LCS SK-19 25cal. This thing is a beast!!

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Jld1969

Jld1969

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Well I just got my brand new LCS and am very happy I have only shot 2 magazines but out of the box I was shooting at 965fps so I turned the knob a few times and now am shooting 34gr jsb's at over 1.035fps with more to go and very accurate as well it's amazing to be able to shoot with out cocking and full auto is a blast so just want to say if you are thinking of getting one I can tell you it's a must have you will love it. 
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BLUF - Bottom Line Up Front.

ITS ACCURATE! 

Yes, as accurate as any competitive single shot or repeater you may have or intend to have. I tried one out in .25 caliber Saturday shooting JSB Mk2 Heavy pellets, at 100 yards and 100 meters. It was hitting 4 inch spinners on semi auto repeatedly, very fast, in breezy conditions across a canyon. And when I loaded up 19 pellets and shot in full auto at the 4 inch spinners at 100 yards, they literally DANCED, and SPUN LIKE CRAZY. LD, Robert B. and I were laughing about it since it was kinda funny going full auto yet still hitting a 4 inch target at 100 yards. You have nothing to worry about, the gun is more accurate than you are... And the build quality is every bit as good as any airgun on the market. I'm going to buy one, but in .22 since I'm a cheap ass and would rather go full auto with 18.1 grain JSBs which come in tins of 500. ;) Oh, and it'll shoot slugs if you want...
 
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Full auto once or twice? I think after the 1st time it would be hard NOT to go full auto! I couldn't save enough cans if i had one of these!



How is the hold for a southpaw? Does the magazine get in the way of a good check rest?
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actually after a few full auto. Im sure you will stop using it. A tin of 25 cal jsb is $19. That's 300 pellets in 34gr full auto will empty them in a few minutes. Full auto is something to brag about when friends comes over. It's not something you will use again and again. If I wanna use full auto. I use my co2 bb full auto. 6000 bb for only $9.99. Imagine 6000 jsb 25 cal. That would be very expensive to shoot. 
 
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Well I have several airguns from inpacts mark2 I have crown countinuum I have a daystate red wolf I also have custom made airguns and this LCS will stand next to all of them for accuracy and as for power it stands alone none has the power am getting over 1,000fps and at 50yards it's one raggedy hole at 75 yards less then half inch I never went to 100yards I run out of day light.

i was like most and said I probably won't use the full auto a hole lot well I was dead wrong I use it more then I like to say hahah and am a inpact lover but now that I don't have to cock every time I have to shoot is really nice just pull the trigger that's my favorite part the 1 thing I am a little disappointed at wich is not bad but I am not use to the long creep of the trigger they say it's for safety but I think it's just to long not that great but not all that bad to be honest

its also a bit heavier than my inpact mark2 and I guess it's because it is so well-made this thing is like a tank I do also want to say the hand grip is for right handed guys they are making a ambidextrous grip that's now available from what I was told by AoA today the grip can't be switched out because it's made for the LCS and it's wider cut at the top so you can't change it out wich sucks I Like custom grips but that just a personal preference

I have to say everyone will have there own opinion on this new airgun but all and all it's one of my new favorites as Time goes on I will lern more about this LCS I only shot it one time so this is first impressions but I definitely think the have a winner on there hands I love mine I was told that they are making a slug liner later this year for it so hope you love yours as much As I do happy shooting 
 
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Aloha,

I just received my sk19 in .25 from AOA today also. I must say it’s a very well built gun. I did the new gun routine, cleaned the barrel, topped off the air and checked for leaks, mounted a scope. I didn’t get to shoot over a chrony yet but the mk2 are hitting pretty hard at 50 yds. A couple of things I have to look at is the trigger and if it’s adjustable, just a little long for my taste. And I need to quiet it down for it’s a little loud for my neighbors, I just ordered a DonnyFL adapter to put on and will try different moderators. All in all this gun is a blast to shoot. If my family duties don’t get in the way I’ll try and make a video.

Aloha, Keone
 
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I'm definitely intrigued. Part of me wants to get one the other part of me thinks it's prudent to make sure this company is around in three years. for 2k that's a a lot to drop on a new company and new gun with the hopes they are around in two, three, four years to service said rifle if issues arise and or back up the warranty if that should come into play. I wish them well and if they are still int he game in a couple years I will likely add one to the safe.
 
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Also guys the barrel is made by Lothar Walther so it's got one of my personal favorites inside the more guys shoot this airgun the more info will be out but so far it's like a tank built very well hope you like yours as much as I like mine call Ken Hicks at southern Percision weapons if you want one he's a great guy and deserves the business because he goes above and beyond for all his customers. 
 
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Just watched AOA review of this air rifle on YouTube. It does sound like it is very well made and you get a decent shot count for the power it is putting out. From the video it sounds like the .22 caliber as from the factory is putting out 40 fpe. For say the lighter pellets like the JSB 15's and 18's that would be going way too fast. AOA said not to adjust the regulator but could you get the power down with the hammer adjuster for more reasonable fps. Now with slugs that high fpe would be great so I would like to know how this rifle does with slugs. Bill
 
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I'm definitely intrigued. Part of me wants to get one the other part of me thinks it's prudent to make sure this company is around in three years. for 2k that's a a lot to drop on a new company and new gun with the hopes they are around in two, three, four years to service said rifle if issues arise and or back up the warranty if that should come into play. I wish them well and if they are still int he game in a couple years I will likely add one to the safe.
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I'm also intrigued, after purchasing a lemon Huben K1, I'm skeptical,.I was wondering if the moderator was removable, I see that it is. I hated the Hubens "vent" holes, I felt like it made it louder than it needed to be even with an aftermarket can. Really digging the carbon fiber bottle.

How long is the warranty? Do you know if AOA does the work on these? Does the moderator unscrew to add another, or will the adapter add-on to the existing moderator?
 
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