This is the best review for this rifle I have seen. I cant help but think you have been lucky with the unit you have been sent. There are many unsatisfied customers with stoeger guns in general.
Take the baffles out, and look up Aaron Cantrell's p35 hair roller mod. My .177 Bullshark is shooting JSB Knockout 10.3s at 1000 fps and will do moa at 100 yards. It's a beast.
i own a full-power version and pretty sure the groupings are better, at 30m I get all pellets touching groups with JSB 18.1. There's quite a barrel lottery with the SPA-made rifles, I seem to have won.
The only thing I can say you missed on this review Rack is that the gun is regulated,I own one and the grouping is a lot tighter with the correct pellets,try zan slugs through it and watch the group go down to 10 or 12 mm c to c
have you had to repair the gun at all? 2 of mine have broken so far...i am on a 3rd from amazon...do you have replacement pieces or know where I can purchase them? the finishing washers that go inside the barrel can't be found anywhere in Florida nor on Amazon...
@@bachaterolion8289 yes have sent it back to importers,found out it was under powered and tweaked the regulator but power level wouldn’t go up, the last attempt I put it back together and it had a leak couldn’t get it to hold air , it was going in the cylinder through the regulator,up the block,out the transfer port and down the barrel,but before that I was shooting ten grain zan slugs through it and getting ten millimetre groups at 25 yards (group measurement is edge to edge)
The problem with these and the p35 is the regs are set for fac so they come into the country with the regs set to 120 bar . Ideally you want the reg down to 70 bar and the porting opened up .that is the best way to set them up for this country . It also means the cocking is much lighter and the action will be much quieter, mines currently in getting tuned as the reg was all over the place
I am on my 3rd XM1 bullpup in 1 month...2 broke...the pellets misfeed in the barrel and bent all the washers inside the barrel...i can't find the replacement washers anywhere in Florida....China has a different type of washer there smh...it pisses me off so much because I like the gun....I have had the 3rd one for 2 days now and am hoping that it doesn't break like the other 2...
I think he means baffles. Take them out and toss them in the trash bin. Look up Aaron Cantrell's p35 hair roller mod video and watch your groups shrink.
@@a.k.3659 I love wooden stocks but certainly on MP35 it would be impractical. Scuffing it up resting it on farm fences a nd walls etc. Plus I enjoy the tactical look which polymer gives.
I had one of these in .22 Andrew's t's accuracy was problematic once one took it past 18 yds to say the least no matter what pellets I used. Eventually after sending it back and even receiving a replacement from the importer I gave up with it and got a refund. A shame as it was a nice rifle to handle.
@36glock either, a) they only had a few for sale in the US because dealers wouldn't order them. b) they were bought by people who don't want to worry about them getting stolen. c) they were bought by cyber truck owners who wanted a gun just as ugly to match.
@@blackops.bowhunter559 The Stoger XM1 is basically a P 35 with a fresh stock and a 3 to 5 year warranty depending upon what literature you read. The Artemis/Snowpeak P 35 has quite a cult following of its own but seems to be hit or miss on barrel quality. I was thinking about getting into PCP air gunning and thought this would be a good mid range option to see if I like the sport. I’ve looked at dozens of higher end guns and keep coming back to dumping a lot of money into a sport that I’m gonna also have to come up with a tank option and a compressor. I thought my first PCP gun should definitely be a Bull Pup, 22 caliber, forward cocking handle, very good trigger, Prefer but not mandatory on an integral modifier in the shroud over a screw on suppressor. I thought maybe something that I could tinker on learn more about the sport and decide which way I wanted to go might be a better way to look at it. Then again buying something and having it work right out of the box and not have to do anything to it does have some advantages. Even if it is 3 to 4 times the cost. Some of the bull pups I’ve considered are : FX wildcat MK3, taipan veteran 2, KaliberGun ARGUS 45, Air Arms Galahad, Airgun Technology Vulcan 2, Edgun Matador, Walther Reign 2, Daystate Pulsar. I’ll agree with you on the cyber truck is definitely Fugally. I’m not much on the electric vehicle concept. When you look at where all the ingredients have to come from to make the batteries and when we have an abundance of oil and natural gas…….
Looks like stoeger have finally produced something that actually can hit home and produce decent results, I’ve had two stoeger break barrels the last one which you have rack and both were absolutely crap, the pellets would tumble and accuracy were terrible. Now this one I was quite interested in until I saw the magazine, why can’t these manufacturers take a leaf out of Weihrauch’s book and produce magazines like they have, I have dexterity problems and I can’t fiddle on with these types of mags, I believe that Hatsan also have similar mags to Weihrauch too, no fiddling about especially when out at night you can fill by feel if need be. The gun apart from that seems a cracker and would be a brilliant budget vermin basher.
I have one of these guns, Love it, I own some top end guns, but this gun holds it's own with them.
This is the best review for this rifle I have seen. I cant help but think you have been lucky with the unit you have been sent. There are many unsatisfied customers with stoeger guns in general.
Take the baffles out, and look up Aaron Cantrell's p35 hair roller mod. My .177 Bullshark is shooting JSB Knockout 10.3s at 1000 fps and will do moa at 100 yards. It's a beast.
well said did the hair roller mod on my P35 what a difference and so easy to do.
Im torn between and the Walther RM8 ultra compact. Similar money 5:33
You should look at the bottom of those h&n pellets on the tin and tell us what the waist size is are they 5.55 or 5.54
Looks like it's made by snowpeak for stoeger in china?
Agreed,,P35 in a different jacket,,,
It is made by snowpeak , they make rifles for Dianna ,Artemis ,the list goes on .
i own a full-power version and pretty sure the groupings are better, at 30m I get all pellets touching groups with JSB 18.1. There's quite a barrel lottery with the SPA-made rifles, I seem to have won.
The only thing I can say you missed on this review Rack is that the gun is regulated,I own one and the grouping is a lot tighter with the correct pellets,try zan slugs through it and watch the group go down to 10 or 12 mm c to c
have you had to repair the gun at all? 2 of mine have broken so far...i am on a 3rd from amazon...do you have replacement pieces or know where I can purchase them? the finishing washers that go inside the barrel can't be found anywhere in Florida nor on Amazon...
@@bachaterolion8289 yes have sent it back to importers,found out it was under powered and tweaked the regulator but power level wouldn’t go up, the last attempt I put it back together and it had a leak couldn’t get it to hold air , it was going in the cylinder through the regulator,up the block,out the transfer port and down the barrel,but before that I was shooting ten grain zan slugs through it and getting ten millimetre groups at 25 yards (group measurement is edge to edge)
The problem with these and the p35 is the regs are set for fac so they come into the country with the regs set to 120 bar . Ideally you want the reg down to 70 bar and the porting opened up .that is the best way to set them up for this country . It also means the cocking is much lighter and the action will be much quieter, mines currently in getting tuned as the reg was all over the place
I find 80 to 90 bar is suitable for sub 12 air rifles .
Yeah I think in the end the Reg settled at about 80bar but now shooting pellet on pellet and 5p sized spinner at 50 yard
That’s interesting thanks,I was thinking of buying one.Where did you get the reg pressure changed,gunsmith?
@@redpillnibbler4423 don’t waste your money there’s much better guns straight out the box than this, I didn’t keep it long
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Thanks for the feedback.
It's a P35 in a different stock! Not a bad thing I love my P35👍
I am on my 3rd XM1 bullpup in 1 month...2 broke...the pellets misfeed in the barrel and bent all the washers inside the barrel...i can't find the replacement washers anywhere in Florida....China has a different type of washer there smh...it pisses me off so much because I like the gun....I have had the 3rd one for 2 days now and am hoping that it doesn't break like the other 2...
The barrel has washers? O_o
You mean the sound suppressor washers?
I think he means baffles. Take them out and toss them in the trash bin. Look up Aaron Cantrell's p35 hair roller mod video and watch your groups shrink.
This is basically a Snowpeak P35 rebadged. Looked at this last year but it didn't have this stock configuration so I opted for the P35.
Good choice, maybe try and make your own wooden gunstock.
First try with an easily to work wood like pine tree wood.
@@a.k.3659 I wouldn't want a wooden stock for these. Which is why I also overlooked the Gamo Boxer.
@@HarryWebb46 But what's not to like on a wooden stock?
@@a.k.3659 I love wooden stocks but certainly on MP35 it would be impractical. Scuffing it up resting it on farm fences a nd walls etc. Plus I enjoy the tactical look which polymer gives.
How has it been?
The grips are different sizes apparently
Whats the shot count?
At 245 bar down to 100. On 1.77 version I shot 165 pellets before refill. Shots were extremely consistent n accurate using qys domes.
How quiet is it?
Decent For The Money 👍👍
Which size are the mount’s for the rifle scope
How do you set the power regulator? What was. most accurate pressure?
Didn't touch it, just factory straight out of the box...
What was best pellets for accuracy?
In the video buddy
How many joul?
40+
I had one of these in .22 Andrew's t's accuracy was problematic once one took it past 18 yds to say the least no matter what pellets I used. Eventually after sending it back and even receiving a replacement from the importer I gave up with it and got a refund. A shame as it was a nice rifle to handle.
These rifles tend to prefer the heavier pellets 18 grain.
Nice bullpup but tacky looking bright blue inserts on stock
They supply black ones in the box and if if you want to change it it's just a 1 Allen key job.
Like the L.O.P spacers..Slava Ukraine 👍
Maybe another picatinny to fit in place of the fore grip 🤔
No way is this sub £500, the XM1 is but not the bull pup
It’s £500 as of end Sept 2023
That ugly colour sceme op that rifle should be banned.
Luckily can remove most coloured elements from it
P35 in the shell of a airsoft gun imo
P35 replica
The barrel is made out of poo poo replace it.
Based on looks alone, I would never buy this rifle if it were the last air rifle in the world, 🤮
Agree..😩😩😩😩
Well, somebody is sure buying them, they are all sold out in the US.
@36glock either, a) they only had a few for sale in the US because dealers wouldn't order them.
b) they were bought by people who don't want to worry about them getting stolen.
c) they were bought by cyber truck owners who wanted a gun just as ugly to match.
@@blackops.bowhunter559 The Stoger XM1 is basically a P 35 with a fresh stock and a 3 to 5 year warranty depending upon what literature you read. The Artemis/Snowpeak P 35 has quite a cult following of its own but seems to be hit or miss on barrel quality. I was thinking about getting into PCP air gunning and thought this would be a good mid range option to see if I like the sport. I’ve looked at dozens of higher end guns and keep coming back to dumping a lot of money into a sport that I’m gonna also have to come up with a tank option and a compressor. I thought my first PCP gun should definitely be a Bull Pup, 22 caliber, forward cocking handle, very good trigger, Prefer but not mandatory on an integral modifier in the shroud over a screw on suppressor. I thought maybe something that I could tinker on learn more about the sport and decide which way I wanted to go might be a better way to look at it. Then again buying something and having it work right out of the box and not have to do anything to it does have some advantages. Even if it is 3 to 4 times the cost.
Some of the bull pups I’ve considered are : FX wildcat MK3, taipan veteran 2, KaliberGun ARGUS 45, Air Arms Galahad, Airgun Technology Vulcan 2, Edgun Matador, Walther Reign 2, Daystate Pulsar.
I’ll agree with you on the cyber truck is definitely Fugally. I’m not much on the electric vehicle concept. When you look at where all the ingredients have to come from to make the batteries and when we have an abundance of oil and natural gas…….
Looks like stoeger have finally produced something that actually can hit home and produce decent results, I’ve had two stoeger break barrels the last one which you have rack and both were absolutely crap, the pellets would tumble and accuracy were terrible.
Now this one I was quite interested in until I saw the magazine, why can’t these manufacturers take a leaf out of Weihrauch’s book and produce magazines like they have, I have dexterity problems and I can’t fiddle on with these types of mags, I believe that Hatsan also have similar mags to Weihrauch too, no fiddling about especially when out at night you can fill by feel if need be. The gun apart from that seems a cracker and would be a brilliant budget vermin basher.
Can I ask do you clean the barrels when you get each rifle to review...
I don't...