Umarex 850 M2 Empire Kit

[@TheTheRedWolf]

I could listen to Andy for hours. Greetings from Germany.

[@curlyjim2550]

Bought this very gun a few months ago and I love it. I had to do a couple of mods to get it right for me, number one being that annoying automatic safety. I did find it an issue, so I took it apart, cut away the tang that engages with the bolt and now the safety only operates when I want it to..perfect. I slapped a Hawke scope on it and added a nice rifle sling. Nice rifle, smooth action and accurate. Good honest review Andy.

[@maximumeffort7836]

Would you say stripping this rifle down is easy to do? Any things not to do ?

[@curlyjim2550]

@@maximumeffort7836 I wouldn't recommend a novice try to strip it down, but if you're competent around rifles then it's pretty easy to strip, clean and grease. The only things that can possibly be displaced when you take the cover plate off are a little buffer spring for the hammer, and that red plastic piece at the back of the safety catch, it'll only fit one way and it did have me scratching my head a bit trying to figure out which way up it went. Best thing to do is take a quick pic with your phone.

[@maximumeffort7836]

@@curlyjim2550 ah great thanks for the heads up, I have rebuilt 2 old CO2 rifles smk 78 qb/th stocks with better components in the past, will chrono the M2 when I get it for power and strip it down at some point, I know the older hammerli had a mod for the valve to make extra holes in it, I suppose it's a balancing act of stronger hammer spring, preload spacer, port transfer, and improved flow in the valve body ? Looking forward to removing that auto safety catch nanny feature 🤗

[@curlyjim2550]

@@maximumeffort7836 That job in itself is a breeze. When you take it apart, you'll see the tang on the safety bar which engages with the bolt. Cut that off then file it smooth and flat and rebuild.

[@maximumeffort7836]

@@curlyjim2550 thats great thanks a lot for sharing your expertise, have a good Christmas Curlyjim 🤗

[@handygent45]

I have the first gen 850 in .22. It came with the silencer/moderator. At room temperature it shoots a 14.3 pellet about 604 fps, which is slightly under 12 foot pounds. Even with the silencer it has a bark. Mine is very accurate, using a cheap 4x32 scope. My preferred distance is up to 30 yards and have no trouble hitting the target. I modified the 88 gram capsule by drilling and adding a 1/8 pipe thread foster fitting so it can be bulk filled. I bought a small CO2 tank from a welding supply store and can get it refilled at the local beer store, which refills CO2 containers.

[@lesterkirby3367]

This guy is not going to spend to mutch... 😕 ... i mean ...wast ... id love to no how long that air hose is...😦.. helo from ireland...😉

[@zoranzuvela9856]

I'v got Hammerli 850 AirMagnum. 4.5mm/. 177 cal 16j strong ( witch is actualy the same rifle ) for a 4 years for now, maybe even 5 years. It is the most fun, most accurate and most practicle for use, for plinking and small game...and lots of the other most... ☺️ For the peoples who did not know, that is actually Walther Dominator converted on CO2, that 1st gen was made from the most of the original Walther parts, barrel is also original Walther Dominator barrel. When I was decide to buy that CO2 rifle, all my friends was jokin me that i will buy a CO2 child toy 😁😁😆 Now, specialy now after more than 4 years its diferent story, not even one issue, not even one seal break. But just to mention, 400 shots with 88g cartridge is for 7.5J valve model, my 16J can shooting some 220 strong shots in smmer time and abouth 180 to 200 in the winter time, depends how fast i shooting and if i put it in the car during the pause, CO2 recovery faster. I can recommend it, that is for sure very serius rifle, if not the only one serious CO2 air rifle, first and the best for sure. 👍

[@Crottedenez1000]

Zoran Zuvela Totally agree with You ! I do even have two of them, one with scope the other just iron sights, (to not get out of habits ! 😉). Beneath my PCPs and a Crosman DBSR and the “Winchester” underlever type for fun plinking, the Airmagnum is pretty much the only CO2 I like to use among almost a dozen of those gas suckers who are wasting their life in the back of the gun safes (actually I should try to sell them.... 🙂)

[@zoranzuvela9856]

@@Crottedenez1000, hahaa👍, yea man! I was also watch to buy one more to have it one with scope and one with just open sights, I was sell severa of mine air guns and leave just Airmagnum 850, good old Shanghai B3-2, and Crosman 2240 Co2 pistol 😁. I was must to buy some new fishing equipment, but on first new chance I will buy one more Airmagnum 850 just with open sight 👍

[@martinburke362]

I have this gun in 22 best gun I've ever had hits 2 pence pieces at 40 yds no recoil and for the first 50 to 60 shots fires at 13 odd plus ft pounds when I bought mine it was only £250 competes with some of the best the market has to offer

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Great review Andy. This maybe the only CO2 rifle I would ever consider buying honestly. I own multi pumps and PCPs from 40$ USD to 2300$ USD and for me to even consider this rifle because for your comprehensive reviews. Thank you sir. God bless. Great gun for grandchildren sir.

[@RichardSetford]

I have this gun in .22 and love it. I did upgrade the scope to a Hawke 3-9x40 AO which did improve accuracy. Cold can effect CO2 but I found slipping a hand warmer in the cavity where the CO2 canister goes keeps things pretty consistent on a cold day.

[@BenLaneMusic17]

Do you reckon it’s overly heavy ? Just wondering as I might get it 😁

[@RichardSetford]

@@BenLaneMusic17 It's not light but I found it to be well balanced (especially if you have the moderator fitted) and very comfortable to hold.

[@BenLaneMusic17]

Richard Setford Thankyou ! This helps A lot

[@acimbobby]

I like it. A good quieter is worth 60 pounds or more, and a nicely threaded barrel is good. Why not put in the Walther adaptor as well... as part of the package. That would make it a more attractive buy.

[@lussboever3251]

Having been looking for a new air rifle to buy, this (Version 1) was the one I was looking for after having read and watched plenty of reviews about "budget" air rifles, mainly for it's accuracy. Finally I bought the RM8 even so it was a bit more expensiv but I preferred a PCP to a Co2. And as in my country the limitation is fixed to 7,5 Joule / less than 6 ftp, refilling the reservoir with a pump is not too much of an effort :-) I've put a Hawk Vantage 4-12 x 40 Ao scope on the RM8 and comparing it to my Norica rifle with a 3-9 x 40 scope mounted, I fully agree with you - it makes a huge difference and I wouldn't want to miss this bit of extra magnification for a second. Great review.

[@airgunhunter4465]

I watched this video and had to buy one, this is one of the very best co2 rifles you can buy. The only down side is the cost of 88g co2 carts. However if you have the time you can blitz through an 88g in a day and have a big smile on your face by the end of the day. 😊 . Also you can now buy an adaptor that saves the co2 should you not want to shoot a whole cartridge of co2. Put the adaptor on, go shooting and just twist off the co2 with the adaptor on and nothing escapes.

[@runerebel8441]

Great video Andy. The 850 Airmagnum is a very nice rifle indeed. Take care and have a good weekend my friend. Regards Rune

[@marlonwest6045]

Always enjoy these reviews Andy! Thanks again.

[@hooters28]

I think this is a very fair review Andy. I think sadly umarex have outpriced themselves with this one as there is much better out there for that sort of money. But you have shown it at its best for those looking. That’s what I like the most about you and your work. Cheers.

[@MrJohnnyorange]

What is then "much better gun for the money"? HW97?

[@hooters28]

For the money you could look to pcp rifles from the bsa range. Yes I accept they need charging but it would be cost effective against buying the 90gm. Trust me I know. For a very accurate rifle with change look at the elite se or scorpion. I have had both for years and the ultra goes with me everywhere. Hope you find what you are looking for.

[@MrJohnnyorange]

@@hooters28 The only BSA that seems to be available here in Germany, is the Buccaneer, which costs 419 Euros (roughly 350 pounds). The 850 M2 kit costs 370 Euros (roughly 320 pounds).

[@Meloncholymadness]

@@MrJohnnyorange AA S200 no competition...

[@MrJohnnyorange]

@@Meloncholymadness Not available in Germany I'm afraid.

[@blakesterr.9599]

50 years ago our parents would never let us have C02 rifles or pistols. They didn't want to have to run us down to get cartridges. We had to pump. This rifle uses the larger C02. I could see where this would sell in places where it rains or is damp. Keep the nicer rifles in the cabinet, and take the synthetic outdoors. I do that on shotgun. I take my old 870 out with the parkerized metal. No rust issues. 741fps is a fun speed to shoot. The younger guys would like that and the black rifle looks.

[@markbooth5983]

Very informative....I was just gonna buy one of these air guns but now im going to go upmarket and buy a water pistol or a cork gun just something with a little more power !

[@HarryBunnGRVOTV]

I got a 2nd hand hw100 with bag, bi-pod, excellent scope and a pump for £640. My advice save up a bit more and wait until the right deal comes up.

[@chopperhehehe]

I second this comment 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🎣😁✌️

[@sirbollocks609]

now thats what i call a deal,

[@waynejones3413]

I don't think I'd ever buy a co2 rifle I'd rather have an half decent Springer. I currently own an R-10 SE and love it. Infact thinking about it, years ago I bought an 850 took it shooting and it broke in the first 5 minutes tried a different C02 in it and that didn't work either that was a day out ruined, took it back to the shop and bought an HW 80.

[@afrog2666]

These days you can get decently priced PCP rifles anyway, at least if you buy used, cO2 rifles are kinda mostly "toys". There quite a few very nice pistols and revolvers, but I can`t think of many nice cO2 rifles lol..

[@praetorian65]

This is a nice gun. I got it mainly because of the convenience of CO2 and the price. What I would say is I wouldn't bother getting the kit. If you can find it rifle only, it is much cheaper and the included suppressor and scope aren't particularly great. Get the base rifle along with a decent suppressor and your own scope. In my personal experience, JSB pellets tend to work nicely, as do Bisley magnums. It also fires JSB Knockout slugs, which I've actually found to be the most accurate projectile fire so far, however they only work without the suppressor (so far, I've tested 2 - I need to try some more). The 12g co2 adapter is convenient, though be aware the smaller size appears to be more susceptible to cold issues.

[@tonydobberson4439]

I had the previous 850. It got me back into air guns. I very quickly moved onto a pcp , getting the Gamo Phox package which I think is a better starter kit.

[@brorjordas1979]

Truly a sweet review for this nice sunny day! I'd gladly heve one of these. No idea what the price of one would be on my local airgun market though. Loved the kit. Had more than enough of accessories. Did not though notice a hat for the barrel threading, if not were to use the/a suppressor. I am personally a fan of co2 rifles myself - even though mostly being into military styled co2 rifles as the DPMS there in the background of the video. Own one Crosman .177 break barrel rifle with scope, and that is enough for me in that class. But I am usually intrigued by allkinda different co2 rifles. And this one seemed way nice. The co2 even in the front, rather than in the stock. And the suitability to use the double 12g co2 adapter is more than great - since apparently not all 88g co2 rifles can seat them. Own q few co2 rifles, but yet no in the style of this one. Would probably be a sweet backgarden target plinker for me. Been thinking of the Beretta CX4 Storm kit. But that one ain't that cheap either. The CX4 though do compete inca bit different class also with internal blowback system and a 30-shot rotary belt magazine..

[@lowrider-wd8te]

How many shots with the adapter and 2 cartridges fro 12 grams ???? please

[@Andy9965]

Great review as always, I do like the double 12g adaptor as the 88g cartridge is only good once, worth the cost as the adaptor keeps the co2 when removed...

[@akatizzle1585]

Thanks for this, was looking for a honest review before I purchased! Know I've bought a sturdy piece now.

[@mousecat9398]

I got one of these and a Gammo Phox....The umerex is a heavy old beast but i quite like that about it cos it feels substantial

[@hehir63]

Great video as usual Andy.

[@phast-as-phuck738]

Nice review Andy,the action and magazine looks a lot like the rm8 if I'm not mistaken?. For the money I would rather have the rm8,but as you say this rifle is for a certain market,and sorry but it's raining again so can't mow your lawn or trim your bush🤠 but you can put the kettle on,two sweeteners please 😁,see you again next Friday, I wonder what's next?.

[@sirbollocks609]

got to agree and the polymer RM8 Varmit is quite cheap at under 400 quid, mind you still need a pump if its your first PCP, wonder if its regulated!!!

[@DBiggaFigga666]

If they had made the front piece of the stock a little bigger and detach from further back it would have allowed and adaptor to be fitted and a small 13ci air tank be added and fit inside the stock without the need to modify it. That would have made it PCP and CO2 and it would have been quite unique. People would then have had the option to shoot it as PCP or CO2 and switch between them dependent on their need. It would have made the gun quite unique and added to its appeal. It could have been a gun people shot as Co2 until they could afford to but a tank or when they needed to refill a tank. Versatile providing choices. Maybe they can produce it as a hybrid and call it the RM850.......lol

[@DBiggaFigga666]

What they really needed to do was make the front piece bigger and detach from further back. That way you could have the best of both worlds and attach an adaptor and a small air tank to use it as a PCP and the bottle still sit nicely in the stock without the need to butcher the stock to modify it and then you could switch between air and co2 depending on your need. They missed a trick there and it would have made it a far more versatile gun and made it very unique.

[@johndivit5869]

Great review as always Andy! Would have been good to 'chrono' the gun again after being out on a cold December day, to see if, and by how much, the cold had effected velocity/energy. Future test? Keep them coming.

[@tuckerbutler6765]

Looks like a nice gun, I just purchased two SA10s from umarex

[@quagmirewasere]

Ove just got one of these today shooting it in 2 days once the co2 arrives I must say its a impressive looking beast and can't wait to shoot it it is long yes but I like that as for weight dunno I don't think it's that heavy but it's not loaded up yet

[@kaineddin]

Does anyone know if you leave the cartridges in the gun? Does the gas slowly leaked out when you’re not using it??? I’m not sure if it does or does not I would like to know

[@feetfirstintohell6930]

I think all co2 powered rifles suffer with leakage over time if not used. Best advice is either make sure you’ve used all the gas before you put it away. Or as Andy has said, consider the 2 x 12 gram co2 adapter for this particular rifle. That way if you can’t use all the gas before having to put it away for a period of time, at least you’re only losing a couple of the 12 gram capsules and not a massive 88 gram one 👍🏻

[@gerrypowell2748]

Nice always an alternative to consider✌️

[@Безымянный-ш6с]

For the Empire!

[@phillipsharpe6459]

Co2, powerd rm8 !😁👍

[@timshelley8635]

Thanks Andy! Nice review!

[@squirrelatwork]

That bolt action looks smooth as butter. My gauntlet is rough and stiff, even after 500 rounds.

[@itsme-paul]

I would compare it to butter, but pretty smooth. I only have the Lee Enfield .303 to compare it to :) (Not counting cocking a FAL SLR or SA80.)

[@debbiescott9709]

Great feel. Accurate, groups great

[@ERTECHCCTV]

what's make is that beautiful rifle on the back ground?

[@adijr1084]

Andy what's the chances of looking at the GAMO roadsters gen 2 10 shot break barrel

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Great review but I have to say for 450 pounds for a CO2 rifle that should cost $299.99 with the extras. At the end of the day it is still a CO2 rifle with a crappy scope, cheap bipod, and maybe a half decent moderator. Again great review as always but Umarex can keep this one. Finally a review on a gun that I don’t want to buy. Thank you. Your reviews can leave a mans bank account in the thin side.😂

[@simonnoble7589]

Good morning Andy , enjoyed today's review. It's a nice kit . So if your looking for something simple and ready to go . This might be the one for you . Thank you 😊....... Simon

[@regsparkes6507]

Good, truthful review I think. I wonder is this 'modeled' after the same rifle as their ( Umarex's ) PCP Gauntlet?

[@davebrailsford6699]

Nice one Andy a really good starter rifle i have a rm8 so i can see this being a fantastic rifle..big thanks.

[@MrJohnnyorange]

Which gun would you choose for field target competition?

[@grollbringer]

Hi Andy, Very well done 👏. I really like to watch and listen your reviews. Liked and subscribed. Thanks for the good job👍

[@stephensheridan6332]

Nice vid, are you going to ever make a video of Chrono reviews ? that would be great.

[@LiannLee1666]

@ Andy ..... Umarex FUSION II 4.5 | CO2 the smaller sibbling can you do a review of that one ???????

[@ukfalconer6130]

Love the look of this rifle, but I have my eyes set on their ruger 10/22 I just wish they bring that out as a .22 11ftlb so it can be used for small game! Then it would be my dream and go to rifle

[@hgreenleaf]

Hate to see the rifle resting on the scope when he turns it upside down on the table. What could that do to zero?

[@Darren-vh5lk]

Slightly off-topic - Looking for air rifle recommendation... mainly for back garden target shooting and small vermin control....

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

See the recommendations for the request above yours.

[@jaycartwright8229]

New to all this do get this kit or a webley nemesis???? Wonder what the range difference is

[@STEALTH1DAN]

Hi.. do you have a video on benjamin armata pcp?

[@CervezasObsonMex]

What is the difference VS UMAREX FUSION?

[@r5yamaha]

Please do a review of Umarex Fusion 2

[@neil754]

It looks very Walther RM8 around the safety catch, magazine, bolt and breech area. I think they have been raining the parts bin That is a lot of money for a Co2 rifle and not much less than the RM8 itself. The problem with all the scope included starter kits is that the scope is usually bog basic and will probably get replaced rather quickly. With the extra running costs of the Co2 capsules, I think I would go for a budget PCP instead or even a mid range Weihrauch Springer.

[@paulswift8258]

Hi Andy i love your vlog please can you give me advice on what PCP package i should get which is a good all rounder starting kit for target shooting and pest control all the best Swifty

[@stevehatfield1828]

If I were to purchase one of these Umarex 850 M2 Empire Rifle kits, I would seriously consider a Walther adapter for fitting two 12 gm Co2 cartriges.

[@heithwatkins]

The Umarex Gauntlet is still the best deal going. End of story!

[@johnminger9610]

Is this video old, the 850M that I’m looking at doesn’t have all of these extras. Can I get this kit somewhere, or have they changed it?

[@kingshome]

Very informative. CO2 power is temperature related. I do wonder if I left the 12 g capsules in the airing cupboard would that work. For the 88 g capsule, once fitted I suspect would need to leave the whole gun in the airing cupboard.

[@Crottedenez1000]

rg29nx unfortunately, it isn’t recommanded to store CO2 guns with gas inside, the carbone dioxyde has an acid effect on the seals and destroys them over the time....

[@thinkingimpaired5663]

Beautiful rifle that I wished was a pcp with a larger caliber.

[@briandix216]

Good review Andy on the 850 MK2, but it does come at a rather hefty price, when there are better deals out there and cheaper too for a starter PCP and pump. By the way, any chance of a review on the latest smk victory Pr900w in .177 cal ? I believe the new models have a removable screw on silencer and hopefully old issues have been resolved ! Cheers

[@SnowblindOtter]

"Stiff and Solid has to be the better option." That's what she said.

[@samuelbrown1939]

Looking at this Rifle so thanks for the detailed review. New to CO2, but have used spring and FAC previously. Question is from the Millennials- are the CO2 canisters recyclable? I presume they are made of a recyclable metal and can be popped in with your other metals?

[@itsme-paul]

Just as recyclable as the Nox cylinders the youfs (surely not millenials) litter the countryside with.

[@peterpalladino4239]

Hi enjoyed your video. I have just purchased one and generally very pleased. I am new to shooting and struggling to set up the scope. Any tips would be very grateful

[@glholmesy]

Way too pricey! Buy either a CP2 or QB78 and a simple tuning kit. You will get similar or better performance for half the price.

[@FredGreenGB]

I doubt either would have the quality of the 850 being that they are both made in China. However I did own a bolt action smk I bought at a boot fair brand new for £60 and tbh it was very accurate

[@annabeltheunicorn9374]

You dont say the exact price of those big co2 cartridges

[@bob_frazier]

$30 US dollars for the adapter. $3 to $5 for an 88 gram CO2 cartridge.

[@paulleury7765]

Excellent high-quality review, thank you.

[@ojohnnyo1969]

What was the scope mount size? standard picatany?

[@luds5501]

Great review as always Andy. Almost bought the old version a while ago, but decided against it. So for those of us on a tight budgets which rifle would you invest in for ease of use and pleasure, this Umarex, or the Gamo GX40? I know the Gamo is cheaper and a pcp, but I do feel the Umarex is a little high in price. Hmmmmmm, decisions, decisions..!

[@danhattersley6213]

One of Artemis rifles would see you well in my opinion for anyone on a budget. Andy has reviewed a few and would hopefully agree.

[@luds5501]

@@danhattersley6213 Thanks for the advice. Will take a look at Andys Artemis reviews.

[@itsme-paul]

I think with PCP you will soon tire of manually pumping the fun - at which point you have to double your budget. CO2 is easy to get hold of and not that expensive - unless you're firing of a tin of pellets every weekend.

[@BedsitBob]

Do I understand you right, that the scope doesn't have any focus adjustment on the eyepiece?

[@davidevans8333]

Does the 12gr cartridge adapter have the same power as the 88gr

[@YorkshireTripper.]

Think i am going to get this kit i also must be the only person going from a pcp to co2 why ??. I like the ease of co2 no longer like lugging around a pcp bottle and as i don't go shooting too much i think it fits what i'm looking for also my colt takes c02 so two birds and one stone.

[@aboutthemetal8783]

It's good for someone who wants to try out shooting but with the likes of artemis and kral etc etc, people can get a NEW pcp set up for that amount now.

[@Gruntos]

How about a review of the lee Enfield. They have one in my local gun shop. Just wondering if you have fired it and what’s it like.

[@ItAintMeBabe99]

Can’t believe they don’t supply the 12g cartridge adapter! What does it cost?

[@paulanddianne69]

this is the one I've just bought but haven't got around to testing it yet. hopefully its as good as the reviews say it is.

[@forddude1976]

Is that the Walther rotex rm8 action ??

[@skippercaship]

Just a quick question? was the shooting results with 12g CO2 in the adaptor or was you using the larger CO2 ? thanking you. great review by the way.

[@DonCarlosGrilo]

Hi there Andy! First of all nice channel... already helped me choosing and co2 pistol! I like this setup and I would like buying it! I live in Spain and cannot find it locally, can you recommend me an trusted website?! Cheers

[@kevinwylie58]

Hi Andy, can you let me know the model of Walther adapter you mention in this review please? Ramsbottom tell me their Umarex Walther Lever Action & Beretta CX4 Storm Co2 Adapter Set 88g to 2 x 12g. Will Not fit the 850 M2

[@peterpalladino4239]

I just purchased the 88 g cartridges and paid £18 for two

[@jakesmith6186]

This is abit out of my price range for now but I am considering getting the old 850 then saving up for the m2

[@Crottedenez1000]

Jake Smith and You’ll do fine ! The “old” 850 (actually based on the Dominator, a competition gun !) is as good as the “new” one, believe me ! They only changed a little bit the shape of stock and handguard, added a (cheap) scope and bipod, and sell it now as a revolutionary improvement...

[@5Komma5]

Nice review, still would never buy a CO2 rifle. The RM8 has a big tank so filling it to 230bar before heading out should give enough air for a night of hunting.

[@donpay1714]

Andy when are you reviewing the sig vertus pcp we need a expert opinion

[@AAROnair]

I actually had one in my hands 3 weeks ago and didn’t have the time to review it that point. I was going to go into more detail at the IWA show, but that has now been cancelled/postponed. but as soon as I get back I will be reviewing it, rest assured. thanks for watching.

[@nissan300bhp]

i like the bipod mind, can you get that onit its own , would go nice on my rm8 varmit

[@andrewwallace9290]

Great review as always. So if I had £400 spare, what rifle would you suggest, it would be used for target practice only. Not bothered if it's co2, pcp, break barrel etc single or multi shot or anything. Any suggestions? (that goes out to everyone)

[@markbird4083]

Check out the SMK Nova Vista Alpha. Around £290-£340 depending on synthetic or wood stock. Andy has done a review on this channel. Only complaint I've heard is the trigger is a bit wobbly, but works fine and it's a full power pcp with side-lever and 10 shot magazine.

[@andrewwallace9290]

@@markbird4083 thanks a lot buddy

[@markbird4083]

@@andrewwallace9290 no worries. Also, forgot to mention that despite being that cheap it's also regulated so frankly an absolute bargain. Will be getting one myself in the next couple of weeks!

[@andrewwallace9290]

@Wheaten Zoomies thanks mate, great advice 👍

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Without a doubt a Seneca Aspen. Add a UTG 3-9×40 scope- AO set at 25 y and focus is good from 10 y to 100. Oil it a lot. Work the pump slowly to keep the heat low. For $400, Fantastic gun accurate to 70 y and climbing. Side lever is easy and smooth. Safety is outside of the trigger guard where it should be, yet easy to reach. Trigger is very good, especially at v light pull.

[@johnmartin7535]

thank you for the review, would it be much use for rabbit shooting? wasn't sure whether that would be included in "small vermin" thank you.

[@lesterkirby3367]

I had a daisy powerline 992 .22 ... 9 pumps 8.5 ... 9 flbs lights out on jackdaw sised birds... 20 ...25...yrds ...850 air magnum no problem ...😆

[@caviteairriflesniper236]

Nice review! And Nice Air Rifle! How much that Air Rifle? & Scope? Thank you.. 👍🙋‍♂️

[@KINGBREAKBARREL]

How you doing are gunners I am debating on two rifles I want to get one is the Umarex Gauntlet 177 and the other is Gamo Urban 22 which one is a better rifle overall you think I should get I will really appreciate your help thank you very much

[@medwynvermin8772]

Heads up Andy, there is only 3 mins of this on AG101.

[@AAROnair]

thank you. I’m chasing that one up now. Thanks again 👍🎥

[@soultaff]

I own a 850 magnum . Can I get it chronagraphed in Derby without buying one ?

[@52memor]

Nice and have subscribed :)

[@chopperhehehe]

Love your honesty Andy but think for that cash there is alot better out there 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦄🎣😁✌️

[@johnmcallister2701]

As always and excellent review I get your point on the co2 but for that money you could get a decent rm8 deal I've seen them go for a, similar price with toys on too 😁

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

At that weight you might as well get a springer.

[@jamesgretsch4894]

You look and sound like the Archer Airgun guy.

[@skaiper313]

Did someone know if I will put co2 88g cartridge then shoot few times so for how long I can keep it inside this gun ???

[@temsujamir2246]

Gud mor sir, Nice vedio nice gun , i like it.but how much do u pay 4 it sir ty..

[@Intercity1251]

I wonder if anyone has had problems with spare magazines for this rifle, l've had no problem with the magazine it came it, it has a flat band to hold the pellets in so when l saw additional magazines at £20 for 2 l bought them but they had O rings insead of thr flat rubber band they look identical but the bands are diffrent as well as the groove ,now the replacement magazines jam and wont cycle the original one has no issue's and cycles like should is there anyone out there who has had this problem and can help its a bother only having 1 magazine