Is this a newbie friendly gun? New to PCP world, had a Uramex Notos and leaked after 3-4 use. Decide to get a better quality one. Have my eyes set on this XR Sahara. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Newbie friendly? I would say yes, simply pull out the box, air it up, scope it, sight in… And off you go. I am a known BRK fanboy through their performance for me. I’ve own five different models and currently have three different models, Atomic (x2), Pathfinder and a Ghost. “All” my BRKs have been “drama free” simply working and shooting amazingly for me from day one. You are definitely on the right track, good luck. Feel free to PM me if you have any more questions…Is this a newbie friendly gun? New to PCP world, had a Uramex Notos and leaked after 3-4 use. Decide to get a better quality one. Have my eyes set on this XR Sahara. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks! Ordering as I type.. Where can I buy the Carm Magazine from? $110 for an extra magazine is just crazyIf you get one, just go ahead and stock up on Crosman Premier Hollow Points (CPHP). They are the cheapest pellet going and the gun shoots them really well. Also order a Carm magazine or 2. The stock mags are sweet just expensive.
I also own a highly modded Notos, which I love, but the Notos is a budget built gun. The Brocock guns are built to a much better standard.
The BRK is hands down worth the money. Especially if you just want to air up and shoot.
Order now!
And THERE goes his budget as he sinks into the mire of the Rabbit Hole®@trader800, how do you plan on filling the bottle on the Sahara. Do you have a HPA source?
And THERE goes his budget as he sinks into the mire of the Rabbit Hole®
BTW the Orion mags are good, USA made and slightly cheaper than CARM's by a little....oh rats Orion doesn't make them for that gun.
I'm still rooting for the Tuxing, I've got an 032 with auto shut off, still chugging along.Compressors are really becoming affordable these days. The Omega Air Charger cost me $1k and is still chugging along. The Omega Trail Charger cost $800 and is a champ. Easy to tote around for 300 BAR fills.
These guys have a lot of options for the shooter. The GX pump E-L2 compressor for $250 is awesome. My Hill hand pump cost $300...
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Is this a newbie friendly gun? New to PCP world, had a Uramex Notos and leaked after 3-4 use. Decide to get a better quality one. Have my eyes set on this XR Sahara. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Welcome to the forum , to both of you two!From a newbie to a newbie, yes the Sahara XR is an excellent choice. I've been lurking these forums for awhile and just joined today to get rid of any doubt you may have. I've shot a few Gamo springers, but never messed with a PCP until now.
I just bought the Sahara and played with it over the weekend. It is phenomenal, pretty much comes out off the box ready to go. Mine was already tuned to the JSB 18.13 gr, but it has shot other pellets really well too. Shot count is excellent, ergonomics are excellent, accuracy and consistency is outstanding. I do realize that I've only had this for a few days, but consider my newbie mind blown.
Welcome, a fine first post…From a newbie to a newbie, yes the Sahara XR is an excellent choice. I've been lurking these forums for awhile and just joined today to get rid of any doubt you may have. I've shot a few Gamo springers, but never messed with a PCP until now.
I just bought the Sahara and played with it over the weekend. It is phenomenal, pretty much comes out off the box ready to go. Mine was already tuned to the JSB 18.13 gr, but it has shot other pellets really well too. Shot count is excellent, ergonomics are excellent, accuracy and consistency is outstanding. I do realize that I've only had this for a few days, but consider my newbie mind blown.
Thanks for the welcome. I don't have much experience with airgun before. Only got into it very recently, mainly to try to kill some iguanas who kept on destroying my plants in the backyard. First bought a Gamo, felt it was too troublesome to use. Then got a Umarex Notos. Was great to play with for a couple of fills, then it started leaking. As a newbit I don't feel too comfy to try to disassemble and temper with the air cylinder as some ppl on this forum suggested. So I took a look at AOA, and find this BRK Sniper XR Camo to be both attractive in the look and acceptable in price. Just wanna make sure it's not too advanced for newbie to use. After seeing the comments now I can't wait for it to arrive lol.Noticed you joined today.. Just wanted to say WELCOME ABOARD! Lots of friendly, knowledgeable airgun geeks here to "stuff yer head" with valuable info. Tell us about yourself, what shooting discipline, previous experience, etc. Bet you'll have lots of questions.