hello everyone. im very late the the "review" party on this one, but anyway I will be posting on here for new comers along with on my YouTube channel. even tho this gun is pretty old now, being on sale for under $300 I think makes it a great option still even with all the new options on the market. I have only had this gun for a couple of days now and have only been able to test a couple pellets as im still waiting on my pyramyd air order to arrive. so what do I think so far? its a great little gun. ive been into airguns for years and years now, probably over a decade at this point, my first PCP was a Benjamin akela that I got late last year, I then went to an Airforce TalonP, and now I got my hands on the avenger pup. so far...this is the king of my collection. as of now I am shooting FX atomic pellets (JSB Hades) at 850 FPS and at 35 yards im putting 5 pellets in a hole the size of 2 pellets. and at 50 yards and hitting headshots on my reactive mini gopher target (about the size of the average Michigan squirrel) ive gotten to shoot this gun 2 or 3 times this week between work and all that, and I currently have 5 starlings down. so the good: stupid easy to tune, great shot count considering the size of the air tubes, feels comfy to shoot offhand and on the bench, on board mag storage is a great touch, incredible accuracy. the bad: the trigger is a bit rough but manageable, the gauges are tough to read at times but again...manageable, the mags mine came with are a little tough to load due to some pellets not falling into place properly and getting stuck between the inner drum and the lid. so far I think this is a great gun and I will be bringing it on all of my hunting trips and will be the first gun I grab when there's chipmunks or rabbits in my garden this coming year. again, I know I am way late to the party but I felt my info here could be helpful to a new comer to our little hobby/addiction. if you're thinking about getting either the avenger or the avenger pup, as long as you have a way to fill the guns to 300 bar, go for it.
