AEA AEA Challenger Pro Gen 3

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Hello guys my name is David, we are company from Poland and we are distributor AEA, manager from AEA told us we are first company with new model:
Challanger pro
Challanger Nova
Challanger Nova bullpup
we have this airgun only one week so maybe in this week we can show you more.
this is our new website from Europe www.aeagun.com and this is polish webside www.pcphunters.com
www.aeagun.com will be ready in next week.
this is video with new airgun
 
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www.aeagun.com said:
Hello guys my name is David, we are company from Poland and we are distributor AEA, manager from AEA told us we are first company with new model:
Challanger pro
Challanger Nova
Challanger Nova bullpup
we have this airgun only one week so maybe in this week we can show you more.
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As it is not clear from your site and AEA site please explain what are the differences between the Challenger Bullpup Standard and the Challenger Bullpup Nova. Also does the Nova have a regulator and a plenum ?

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also your email, [email protected], from your site is not working. It delivers a failure notice (550: authentication required). So how can someone contact you
 
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CanMike said:
Didn't the Gen2 just come out with the adjustable reg and hammer spring? What is changed in Gen3?

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Those were only the long barrel in 30 and 35 caliber. Hopefully 🤞 these will be smaller caliber ones with an actual way to properly tune them ie adj hammer spring. Only took them like 3 years to figure it out.
 
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haloolah said:
No, i have Aea challenger 25 and two challenger bullpups 30 32 barrels i havent personally seen any semiautomatic pcp under $700 that r accurate and reliable. Blitz probably best bet just got to get a lil lucky as some r lemons.
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I have a semi-auto AEA Terminator .30cal that I've put over 600 rounds through and never had any sort of problem, not one. Bintac modified so it was wrung out before I ever laid hands upon it. It is a beast and will rattle your teeth when fired. Accurate out to the 45 yard limit I have. If you rapid fire it is tough to get less than 1". Take your time and it stacks pretty well. But it is assuredly not under $700.

2 of my Hatsan Semi-Auto (Barrage, Bullmaster) are both well under $700 and work just fine. Usual issue when you add a moderator that requires changing a spring but well known and well documented issue. Barrage has at least 1500 rounds through it and the Bullmaster 300-400 rounds. As with any Semi-Auto slow and easy 1/2" at 45 yards, rapid fire 1-1.5 inches.

The semi-auto .25 Invader works just fine until you add the moderator. Much more finicky than the Barrage/Bullmaster mechanism. My neighbor has it for our raccoon problem but I made it a bolt action. I have an idea the issue is pellet weight. I found my Bullmaster didn't like lighter pellets when moderated.

-- Matt
 
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haloolah said:
I have 3 AEA with 1000+ pellet thru each, never had an issue
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Exactly I have a bunch of aea products, I've shot thousands of rounds as well slugs and pellets. If you are mechanically inclined you can work out small issues. Magazine fitment is the only "problem" I have ever had. A few pieces of clear gorilla tape on the back of a magazine will make it fit tighter which is important on the semi autos if they wiggle out of place it will cause a jam. If i could change one thing it would be that all the aea magazines snap into place like the bintac s45. No one else has such a wide variety of caliber and styles of guns. Lever action, bolt action, semi auto. Long barrels, short barrels and everything in-between. Also at a decent price.
 
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I think it's mainly there air guns from 5 years ago that gave them a bad name as well as people that have no idea what they're doing when it comes to an air gun. If one can't change an oring or replace a hammer spring well one should stick with cheap throw aways or gamo products as their used to this and just deal with it. At least my experience with gamo customer support was good sent me oring for for free with no warranty.
Bin at bintac and bin at pellet shop are awesome as well for customer service.
Bintac sent me a 2nd gun becuz they accidentally sent a great condition used one first.
Bin at pellet shop will get back to your questions quick and will answer all ur airgun questions with detailed explanations.
 
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haloolah said:
I think it's mainly there air guns from 5 years ago that gave them a bad name as well as people that have no idea what they're doing when it comes to an air gun. If one can't change an oring or replace a hammer spring well one should stick with cheap throw aways or gamo products as their used to this and just deal with it. At least my experience with gamo customer support was good sent me oring for for free with no warranty.
Bin at bintac and bin at pellet shop are awesome as well for customer service.
Bintac sent me a 2nd gun becuz they accidentally sent a great condition used one first.
Bin at pellet shop will get back to your questions quick and will answer all ur airgun questions with detailed explanations.
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Yea bin sent me a new reg for free because mine wasn't holding. Now I'm wondering if I might if gotten a used one like you did.
 
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mainevent777 said:
Yea bin sent me a new reg for free because mine wasn't holding. Now I'm wondering if I might if gotten a used one like you did.
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A lot of their Regulators had issues especially when trying to run at 3000 psi both of mine worked better when dialed them back a few hundred PSI, and you could tell the first one I received was used even though it was in good condition
 
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