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Unfortunately, I know why the manufacturer of the first version or rather edition went the direct system method. It's because of the rate of fire. The good news is that both versions will be on sale at the same time, so everyone can choose the one they want. But I admit I forgot to ask if the...

I had a mechanical gauge on both. But I admit that the rings on the first one made me keep the cocking lever still held while firing. I like speed shooting.

Hi, I have already posted a review of Snipe I and Snipe II on this forum. You can check it out at the link below. I can't provide a video review because I'm a klutz and always forget to record or the footage is unusable. But I have some of the 50 and 100m shots, so I'll post them later. If you...

In version II this problem is no longer present. The system of loading the weapon has changed, it is no longer a direct movement but a side lever, with a beautifully light operation.

Hi everyone, I recently had the opportunity to test the Kalibrgun Snipe II with the 700mm barrel in .22 caliber. Having tried the first version as well, I can confidently say that the biathlon-style side lever is a significant improvement over the bolt-action mechanism on version 1. The side...

Review of the Kalibrgun Snipe Air Rifle The Kalibrgun Snipe air rifle, specifically the .22 caliber version with a 700mm (27.5 inches) barrel, was put through a rigorous test of 12,000 shots. This review encapsulates the performance, handling, and versatility of this rifle based on extensive...

Hello, I have a Snipe in the .22 700mm version. The blowing out of O-rings from the barrel is caused by insufficient pushing of the loading lever. If it doesn't click into place properly, it blows out the O-ring. It can blow out a bit or even pierce through the magazine all the way to the...