Pretty accurate for a square gun. ;^) Thanks for keeping me occupied for a bit and for another great review.
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Watch & Discuss the Kalibrgun Argus 60 Air Rifle!!
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Very distinctive with the square shroud. Looks like the quality matches that of its predecessor.
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crazy design of the shroud ,guess you can put a round object in a sqare hole and make it look and sound good. 30 cal.?? definately interested in that too!
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I like the looks and mechanics, but was surprised at the weight. I was thinking that might be a good hunter but I am too old to be packing a 12lb gun very far.
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This would be a great gun for my grandson, so we can shoot together, looks and shoots nice great rabbit hunting !!!
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Never owned this brand, but now it has piqued my interest. Looks to be a solid shooter with a respectable shot count.
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Just purchased my first PCP after wanting one for many years! Went with the Benjamin Akela, i fell in love with the bullpup design. Looks like i already have the next one on my wish list! That square shroud is awesome!
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This is the kind of accuracy we could expect from Kalibrgun ; I'm jus a bit , a little bit disappointed by the 100 yards group . Otherwise a great gun , I like it. Great video from Steve.
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Mr. Steve,
Thank you sir, for an enjoyable air gun review
on another high end performer. Appears to have a pretty
sturdy construction, an important feature I've actually been
focusing on, in my pursuit of the best built air gun for a
survivalist.
For example, in seeking the toughest, firearm grade .25 or .30
cal. air gun in the $2,000 range, I was most impressed with the
R.A.W. Tactical Chassis HM 1000 and the A.G.T. Uragan. In the
$3,000 range, I chose the A.A.A. Evol Tactical, yet out of those
3 choices, unless I am incorrect, only the R.A.W. has a threaded,
and easily removable air reservoir, thus adding a game changing
tactical advantage to some survivalists, who value the absolute
fastest ability to replace a full tank of air, for those God forbid
scenarios, whereby certain pcp products could be used as a
viable survival tool; to provide and protect.
I don't believe there's a pcp made by AEA PRECISION AIR GUNS
that doesn't have a removable air cylinder. Even the .72 cal Zeus,
has a removable air cylinder, possibly making it the first magnum
big bore ever to do so; excluding the Evanix Rex FA .45, which may
may be the first, but less than a third of the max fpe that the Zeus holds.
Good luck to everyone, and thanks a bunch to all sponsors!
Thank you sir, for an enjoyable air gun review
on another high end performer. Appears to have a pretty
sturdy construction, an important feature I've actually been
focusing on, in my pursuit of the best built air gun for a
survivalist.
For example, in seeking the toughest, firearm grade .25 or .30
cal. air gun in the $2,000 range, I was most impressed with the
R.A.W. Tactical Chassis HM 1000 and the A.G.T. Uragan. In the
$3,000 range, I chose the A.A.A. Evol Tactical, yet out of those
3 choices, unless I am incorrect, only the R.A.W. has a threaded,
and easily removable air reservoir, thus adding a game changing
tactical advantage to some survivalists, who value the absolute
fastest ability to replace a full tank of air, for those God forbid
scenarios, whereby certain pcp products could be used as a
viable survival tool; to provide and protect.
I don't believe there's a pcp made by AEA PRECISION AIR GUNS
that doesn't have a removable air cylinder. Even the .72 cal Zeus,
has a removable air cylinder, possibly making it the first magnum
big bore ever to do so; excluding the Evanix Rex FA .45, which may
may be the first, but less than a third of the max fpe that the Zeus holds.
Good luck to everyone, and thanks a bunch to all sponsors!
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That looks like an awesome gun! A little disappointed that it doesn't seem to like slugs. The 100 yard accuracy with the 18s though, wow!
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