B2 (SMK/Westlake) Air Rifle | Air Armoury

[@scottrobertson9452]

Enjoyed the springer review. Everybody overlooking the spring guns these days. Keep the vids coming, your honest and straightforward. Scott USA

[@twiggy17]

Bought my b2 before watching all the reviews about it being badly made and very inaccurate but after using it it was very accurate at 20m and extremely powerful for how cheap it is for anyone watching definitely buy it you won't regret it

[@CurtF94]

I’ve had a couple,the barrel wobbles about on them but they’re alright

[@HappyFountainPen-mf4il]

Me have one never been accurate so how did you make your airgun accurate after it was inaccurate at first ?!

[@twiggy17]

@HappyFountainPen-mf4il it's more for close range I set up a target just about 15 meters away put on a scope and it was pretty accurate try to keep up with cleaning your rifle and put a decent scope on it should make a difference

[@EBoB666]

I've got a b2 and I split pellets on a knife edge from ten yards. Thanks for the review. Mine has the checkered stock bought it 15years back

[@3rniux]

i got this westlake b2 gun for 10 years, all those years it shoot fine,a couple days ago i fully dissasebled, cleaned and lubed all parts,including leather piston( btw piston was lubed first time ever ) then i stretched the spring from 22cm to 27cm and now its working better than new,powerful and accurate.Great gun very simple and easy to fix.

[@AirArmoury]

That is a positive about the B2, it's very simple to take apart and fix.

[@3rniux]

try here www.gunspares.co.uk/products/25065/B2/

[@3rniux]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGnRinelbcyLm7c you need something that would hold your spring tight, like in this video.Then find eye protection and gloves place your spring verticaly and pull as much as u can.I prefer buying new spring its only 10eur,because stretched spring worn out faster.

[@AirArmoury]

The only problem with buying a new spring for one of these is most say that for SMK guns you will still need to cut it down to size. Also, try here for a breech seal if TW Chambers are sold out: www.airgunspares.com/store/department/64/AIRGUN-SPARES/

[@monikacognomen1096]

@@AirArmoury Nope. A titan #11 fits nicely. Dropped one in mine, a rifle I carefully selected, put some polish on the piston, cleaned out the gunk and some mild deburring. Added slip washers and lubed it sparingly. It cocks more smoothly than any springer I've ever used, including top end hw's, air arms, and even a lgu royale. Still pretty 'bangy' to shoot, the trigger, although smooth and predictable, is silly heavy due to the lack of leverage but consistent pellet on pellet accuracy at 12m. These rifles are pukka if you get a good one and have more history than any German or English brands. Significant cultural importance too, they were instrumental in the 'great leap forward' in the latter stages of the Chinese cultural revolution when Mao was really off his nut and eradicated all the small birds in China and people were starving to death by the million. More significant than the ak47 in the political development of that dictatorship which we are still dealing with today. Yes, they are cheap, yes the customer has to final qc, but anyone who slates them is an ignorant gun snob in my opinion, and I would take pleasure in out shooting them with my dialled one. A piece of history many of us started off with as children. It should be celebrated.

[@stephengunrunnerhanson3550]

a great video and a so so rifle but you can tune them and get them up to 10ftlbs and I have seen a few tuned and shoot great and very accurate , and that's part of the fun tuning them

[@brianamuro3023]

I love the fiber optic sights that came mounted on the rifle

[@sindento1942]

Mine had a visibly bent barrel to the left, I returned it and was given one that drooped. They're good for a laugh if you can pick one up for a tenner, they're excellent for stirring fence preserver or standing in as an emergency fencepost.

[@pipes9878]

Great fun vid, I still have my B2 .177 carbine from 1997/8 in the loft. It’s the air rifle I’m going to be teaching my kids to shoot because if it’s short comings means they have to think about their shots, body position and trigger resistance lol

[@ДмитрийМамай-ъ7ш]

Hello! I also have a Shanghai B1-1 air vent, the thing is not bad, but I need to refine it, there are a lot of jambs on the abbot corners and packaging. To make this air air normally, I drilled a 5mm bypass hole, polished the compressor, polished the barrel, cleaned and rounded off all the untreated ones angles and trunk fax, put a force spring from Smersh r9 and a cuff from crosman, after this upgrade it shoots no worse than Hatsan. Sorry for the mistakes, I'm just Russian

[@Williamthehedonist]

this is spot on friend…. they are good value…. for what you’re getting!…. i’ve got a .177 that i’ve had for years… i don’t use it that often.. but it’s power is quite impressive…. it’ll bury marksman pellets into wood no problem… which is a good test of power… i had a .22 version on the other hand which wasn’t anywhere near as powerful… glad i gave the.177 version a chance… I love it…. things don’t have to be expensive to be good….. I believe it’s based on an older model of the Diana….. I love the sights as well… the trickiest thing was drifting the sight at the end of the barrel… now i’m spot on every time…. i wanted to put a little 4x20 scope on…. but my friend says it won’t work due to the spring and piston… i would like to try it at least… and don’t understand why you can buy scopes and fit scopes… if they’re not going to work?!

[@leehart189]

Good video, Good information. I have a b2 and have great fun with cans and bottles in my garden. Thanks for sharing :)

[@leehyson9831]

Great video buddy. I have an old SMK B2 from about 2005...(oddly mine isnt branded anywhere and some folk call it a Stinger?). However whatever "brand" mine is it's the same as yours. I also sanded that vile chocolate paint off my stock and re-stained it a nice medium oak...(i was very luck because my stock is a nice piece of wood without any nasty marks in the wood). I also have a decent SMK LB600 Victory which i like very much as well. Your channel is awesome. Keep up the good work.

[@davidhathaway8271]

Perhaps I was lucky! I bought the Westlake version B2 in .177. and the stock is very nice indeed with a nice pattern amd very solid with no nasty noises. Tested over a chrono and got 6.8lbs and average 611 fps ( manufacturers claim 600 dependent on pellets) with 6.8 Superdomes. So all in all quite good. Paid £60.00 second hand so a bargain. Although not a long range hunter I have used it for rats and squirrels no problems. To get good accuracy best to fit a scope in my case a Hawk 4 x32. Would I recommend definitely yes , these rifles are so cheap especially second hand its worth a go. Cheers.

[@billy007rodaway]

I had the same gun years ago I swapped it for a mountain bike( I needed a bike more then a gun at the time), but I've just got a new one and the sales rep said there made in UK now, not sure but all the markings are of smk and logo and no made in China any where on it. good fun for back yard. shooting Rws hobby cal. 22 think their weight is 11.9 g and are going about 550 fps

[@brianamuro3023]

I bought the B-3 version. That air rifle came with a trigger safety already installed.

[@draydonlorr9919]

Hey what great video. But what mm is the swallow tail i cant seem to find it anywhere

[@davescorpion]

An ideal rifle for some one who is totally new to the sport, as a first rifle, or a rifle to break you in to the airgun world. It doesn't have to be super sexy or super powerful. I started off with a gat gun, then went to a Webley Tempest, then to a feinwerkbau sport. It's like every sport, you want a better/ lighter fishing rod, carbon golf clubs, onwards and up wards......good video JRH......

[@AirArmoury]

+davescorpion Thanks for the comment. I agree, great first rifle, which you can then move onto a better one if you like the sport.

[@MagicMartin314]

I love my Westlake 22 rifle. With a 4x28 scope I hit a dinner plate at 60 meters easy.

[@MrJmawiseman]

I was tempted to buy a cheap rifle, but a catapult may be more accurate than one of these. Would a remington express, crosman vantage with a gas ram or bsa supersport be better, even though they cost from 150 to 250 pounds?

[@urbanspaceman7183]

The swivels were on the opposite side to the barrel release to stop a strap from inadvertently operating it. Seems like a good idea to me.

[@workingwiththelight3119]

I got B2 deluxe with fibre optic sights. Good enough for the rat problem in short range

[@richmoakley]

I've got the same one in .177, what is the model # for one like mine, do you know?? Is it, XSB2-1??

[@1066wastrel]

Thanks for the post, I`d no idea mines is a custom model (woohoo) I intend to do a tune up with mine just to see how good I can get it, & like you said, for all it costs, it has to be worth a look for anyone trying to get into air gun shooting (OH & the barrel is rifled -shock- world air rifle championships, here I come!)

[@MrFrankParsons]

Fair, honest review.

[@AirArmoury]

Thanks.

[@SAM-zt2uy]

Just seen a local shop has a few used ones for £35 which for that money shooting cans you can’t go wrong

[@springrifleshooter1582]

Excellent channel bro. 🎯🇬🇧😎👍

[@alexwest2573]

Do you have a b3 air rifle you could review?

[@adamoneale4396]

I actually picked one up today in "Whats" in Plymouth. It cost a whopping £10!!!

[@davemonday5381]

Wow yours is so clean and the stock is at least 3 times better than mine. I thought some animal had tried to varnish it but when I looked on the internet they came this bad it’s the worst finish I’ve ever seen on any thing never mind a gun. My dads best friend left me this gun when he died. I remember shooting it as a kid. I’m guessing Mid 80’s I owed a mk3 meteor myself since I was 10. So as a teenager he didn’t mine me shooting the smk west lake. It’s spent a good bit of its life in a garage. When I was told he’d left me the air gun. I was over the moon. I couldn’t remember what make or model it was I remembered the breech lever and thought it must have been a bsa airsporter. So it was a bit of a shock when it turned up. I’m going to re- blue it and luckily I’m very good with stocks because of jobs I’ve done in the passed I’ll make it a lot better than a B2 really deserves. But to be fair it shoots straight and feels like it hasn’t been used a lot. It’s quite powerful and everything is tight. So thanks Billy I will treasure it and never get rid. I find if I shoot vintage guns first by the time I’ve got round to maybe my TX200hc I’m shooting heads off match sticks. These old guns make you a lot better shot. I’d swear mine is a bit more accurate but I’ve only shot it a few times. I maybe wrong. While I’m writing this the west lake is across my lap being appreciated. So thanks for the vid. Like your self I only shoot targets at the range. The one and only thing I disagree with you on, is even like you say the terrible stock ( mine had filler to) is light and I also agree it’s front heavy. I think it’s good to look down and shoulders quite nice. And I also agree it’s worth owning and I’m surprised how many people with a lot of top of the range air guns also have a B2. I’ll put mine on the chronograph when I get chance and let you know the results. Cheers

[@ineedvaccineitnice2152]

3 weeks later. What did the Chrony say?

[@davemonday5381]

@@ineedvaccineitnice2152 sorry if my previous reply didn’t make much sense. Someone asked about my old webley scott hawk. The answer is I haven’t got a clue mine is quite horrible in every way. I’ve only shot 30ft. In the garden and It’s accurate and seems to have punch to it. The previous owner used to shoot pigeons and squirrels so it must be fairly powerful but mine is horrible in every way. I’ve refinished the stock and I’ll re blue it but it will never be a thing of beauty. But I like it. I may take to the club sometime just to get chronograph’ed. I have a friend with a very old Chinese pump rifle he always brags I’ll never find anything worse. I must admit he’s still winning. The west lake is slightly better quality. I’m surprised how many gun collectors own them and mystified why. Cheers.

[@koenraadderoeck9045]

thanks for nice vid !!! i like verry math low budget airrifles !!!!!

[@davidchadwick1892]

Hi, i found your review most interesting, thank you. I remember my B2, it was inaccurate , as you say, and in addition, the noise of the inner workings gave me a headache ! I agree with your final comment, buy a used BSA Meteor, I've just done that, fitted new seals, relubed the spring,, and i have a far superior rifle, which is a treat to use. Anyway, keep dem vids rollin' kind regards

[@AirArmoury]

Hi David. Thanks for the comment. The Meteors are great rifles. I have a Mk4 Super Meteor. I will be uploading a video on it in the next few months.

[@sandigari11c17]

My b2 is still accurate but ima get a new rifle soon I have a few real firearms but this is way more fun

[@j-me6317]

I got this platform in a Swiss Arms Synxt32 (.177 caliber), which supposedly delivers 1,000 fps (I live in the U.S.). I bought it new on clearance for $27, or about 18.5 British pounds, so I'll not be too let down if it doesn't perform well. It's my first break barrel air rifle, so I'll give it a go. I don't intend too much in the way of a tear down and re-lube, but is there anyway to gently offer a little lubricant to the spring that was seen through the slot when you had it apart?

[@AirArmoury]

+J-Me At that price you can't go wrong! If you wish to use some lubricant without taking the thing apart, your best bet would be to put just a couple of drops of a silicone based lubricant into the transfer port (the hole where the air comes out behind the pellet when the barrel is closed) every few hundred shots.

[@j-me6317]

Air Armoury Yes, the price made it easier to "pull the trigger" on a purchase. Thanks for the tip, and good video!

[@AirArmoury]

No problem, glad you liked it.

[@treborschafer3945]

I can hit the same spot over and over at 10 yards with my custom B2. Never seen the need to upgrade. Just about having a high Dex I suppose.

[@derekcoe9633]

Been trying to get hold of one of these for a couple of weeks now but none to be found!

[@kingstrange4062]

If your from the uk I got one at ingoldmells market

[@PCGamer121]

These days they are called the SMK Classic Traditional B2 but some gun shops list them as just SMK Traditional B2, I had one back in 1996, it was the one shown here, the Westlake Traditional B2 made in China of all places and it was amazing in every single way, it did used to smoke a little bit though but was a powerful rifle and was super accurate, I could put pellet on top of pellet time and time again, I put more than 10,000 pellets through mine before selling it 4 years later, spring powered rifles are supposed to get more powerful and more accurate once bedded in, I've been looking at buying a one again and found that Wighill gun shop has them. Quite frankly, the best rifle I've ever used once you put a few thousand pellets through it to bed it in. Definitely buying another one of these to revisit the nostalgia, I used mine with just iron sights. Like somebody said here before, they could split pellets on a knife edge using this, it is super accurate once you've put a few thousand pellets through this, at the time I used to go through 500 in a weekend.

[@PCGamer121]

These days they are called the SMK Classic Traditional B2 but some gun shops list them as just SMK Traditional B2, I had one back in 1996, it was the one shown here, the Westlake Traditional B2 made in China of all places and it was amazing in every single way, it did used to smoke a little bit though but was a powerful rifle and was super accurate, I could put pellet on top of pellet time and time again, I put more than 10,000 pellets through mine before selling it 4 years later, spring powered rifles are supposed to get more powerful and more accurate once bedded in, I've been looking at buying a one again and found that Wighill gun shop has them. Quite frankly, the best rifle I've ever used once you put a few thousand pellets through it to bed it in. Definitely buying another one of these to revisit the nostalgia, I used mine with just iron sights. Like somebody said here before, they could split pellets on a knife edge using this, it is super accurate once you've put a few thousand pellets through this, at the time I used to go through 500 in a weekend. Show less REPLY

[@arthurfrancomb7767]

I have been trying to find those sling swivel for age I can’t find them can you please help me

[@ineedvaccineitnice2152]

Crickets for life.

[@tavibyte9287]

How many joules does this have ?

[@1984KNOX]

hi i am thinking of getting a air rifle but never owned 1 is the b2 worth getting? just for shooting targets in my back garden? and as a first air rifle

[@AirArmoury]

Hi Sven. I bought the B2 as my first air rifle. My advice would be that if you just want to try shooting and are not sure whether you will like it or want to take it up as a hobby, then the B2 would definitely be worth getting. If you know you like shooting and are going to spend a lot of time doing it, I would probably get a slight better gun than the B2. You can get air rifles that are a lot better than the B2, for not a massive amount more, especially if you buy second hand.

[@adamoneale4396]

Would be ok. A crossman ratcatcher is a nice weapon but co2 powered. If that doesn't worry you, i can personally pretty much put pellets down the same hole allowing for power spiking

[@liammackel2485]

My West lake B2 has stopped working. The rifle breaks and cocks ok but the pellets do not leave the barrel....?

[@AirArmoury]

Is the piston still coming forward under spring pressure?

[@davidboydarnott417]

My first rifle was a B2 in a Dark Wood colour and I could easily Robin Hood a pellet on top of another at 40m.👍😂😂

[@brianamuro3023]

I prefer iron sights over scopes.

[@1984KNOX]

ok cheers i got the smk magazine today might go for a slightly better 1 cheers

[@andrewhowden3887]

I've had the smk 19 and at the time the best selling gun in the world,2001,I think.

[@peterloftus6259]

Andrew Howden that just means they make millions of them

[@andrewhowden3887]

Peter Loftus oh I'm sorry, I read it in air gunner.

[@AirArmoury]

Oh really, I assumed the BSA Meteor might be, but the Chinese guns do get made and sold in vast quantities.

[@michaelbritain5546]

They sell more bricks than diamonds, the only reason.

[@brianamuro3023]

Can these be used for home and self defense?

[@treborschafer3945]

If the burglars are squirrels or small birds.

[@tudinh8599]

khâu nay bao nhiêu tiên vay, ban ve viet nam đươc không

[@terrybest8973]

I have lots of pellet rifles to and just can't bring myself to kill anything with them eather lol I just love shooting and collecting them Manny bb guns to I own lol

[@gamingtest4684]

How many FPS it's do at 5.5 mm pellet's ?

[@jalenmingins5832]

Gaming Test 450fps and 4.5mm is 600fps

[@1984KNOX]

hi picked my rifle up today i got the synXSL .22 it was supposed to be £95 with pellets and targets but he let me have it for £85.

[@AirArmoury]

Hi Sven. Sounds like you got a good deal. The SMK Synergy series is much better than the B2. Hope you have fun with it.

[@nygelsylvester4634]

my b2 with an airsporter spring in it has 30 ftlb and drops dinosaurs

[@AbirMahamud-ts1lu]

I want buy the gun.. Price me

[@Shopwood100]

You can take a rabbit with one of these over a fairly short distance (15-20m), but it's not an instant kill and I have had to run over to finish it off each time. I won't be hunting with one of these again as it is inhumane.

[@AirArmoury]

I agree, it has the power over short distances, but not the accuracy.

[@alexanderoddy4916]

Anyone saying these are crap, properly zeroed with a 4x40 optic I’m getting groups the size of a 5p coin at 15 yards…. Not bad for the price

[@jadengartside7297]

Can I just say does he snatch his trigger

[@CarlosSoares-zo1to]

Tenho uma dê-se estilo pode-me dizer o modelo dela

[@celsuzukisuzuki2321]

Norconia B2,perfecta 32.a vari nomi.

[@tipstricksss1453]

My friend had one of these and the police nicked it... he said these were illegal. Now I'm not to sure and I think the copper was speaking crap because he wanted it. Also just to point out that guns have to be two tone color now, with one color being a bright color so its less likely to be mistaken for a real gun.

[@danbrookes2997]

He was lying. Air guns Don't need to be two tone. Only airsoft guns

[@extensioncord1381]

Do you have to have a license to own one of these?

[@AirArmoury]

Not in England and Wales as they have a power of less than 12ft/lbs. The laws are different in other countries though (you will need a licence in Scotland and Northern Ireland).

[@damandencosye3328]

Rexx in the UK you don't cos it's under 12 foot pound

[@martinburke362]

My underleaver B3 shot at 9lbs ft, sights where just as bad though!!!

[@Benwell1]

Like they say hold the barrel when your loading or lose a finger or perhaps bend the barrel - I did actually wonder if that was why the rifle was shooting high without a scope, the barrel may have been bent? I'll be nice and like it, but WHAT is that Bowie knife about.......really!

[@riflesareawesome2502]

it might make a good cricket bat!!! lmao!

[@michaelbritain5546]

Well it'll never make an air rifle 🤣🤣

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Got given one by a neighbour with a 4x32 on it, finally identified it lol...

[@martycoolguy6933]

cheap plinkers are always the way to go,more expensive guns are just not worth the money and are a waste,i always go for centre fire,or rim fire,which are real guns and not cheap plinkers.

[@NJPurling]

Does anyone know a dealer that has the Chinese rifles and pistols anywhere in East or North Yorkshire. If I can collect in person I don't have the buggery of getting them sent to a local dealer, which jacks up the price. I saw a Meteor at a car boot sale but had nothing to take it home in, even if I was interested. I fancy a pistol for back yard plinking.

[@AirArmoury]

If by 'Chinese rifles and pistols' you mean SMK like the B2 in this video, check out the SMK website, they have a section on there where you can request details of your local stockists.

[@adamoneale4396]

NJPurling to be honest mate with these you'll probably hit a window, fence, plane rather than your target. Get a crosman ratcatcher. Solid weapon, you do have to use co2 though

[@weirdscience8341]

you really sound like me on the hunting front lol I'm an avid airgunner and enjoy target shooting over hunting

[@AirArmoury]

I personally think it's far more fun that way, plus you don't have to wait ages to take a shot!

[@weirdscience8341]

Air Armoury definitely lol i enjoy my trigger time if my services are needed i will do a spot of pesting but avid air rifle bench rest shooter at heart 😀😀

[@AirArmoury]

Best way to be in my opinion.

[@weirdscience8341]

@@AirArmoury agreed 👍👍😁

[@stephengunrunnerhanson3550]

Looks like you need to get the right pellets

[@davemonday5381]

I got left one it’s been in a garage for 20 years. It needs a bit of love my is the disgusting original stock. I’ve never seen anything this bad.

[@michalis5817]

It is better if you throw it to the target

[@timotejm]

Lol my first air rifle was b3-3 ; ) and i am from europe to.

[@damandencosye3328]

I have it in the origanal

[@AL-KUZAIE9233]

Show me your house from the inside

[@chopperhehehe]

The trigger on this gun is horrible can anything be done with it? If not it is a space taker 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🎣😁✌️

[@ineedvaccineitnice2152]

Shoot wd 40 specialist silicone spray up the exposed part of the trigger and wait 24 hrs. 1 lb trigger pull

[@peterchessell28]

Painted on butt pad......says it all really

[@XCougar85X]

That is some seriously bad accuracy. Did you try any different pellets? That can make a world of difference.

[@michaelbritain5546]

Seriously bad accuracy with all pellets, it's a piece of crap.

[@matkocubelic7438]

I have this gun and for me its ok.with my 4x20 scope i shot ping pong balls from 15 meters distance but i spend 2 hours to get it accurate

[@AirArmoury]

+matko cubelic I agree that it does take quite a while to get a scope zeroed on this rifle.

[@AwesomeFantasyXI]

Had a SMK B2 Custom as my first air rifle, horribly under powered and not well made. But looked ok visual wise. Had it for a while and then sold it for £50! (Only paid £20 for it). Ill never buy one again. But hey, it is what it is.

[@AirArmoury]

I agree, great first guns to start on. I've got rid of mine since making this video.

[@joshnoutch6960]

Bro at 12.5 meters. I can group 5 shots within point 7 of an inch with my b2 .177 you must suck. And your right about the sights being offsett.

[@u.kairrifleshuntingtargeta9438]

gonna loose those fingers fella . hold the barrel . gonna like vid but set n example fella

[@chopperhehehe]

I second this comment

[@weirdscience8341]

3rd this especially with a bloody b2 all its got is one sear directly connected to the trigger no safety features at all but even if its a feinwerkbau 127 u still hold the barrel

[@colliedogjoy]

Why folk insist on waiting until the gun is cocked before loading it is beyond me. Break the barrel, load a pellet and then cock it in one continuous motion without taking your hand off the barrel or putting fingers anywhere near the breech.

[@ineedvaccineitnice2152]

@@colliedogjoy game changer. Thank you!

[@riflesareawesome2502]

horrible thing I had one!! get yourself a Daystate Huntsman!

[@michaelbritain5546]

Bought one for grandkids to use to train on range, it lasted all of 35 shots before the barrel latch was screwed, POS buy something better.

[@andrewhowden3887]

honest review, awful gun but that's what you pay for,I think about 8-9 ftb so don't shoot rabbits.maybe a gun for a young lad with dad in back garden !!!

[@AirArmoury]

Yeah I think that would be a good use for one.

[@iaincox9639]

dat chicken wing do

[@johnpearson6591]

6ft pound s is enough to dispatch rats witch I did when I first got the skin b2

[@johnpearson6591]

Ment smk b2

[@nicholasrichards2402]

Very dangerous air rifle

[@lukawiqarishvili605]

Can i use it for hunting on rabbit ?

[@videorowtv5198]

No, rabbit is too big

[@freshfrozen3035]

Videorow TV really wow that’s shit

[@videorowtv5198]

@@freshfrozen3035 This "rifle" has only about 10J of energy, on rabbits they usually use .22 lr which has 168J. This is just for plinking.

[@andrewhowden3887]

no the b1 is awful !

[@AirArmoury]

Never got my hands on a B1 before, it's pretty similar to the B2 isn't it?

[@andrewhowden3887]

Air Armoury yes, they are all pretty terrible,but for plinking in the garden with open sites bearable, they are the cheapest guns.there is one lower in price to my smk 19 but I can't remember is name or find somthiing nice second hand.

[@stevefox3763]

450fps is so slow

[@catfish_lude]

Well mu favourite airrifle

[@ignacioromero3882]

Comprate un perro

[@Max-x8e6l]

its not because its a cheap rifle....youre just a really bad shot

[@AirArmoury]

I reckon it's a bit of both!

[@michaelbritain5546]

Nope it's a s#it rifle, all of them are, barrel droop, barrel alignment left and right, buy a proper rifle, but save your money on this POS.

[@jackking9271]

Shockingly bad gun, you get exactly what you pay for

[@VerminSniperUnit]

Scrap! You'd probably be more accurate with a McDonald's straw and some paper lol Find the bin put it in and buy a weihrauch.

[@AirArmoury]

+VerminSniperUnit I agree! As I said in the video, this is probably only really good for a beginner. I no longer own this rifle, my main springer is currently an Air Arms TX200.

[@adamoneale4396]

I bought one today as parts for a diana model 15. Hoping parts fit or its going to my brother

[@rayswann7618]

Fruit bat shit well rubbed in will make your hair grow again....just sayin.

[@bakanibaleni5865]

In UK i believe you have good brands of air guns , but why you review that piece of shit?

[@AirArmoury]

Yeah we have some great guns. Reviewed this one as it was my first ever air rifle, which I thought was fitting for my first ever video.

[@peterloftus6259]

Yes it is the most horrible rifle on the market.

[@AirArmoury]

I won't disagree with that.

[@3rniux]

i got this gun for 30 eur about 10 years ago its chinese made but after those years cleaned and lubed works very good