I bought the used Kalibrgun Ocelot from Airguns of Arizona a coupla weeks back. Since I started on this airgun track a little over a year back, I've liked the look of this gun. And I wanted to give the near vertical grip a try too. So far, with a few gripes, I like it. The gripes are some of the shapes in the grip that will be fixed tomorrow.
This thing is huge. Small to average sized hands will have a hard time getting a good grasp on the grip. The combination of the air tank and the shrouded barrel are oversized as compared to most when stacked one above the other.
It supposedly weighs a little over 3 pounds, it's all in the barrel and air tank. Pretty nose heavy. Like the AP16 the gun is a bit on the loud side. It needs a silencer of some sort. The barrel nut comes out, so some sort of adapter can be made if nothing else fits. I'll need to get another Huma silencer, like is on my AP16.
The trigger is VERY nice. Uncocked, the trigger movement is very smooth to the second stage wall, then a very short movement after the wall. I only powered up up once to feel the trigger, not much difference cocked vs not cocked. The cocked trigger now has a very short first stage, about 1/4 the uncocked movement. The first stage movement is very smooth to the wall which is firm / solid. Then the let-off is quick and clean, with no creap, nothing but a smooth movement, with little a movement after the let-off. Very close to one of the best triggers that I've squeezed.
Like most full gripped guns, I need to do some "fitting" of the grip to my hand. Not to really make it smaller, but to get rid of some odd lumps and bumps that I don't know why they did that. The cutout for the index finger goes "up", to point your finger...above the trigger !? I can fix that too.
I don't see many folks using this gun, not sure why, but it seems pretty simple and easy to use. I'll see in the coming days.
Mike
This thing is huge. Small to average sized hands will have a hard time getting a good grasp on the grip. The combination of the air tank and the shrouded barrel are oversized as compared to most when stacked one above the other.
It supposedly weighs a little over 3 pounds, it's all in the barrel and air tank. Pretty nose heavy. Like the AP16 the gun is a bit on the loud side. It needs a silencer of some sort. The barrel nut comes out, so some sort of adapter can be made if nothing else fits. I'll need to get another Huma silencer, like is on my AP16.
The trigger is VERY nice. Uncocked, the trigger movement is very smooth to the second stage wall, then a very short movement after the wall. I only powered up up once to feel the trigger, not much difference cocked vs not cocked. The cocked trigger now has a very short first stage, about 1/4 the uncocked movement. The first stage movement is very smooth to the wall which is firm / solid. Then the let-off is quick and clean, with no creap, nothing but a smooth movement, with little a movement after the let-off. Very close to one of the best triggers that I've squeezed.
Like most full gripped guns, I need to do some "fitting" of the grip to my hand. Not to really make it smaller, but to get rid of some odd lumps and bumps that I don't know why they did that. The cutout for the index finger goes "up", to point your finger...above the trigger !? I can fix that too.
I don't see many folks using this gun, not sure why, but it seems pretty simple and easy to use. I'll see in the coming days.
Mike
Like some other say here, let no-one spoil your purchases — enjoy what you got. ➔ And boy do I enjoy it!! 
I helped hundreds and hundreds of pigeons enter that blissfull Neverland (or wherever pigeons go after getting punctured by 14 grains of lead), and that's in just that one year since this gun sailed from heaven to my doorstep.
Please, do tell me if that might mess things up!!
Please, teach me about the leade. What do I need to do there, and how? 
