Evanix No Love for Evanix on AGN?

i have a .357 rex long barrel (gamo TC35L branded) and when its between its fill pressure sweet spot
3200-2800psi, its very accurate and makes a great hunting gun for feral hogs i have taken beyond 50yrds
with its 250FPE output.
yes the trigger sucks but get over it !!
What kind of groups are you getting out of it? What ammo does it like? Have you pushed it out to or past 100 yards? If so, how does it shoot at range?
 
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So occasionally Evanix air gun show up in the classifieds and at times members join and ask advice about an Evanix airgun. I realize that Evanix is a GTA sponsor, but what’s your take on the brand? Why don’t AGN members discuss these rifles more? The most outspoken member I’ve heard talk up the brand and their extensive experience with it is @Nomadic Pirate 66. I’ve seen a member that does reviews cover a few Evanix air rifles, but I see very few members discussing these rifles.

If you own one, let’s hear about your experience with it. I see these as hunting rifles, at least the ones I’ve looked up. Anyone compe .23 eting with one? Plinking? Pesting? How about posting a few pics of what you have to accompany telling us about your experience with the brand?
My first PCP was an Evanix AR6 .22 Cal..... Extremely powerful and accurate.

I took my first javalinas with it and a nephew took a bobcat with it.

65 fpe !!

I still own an Evanix S10 in .25 and just a couple of weeks ago I sold my Windy City .25 Cal with the smooth twist FX barrel I put on it. Excellent quality.

My youngest son still has his Windy City.25 Cal.

Pyramid Air used to sell them.

Later on in a store called "El Diábolo" at Monterrey, México, they used to sell them too.

When people at El Diábolo were to start importing Evanix rifles, they called me and asked me if I would like to ask an specific model of the Evanix rifles. Then I asked them to make the Windy City in .25 Cal. The rifle should be powerful to handle .25 Cal.

People of Evanix said in that moment that, then .25 Cal would just be made to be sold in México...... Short story: Evanix .25 Cal rifles that arrived at El Diablo where sold before the other rifles they received and .25 Cal where sold everywhere.

I bought two of those first in the market Windy City .25 Cal rifles, one for me and one for my youngest son.


Some years after, there were in the market rifles called JKHan... Really similar to Evanix rifles. I still own a bullpup "Noblesse" in .25 Cal... Equally accurate as the Evanix rifles.

The price range my of those rifles were about 1k USD..... With excellent quality.
 
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I’m to the point where I’m tired of seeing @kaylaindy spread misinformation or just bad information. You rush to put out videos, but you consistently err in your presentation. Just because you have a following doesn’t mean that you should be followed. This isn’t me being mean or trying to dog pile, it’s the truth. The reason I’m saying this to you is because you did this in a thread that I started. I don’t come into your threads and comments sections with a bunch of drama or B.S. Please keep yours out of mine. Your hustle is good, but your knowledge is lacking. Before anyone want to try to point fingers, I’ll tell you if I know I don’t know something. I also make it a point to back up what I say.
 
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22 caliber. 30 meters. Done with an unregulated Hatsan Nova. 10 shots. Opening at its largest 6,8mm. Pills, regular JSB Knockouts right out of the tin.
 
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Got one of those. The AR-6 is mentioned above, this is from before they turned Evanix.
Sweet little revolver rifle, have to say. Shoots very well when i feed it pill by pill. For some reason groups opens up a tad as soon as i use the revolver mag for whatever reason.
Need to look into that i guess.
Tomorrow I will make a group with mine and share it here.
 
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Bro...you will NOT get accuracy from an unregulated gun....it simply won't happen. If you can add your own regulator then that's different. They do make regulators for Evanix guns. Huma I think.
My S410E was a tack driver long before I added a regulator to it. All I had to do was keep my air pressure in the sweet spot. I added a regulator mostly to improve the shot count.
 
I’m to the point where I’m tired of seeing @kaylaindy spread misinformation or just bad information. You rush to put out videos, but you consistently err in your presentation. Just because you have a following doesn’t mean that you should be followed. This isn’t me being mean or trying to dog pile, it’s the truth. The reason I’m saying this to you is because you did this in a thread that I started. I don’t come into your threads and comments sections with a bunch of drama or B.S. Please keep yours out of mine. Your hustle is good, but your knowledge is lacking. Before anyone want to try to point fingers, I’ll tell you if I know I don’t know something. I also make it a point to back up what I say.
Your welcome to comment on any of my threads. Please point out any errors if you see them in my videos. I would appreciate it. ....and keeping me out of an Evanix thread is going to be hard. I own more Evanix PCP's than anyone on this forum. ..and just because you get a few accurate shots in the "sweet shot" of an unregulated gun, I don't consider that an accurate gun. That's just me though. I'm living in 2024..not 2014.
 
Umm... Just wow! My two unregulated airguns are every bit as accurate as my regulated gun. The regulated gun has the edge on shot count, but that's about it. I think you need to qualify or clarify that statement.
I feel like any un-regulated gun will have a change in the point of impact from the first shot to the last. That has always been my experience. It's just my opinion. Don't get offended by it please.
 
Your welcome to comment on any of my threads. Please point out any errors if you see them in my videos. I would appreciate it. ....and keeping me out of an Evanix thread is going to be hard. I own more Evanix PCP's than anyone on this forum. ..and just because you get a few accurate shots in the "sweet shot" of an unregulated gun, I don't consider that an accurate gun. That's just me though. I'm living in 2024..not 2014.
@kaylaindy I suggest that you carefully read what I posted that prompted the above reply. Your response suggests that you misunderstood a few things. The gist of what I’m saying is to keep your bull 💩 out of threads that I start. I’m not interested in watching your videos. This is not my first or second time stating this. I don’t respect your knowledge beyond knowing how to upload videos in good time or putting a pellet into an airgun breech.
 
@kaylaindy I suggest that you carefully read what I posted that prompted the above reply. Your response suggests that you misunderstood a few things. The gist of what I’m saying is to keep your bull 💩 out of threads that I start. I’m not interested in watching your videos. This is not my first or second time stating this. I don’t respect your knowledge beyond knowing how to upload videos in good time or putting a pellet into an airgun breech.
I appreciate what your saying. I am not an airgun expert. I just make videos. Sorry about messing up your thread. I didn't know you had to "qualify" to comment on AGN. I will note that on my time sheet.
 
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I appreciate what you’re saying. I am not an airgun expert. I just make videos. Sorry about messing up your thread. I didn't know you had to "qualify" to comment on AGN. I will note that on my time sheet.
@kaylaindy This is your second attempt within this thread at putting words in my mouth. You either have a comprehension issue or you enjoy trying to ruffle feathers.