Videos tagged with High Power Airgun

This review of the Bentech T338 PCP air rifle highlights its impressive power and accuracy for its class. The firearm is capable of delivering over 90 foot-pounds of energy and demonstrates good grouping at 50 and 100 yards, even in windy conditions. The reviewer expresses confidence in its suitability for hunting small game like coyotes.

This review of the AEA Zeus Mark II .72 caliber bullpup air rifle highlights its exceptional power, exceeding 1,500 ft-lbs of energy, making it comparable to many firearms. The host, from 1ShotTV, demonstrates its performance with heavy projectiles and discusses its legal advantages, such as not requiring a background check in many areas. The rifle features a bullpup design for compactness and a powerful muzzle brake.

This video provides an expert review of the AEA Zeus MKII, a .72 caliber Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) air rifle. The reviewer, Ben from Shooting Gear Reviews, demonstrates its extreme power, highlighting its side-lever action, large muzzle brake, and Picatinny rail. The review emphasizes the rifle's significant kinetic energy and recoil, showcasing its performance on an outdoor range with specialized equipment.

This review covers the Bentech BMW T50, a semi-automatic .50 caliber airgun. The reviewer highlights its robust construction, ambidextrous charging handles, and powerful muzzle brake. Performance testing with 210-grain slugs is detailed, including chronograph readings and air cylinder pressure observations. The review also touches on magazine loading stiffness and the importance of not dry-firing the airgun.

This video provides a demonstration of the BinTac T50 .50 caliber airgun. The presenter showcases the airgun's lever action mechanism, its destructive power on a watermelon target, and its ability to engage a steel target with rapid fire. The review highlights the airgun's design and performance in an outdoor setting.

This review of the AEA HP Max in .357/9mm highlights its impressive power potential, capable of exceeding 1000 FPS with heavy slugs and delivering over 270 ft-lbs of energy. The video demonstrates that while maximum fill pressure yields high velocities, accuracy is significantly improved by reducing the fill pressure to around 3500-3700 PSI, especially when using pellets. The reviewer suggests that an unregulated design necessitates managing pressure for optimal performance.

This review of the AEA Megalodon 357 short barrel airgun highlights its impressive power output, exceeding advertised specifications. The reviewer demonstrates its capability with various slugs and pellets, achieving significant foot-pounds of energy and notable accuracy at 50 and 80 yards. The video also touches on noise levels and the effectiveness of a suppressor.

This video appears to showcase an exceptionally large caliber airgun, highlighted by the title "BIGGEST AIRGUN CALIBER EVER!". While the description is minimal, the focus is clearly on the size and capability of this air rifle. The content is likely to involve demonstrating the power and potential of this oversized airgun, potentially including target testing or comparisons to other airguns to emphasize its scale.

This YouTube video showcases what is described as a 'HOLY GRAIL AIR-SNIPER .457 MCAR'. The title strongly suggests a focus on a specific, high-powered air rifle, likely with a .457 caliber. The use of 'AIR-SNIPER' implies a focus on accuracy and long-range potential, potentially for hunting or target shooting applications. The term 'MCAR' may refer to a specific model or manufacturer within the airgun community.

This YouTube video features an 'ridiculous' airgun that is claimed to be more powerful than a 9mm firearm. The description directs viewers to a linked video by @beenshootin for more information on the build. This suggests a focus on the technical aspects and performance of the airgun, possibly comparing its power output to conventional firearms.

This video demonstrates a high-power test of the Huben GK1 .22 caliber air pistol. The reviewer, possessing specialized knowledge of PCP systems, uses ARG 36.5 grain slugs to test the airgun's maximum energy transfer into a water-filled bucket. The test highlights the significant impact and minimal slug deformation, showcasing the airgun's power potential.

This review of the AEA Element MAX .58 caliber air rifle, presented by an experienced reviewer from 1ShotTV, details its impressive ballistics, achieving 600 ft-lbs of energy and 800 fps with a 398-grain projectile. The guide covers its operation, refilling with a GX Pump, and extensive testing including penetration in peanut butter, expansion in water jugs, and a detailed ballistics gel test. The reviewer highlights its manageable recoil and lightweight design compared to other big-bore airguns.