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  • how loud are one of those .45's in comparison to a real 9mm

  • @8916420 lol dude i would say silent almost. have you ever shot a small air rifle or a paintball gun prolly a couple times louder then those which isn't very loud. never shot a 9mm but I have shot a real .45 which was loud as fuck. you could shoot it in your basement i would expect without waking the neighbours

  • @leathery22 They're louder than they sound on video. I know because I have a 50 cal air rifle. It's true though that an big bore airgun will be quieter than a firearm of similar power.

  • grains of the bullet?¿

  • @lukes7711 they say for the .50 cal air rifle (at 210bar) use 225gr.

  • hey man were can i buy the bullet velocity counter,cost?

  • that thing looks big, heavy, expensive and loud...  what is the point in using that over a firearm?

  • @lexmark136 Air is free, lead is abundant, the seals are cheap and easy to maintain, falls into a different more benign classification than a firearm making shooting opportunities more numerous, provides good exercise if a handpump is used to charge it, doesn't require cleaning after shooting.... it's also no heavier than a comparable firearm.

  • @JaleelJohanson62 ok fair enough, good answers. These big bore airguns are considered firearms in my country so they dont offer much of an advantage over a .22lr ..

  • @lexmark136 You're in the U.S. according to your profile? Where in the U.S. are they considered firearms? I get mine via the U.S. Postal service?

  • @JaleelJohanson62 Only one of those 3 sentences were questions, yet you put question marks on all of them. Why?

  • @timscott61495 Let me re-word the two you're having difficulty with.. According to your profile, you're in the U.S. Is this correct? I get mine via the U.S. postal service. Is this illegal? Better? ;-p

  • @JaleelJohanson62 In the US a firearm is a weapon in which the projectile is fired through the process of combustion, so these do not fall under that category and are only subject to state laws; off the top of my head New York and California are two states that do not allow airguns to be shipped directly to your house, but in most states it is perfectly legal (the others are specific cities and counties in certain states - check sportmansguide or similar sporting websites for more info)

  • english plz wtf

  • It doesnt look like your firing the shots straight over the crony.

  • ass kicker

  • How long will these guns hold a charge and still deliver a full charge shot?

  • i like these

  • there bulgarian. bulgarians like guns lol

  • sounds like .22 cals

  • How are these air rifles powered ?

  • Air.

  • Via a pump ? I saw a lever on the right side of one rifle, briefly. Where could I obtain such a rifle ?

  • A pump, yes. If you get tired of the pump, you can get a tank of compressed air from a scuba shop. Need the proper fittings and adaptors.

  • at these kinda powers id say they have an on board CO2 tank

  • Not these. Just compressed air. Near 3000 psi. I have one.

  • yeah if the pressures that high then not CO2, but also definitely not a pump lol

  • I actually have a bycycle style pump that goes to 3500 psi. On a .45 or .50 that only gets you maybe 2 or 3 shots. I average about 35 shots with my .25. (Sumatra .25) near 80 fpe. at full power. Modern air rifles are crazy. Guy recently killed a bear with a .45 air rifle. Went through both shoulders.

  • i would have to say that impossible 3500Kpa(507psi) yeah but 3500 psi? a piston with a diameter of 1/2" (0.2 square inches) thats going to be 700 pounds of force needed to get to 3500 psi.

    a 1/4" piston might get you there (0.05 square inches) at 175 pounds of force needed but it would take all day to get there.. a two stage pump might get you closer but you also need materials that will handle that kinda pressure

  • oh and the lever on the side is to actuate a hammer valve that pilots a QEV

  • I believe the piston diameter is much smaller than 1/2". Google Benjamin Air Pump. It does take some force to pump it but nowhere near 700 lbs. When the gauge gets near 3K psi, you're probably talking 100 lbs of force for each pump. I've never dismantled it.

  • from what i have read these are a 3 stage pump they may look like a normal bike pump but they have 3 pistons inside each piston supplying the next when you said a bike pump i though you ment a normal single piston pump. these pumps work by increseing the pressure behind the next piston. kinda like useing a bike pump to get to 3000psi when the normal air pressure is 2000psi

  • another observation is their cronny will be reading wrong as the muzzle blast interferes with them that close.. they should be 5' from it to be accurate

  • this seems like a hobby and a bit of a waste of time. Id like to play with a drozd

  • Horosho. Ne plokhoi...

  • its not realy an air rifle any more its more of a rifle now

  • what do you mean not any more?they are reg pellet guns

  • no. it still runs on air and it has always been rifled so it is still an airrifle just in .50 instead of .177 like you normal crossman

  • LOL no.....its a rifle powered by air, please explain how it isnt an air rifle LOL.........I hate when people say things like that.....what because its powerful its not an air rifle anymore? its an air rifle if its powered by air!!! lol..............you could be shooting bowling balls out of a rifled barrel with a wood stock using compressed air....and its still an air rifle LOL

  • Both are nice guns, which do you think shoots better? Which feels better while firing? Is one more accurate than the other? Thanks.

  • interesting.. veeeery interesting!

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