Another great review. The Kral looked pretty accurate and excellent value for money, coupled with a very nice scope. I bet Dave is more than pleased with the combination. Super work once again m8.😀
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 Sure and seeing that you adjusted it to be less than a pound pull his trigger finger will feel less stressed.lol😁. It was good of you to show how to do the adjustment also. I think Dave's scope is the Valiant Lynx 6-24 x 50 Mil Dot and retails at around £140. It's an absolute steal for the price. I've come across many scopes that are more than double that price and aren't as good overall IMO.
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You dont have to load the first from the backside with kral magazines. Great video
Very well done. At 20 yards I would expect any rife to stack them. Glad to see it can. It does require some talent from the guy breaking the trigger, again, very well done. And with a borrowed rifle to boot. I have been studying the Kral line up, hard to decide which model to get. Especially being my first PCP, I have shot various CO2 gas guns for years. Here in the states, seems like everyone is going to .25 cal and up. I prefer to shoot more, even if it means using a smaller caliber for shot count. I do squirrel hunt occasionally and it is legal to hunt rabbits at night here without artificial illumination. I enjoy walking on some fresh snow on a well moon lit night for a few rabbits in the winter. In the woods, most of my shot opportunities are under 40 yards, and rarely that far. I think a .177 cal would suit me just fine. I shoot 10 meter air pistol and am set up to shoot in my house. It would be nice to have a rifle I can turn down and shoot off hand at 10 meters for some quality trigger time. I did a search on the scope on that rifle, found a dealer here that offers it for $124.00 U.S. looks like one heck of a deal. Again great video, thanks for taking the time and effort. Glad I found your channel.
Windy is an understatement. It ended up gusting to well over 40 mph by noon, and is no different today. It looks like Monday things will calm down. I was surprised how well it shot considering. There were bloody plant pots, paint cans and all sorts flying around the garden while i was shooting. It was getting dangerous. Hope to see your next video release soon. Best wishes. Mark H.
I tested a lot of high end guns at this time, but can honestly say that I really enjoyed my time with the Kral Puncher Breaker. It was accurate and fun to shoot. I wasn't sure on it before using it, because the clocking lever was at the rear of the action, but I soon got used to it. I was able to stay on aim and cock it with my left hand over the top. Value for money is 100%
@@jasonyates9552 I'm from Stapleford Nottingham. Best price I have seen is at NM Components at Sheffield for just under £440. It's £30 more at Solware Tamworth. Both do cick and collect.
What a really good rifle that is , accurate , decent looking ( subjective ) & everything seems to just WORK , chrono readings , both high power ~~~ low , SPOT ON , gonna have too watch it again though , mrs left the bloody washing machine on , and I missed some talking .. women eh? ..
Not a good crony to get if your tight like me and own a 7pound Alcatel phone like me. Anyway good review you are a godsend to someone in the market for a new gun,
I used to have a Cauldwell chronograph, which i recommend, but they cost £200 plus depending on what kit you get with it. The FX are good once you realise that it has different settings to choose depending on the velocity of the gun being used, as each one has a varied muzzle velocity range to choose from. The software is either Apple or Android, so it all depends on the type of phone being used. It will also work with Apple or Android tablets as well. The good thing is that you can shoot as normal, once the FX chronograph is fitted and it doesn't matter what the light situation is, so also useable indoors.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 think I'll just stick to my 56 year old crony, my ears! my gun was tested when I bought it ,and use the same pellet so it can only depreciate so when the thwack is less audible I shall be back to the shop
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 you must live on a gulf stream there mate windy and dull then 37mins 02 till 40mins 50 sun beating down cracking flags, but in the scopes vista still shit weather.
I have never liked the cocking lever to be right at the back, but you do get used to it over time. The rear bolt types must be a right pain, as you would have to come off aim every time. Definitely easier doing bench rest with these types of rear cocking bullpups.
the guy that lives in the flat above me has one nice pewpew but no good for lefties. I was interested in the Kral np-03 and the 500 tac, spoke to gun shop other day he warned me off the np-03 saying kral not good on seals and other parts break, if anyone has the np-03, can you give me your thoughts please. atvb jim
I have shot the breaker nice gun bit heavy in the stock but understandable, but the 03 looks nice and has a pistol grip have read a few reviews and some liked it other not so much. don't know is the shot owner had affiliation with hatsan as that's what he recommended scope gun (44T thumb hole stock) mod and case £495. np-03 have seen £350, to 450. still umming and arrring thanks for the info atvb
I go to Go-Dive in Spondon sometimes to get air fills and buy pellets. The chap in charge of the airgun sales told me that the Kral quality is better than Hatsan. The problem with both Kral and Hatsan will be aftermarket parts, as they aren't available usually outside of the main importers. It took me six months to get a replacement air cylinder for my Hatsan Gladius. I expect they are ordered and shipped to the main official import retailer from Turkey when needed, so not the ideal situation, but for me they are great value for money, and if under warranty they are covered for any faults that may occur in the future. Seals are easily replaced and easily obtainable from anywhere as well.
I think the guy I spoke to is a hatsan seller and trying to put me off getting the kral 03. seals are easy enough to sort like you say. just curious on other peoples thought. a friend had the hatsan 44 tac or something like that all plastic with webley action on top (raider 10) leaver action, not a bad gun looks like a pump action lol, I do like the breaker but being a leftie the cheek rest don't fit right thanks for the info all the best me
@@not-himx5593 Have you considered the Kral Puncher? It has the same action, but in a rifle stock. Not sure if this is an Ambidextrous stock, so the side lever wouldn't get in your way. Probaly a bit cheaper as well.
Yes the first rifles to come out had problems with the barrels. The Mk2 versions had new improved barrels and work well. The trigger out of the box is appauling, but after taking the stock off and adjusting the weight of the 2nd stage and pull of the first it was much better at around 1lb. The trigger is probably one of the most important factors to accuracy in a rifle if you have a good barrel, because without it, you will always end up pulling a shot.
I have the. 25 cal. Synthetic stock. Added a Donny FL RONIN...
It's a awesome rifle. Fantastic shot to shot consistency. 😎😎😎
Another great review. The Kral looked pretty accurate and excellent value for money, coupled with a very nice scope. I bet Dave is more than pleased with the combination. Super work once again m8.😀
I hope he'll be even more pleased now that I've sorted his trigger problem out.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 Sure and seeing that you adjusted it to be less than a pound pull his trigger finger will feel less stressed.lol😁. It was good of you to show how to do the adjustment also. I think Dave's scope is the Valiant Lynx 6-24 x 50 Mil Dot and retails at around £140. It's an absolute steal for the price. I've come across many scopes that are more than double that price and aren't as good overall IMO.
You dont have to load the first from the backside with kral magazines.
Great video
Very well done. At 20 yards I would expect any rife to stack them. Glad to see it can. It does require some talent from the guy breaking the trigger, again, very well done. And with a borrowed rifle to boot.
I have been studying the Kral line up, hard to decide which model to get. Especially being my first PCP, I have shot various CO2 gas guns for years. Here in the states, seems like everyone is going to .25 cal and up. I prefer to shoot more, even if it means using a smaller caliber for shot count. I do squirrel hunt occasionally and it is legal to hunt rabbits at night here without artificial illumination. I enjoy walking on some fresh snow on a well moon lit night for a few rabbits in the winter. In the woods, most of my shot opportunities are under 40 yards, and rarely that far. I think a .177 cal would suit me just fine.
I shoot 10 meter air pistol and am set up to shoot in my house. It would be nice to have a rifle I can turn down and shoot off hand at 10 meters for some quality trigger time.
I did a search on the scope on that rifle, found a dealer here that offers it for $124.00 U.S. looks like one heck of a deal.
Again great video, thanks for taking the time and effort. Glad I found your channel.
Ridiculously windy here as well Mark , I was trying to make a vid ,, cheers for the review Shane
Windy is an understatement. It ended up gusting to well over 40 mph by noon, and is no different today. It looks like Monday things will calm down. I was surprised how well it shot considering. There were bloody plant pots, paint cans and all sorts flying around the garden while i was shooting. It was getting dangerous. Hope to see your next video release soon. Best wishes. Mark H.
Iv been looking at them for a few weeks now and I'm really on the boarder to get one I do like the look of them
I tested a lot of high end guns at this time, but can honestly say that I really enjoyed my time with the Kral Puncher Breaker. It was accurate and fun to shoot. I wasn't sure on it before using it, because the clocking lever was at the rear of the action, but I soon got used to it. I was able to stay on aim and cock it with my left hand over the top. Value for money is 100%
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 well that it then end of the month I'm on the hunt for one I just like the look of it it looks mint
@@jasonyates9552 shop around, because there are some real good bargains on them depending on where you live.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 to be honest I bett I'm not far from you
@@jasonyates9552 I'm from Stapleford Nottingham. Best price I have seen is at NM Components at Sheffield for just under £440. It's £30 more at Solware Tamworth. Both do cick and collect.
What a really good rifle that is , accurate , decent looking ( subjective ) & everything seems to just WORK , chrono readings , both high power ~~~ low , SPOT ON , gonna have too watch it again though , mrs left the bloody washing machine on , and I missed some talking .. women eh? ..
Not only a good starter rifle, but 16 different variations to choose from.
tried to zero at 50 yards today. things were fine at 35 and 40 but 50 started giving me a unwanted spread.
Not a good crony to get if your tight like me and own a 7pound Alcatel phone like me. Anyway good review you are a godsend to someone in the market for a new gun,
I used to have a Cauldwell chronograph, which i recommend, but they cost £200 plus depending on what kit you get with it. The FX are good once you realise that it has different settings to choose depending on the velocity of the gun being used, as each one has a varied muzzle velocity range to choose from. The software is either Apple or Android, so it all depends on the type of phone being used. It will also work with Apple or Android tablets as well. The good thing is that you can shoot as normal, once the FX chronograph is fitted and it doesn't matter what the light situation is, so also useable indoors.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 think I'll just stick to my 56 year old crony, my ears! my gun was tested when I bought it ,and use the same pellet so it can only depreciate so when the thwack is less audible I shall be back to the shop
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 you must live on a gulf stream there mate windy and dull then 37mins 02 till 40mins 50 sun beating down cracking flags, but in the scopes vista still shit weather.
hi mark,looks like it shoots accuratley but that side lever cocking at the back looks awkward and not ideal where it is,.
I have never liked the cocking lever to be right at the back, but you do get used to it over time. The rear bolt types must be a right pain, as you would have to come off aim every time. Definitely easier doing bench rest with these types of rear cocking bullpups.
the guy that lives in the flat above me has one nice pewpew but no good for lefties. I was interested in the Kral np-03 and the 500 tac, spoke to gun shop other day he warned me off the np-03 saying kral not good on seals and other parts break, if anyone has the np-03, can you give me your thoughts please. atvb jim
mostly bad triggers and a little rough around the edges , otherwise these are good value for the money
I have shot the breaker nice gun bit heavy in the stock but understandable, but the 03 looks nice and has a pistol grip have read a few reviews and some liked it other not so much. don't know is the shot owner had affiliation with hatsan as that's what he recommended scope gun (44T thumb hole stock) mod and case £495. np-03 have seen £350, to 450. still umming and arrring thanks for the info atvb
I go to Go-Dive in Spondon sometimes to get air fills and buy pellets. The chap in charge of the airgun sales told me that the Kral quality is better than Hatsan. The problem with both Kral and Hatsan will be aftermarket parts, as they aren't available usually outside of the main importers. It took me six months to get a replacement air cylinder for my Hatsan Gladius. I expect they are ordered and shipped to the main official import retailer from Turkey when needed, so not the ideal situation, but for me they are great value for money, and if under warranty they are covered for any faults that may occur in the future. Seals are easily replaced and easily obtainable from anywhere as well.
I think the guy I spoke to is a hatsan seller and trying to put me off getting the kral 03. seals are easy enough to sort like you say. just curious on other peoples thought. a friend had the hatsan 44 tac or something like that all plastic with webley action on top (raider 10) leaver action, not a bad gun looks like a pump action lol, I do like the breaker but being a leftie the cheek rest don't fit right thanks for the info all the best me
@@not-himx5593 Have you considered the Kral Puncher? It has the same action, but in a rifle stock. Not sure if this is an Ambidextrous stock, so the side lever wouldn't get in your way. Probaly a bit cheaper as well.
nice
I'm looking at one of those and a walther rm8 uc but can't make my mind up any ideas
What did you get?
@@thenotorious2312 I got the kral really pleased with it
Alan good to hear. I’m also thinking of getting 1. A lot of mixed reviews
that stock is not " stock " what is the finish on it and is there a vid showing how to
I think it was done with true oil by Dave Oldam, one of our club members. He has done quite a few different stocks that way.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 cheers for that
Lol better or worse than a SA80 then personally i don't mind the SA80 trigger
I had a Mk 1 KPB , shit trigger and awful barrel, couldn't hit a barn door with it, heavy and ungainly. Sold it .
Yes the first rifles to come out had problems with the barrels. The Mk2 versions had new improved barrels and work well. The trigger out of the box is appauling, but after taking the stock off and adjusting the weight of the 2nd stage and pull of the first it was much better at around 1lb. The trigger is probably one of the most important factors to accuracy in a rifle if you have a good barrel, because without it, you will always end up pulling a shot.