palm for the foreend. Hold it too tight and its like a shotgun.
@hulbertparsons7396Ай бұрын
Break barrels are notorious for this. They need the "artillery hold"
@davidhale81772 ай бұрын
Usually it's the very rare sight that has windage on it and sometimes it's elusive it might be a simple little Allen screw
@SteveL11002 ай бұрын
Genius 😅
@northdakotaplinking97942 ай бұрын
😆
@jameskox8722 ай бұрын
You don't use all three open sites on a gun at the same time . . On Saturday gun right beside the sights it tells you the two that are for the carbine and the two that are for pistol . . . Nobody in their right mind uses all three sites at the same time . . I think it's more the person than it is the gun missing the target . . . I don't know where you learned to shoot a gun at . . . Is Scott Lil Wayne groovement by the sites that let you know one is for the pistol and one is for the carbine . . . But know where does it say use all three open sights at the same time . . Like I said I don't know where you went and learn how to shoot a gun but you didn't learn very well .
@northdakotaplinking97942 ай бұрын
😆 🤣 😂 😆 I just read that entire comment in the voice of sling blade. First off, I wasn't using 3 sights at once. Watch the video! I'm either using the carbine set or the pistol. The angles where you see all three I am comparing them.... not actually trying to shoot with them.
@mdhossain43162 ай бұрын
Average COD players builds 😁😁😂😂
@andrewlightbody42212 ай бұрын
The gamo raptors are great in my .177 varmint. You get a nice sonic crack, they break the sound barrier every time.
@user-dn2ph4vt2s2 ай бұрын
How would you like to build your rifle? Him: Skyscraper