Evanix Cloud Ultra .25 - Accuracy TEST at 50 & 100 YARDS (AUDIO FIX 🤦🏻)

Published on August 5, 2023
Duration: 4:42

This review of the Evanix Cloud Ultra in .25 caliber details its performance in accuracy tests at 50 and 100 yards. The rifle features a semi-automatic, nine-shot magazine-fed PCP action, adjustable power, an AR-style grip, a bullpup design, and a large carbon fiber bottle for extended shot count. While demonstrating impressive accuracy, particularly at 100 yards with tight groupings, the reviewer notes some ergonomic challenges with the stock angle and a minor air puff near the face during firing.

Quick Summary

The Evanix Cloud Ultra in .25 caliber is a semi-automatic, nine-shot, magazine-fed PCP air rifle featuring adjustable power, an AR-style grip, and a bullpup design. It offers good accuracy at 50 yards and impressive performance at 100 yards, with tight groupings. Minor ergonomic issues include an unusual stock angle and a slight air puff near the cheek.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Evanix Cloud Ultra
  2. 00:42Setting up for 50 Yard Accuracy Test
  3. 01:3050 Yard Accuracy Results
  4. 01:52Transition to 100 Yard Accuracy Test
  5. 02:04Ergonomic Observations (Stock Angle, Air Puff)
  6. 02:46100 Yard Accuracy Test Firing
  7. 03:42100 Yard Accuracy Results and Analysis
  8. 04:34Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Evanix Cloud Ultra .25 caliber air rifle?

The Evanix Cloud Ultra in .25 caliber is a semi-automatic, nine-shot, magazine-fed PCP air rifle. It boasts adjustable power, an AR-style grip, a bullpup design for compactness, a large carbon fiber bottle for extended shot count, and a fully shrouded barrel for noise reduction.

How accurate is the Evanix Cloud Ultra at 50 and 100 yards?

The rifle demonstrates good accuracy at 50 yards, with tight groups. At 100 yards, it performs impressively, with several five-shot groups featuring four shots stacked closely, and a full nine-shot magazine group also showing excellent shot placement.

What are the ergonomic drawbacks of the Evanix Cloud Ultra?

The reviewer noted two ergonomic concerns: the stock's angle, which is opposite to most rifles and can be less comfortable for bench shooting with bags, and a minor air puff near the magazine that can hit the shooter's cheek.

What ammunition was used for the accuracy testing of the Evanix Cloud Ultra?

The accuracy tests for the Evanix Cloud Ultra were conducted using JSB pellets. The performance at both 50 and 100 yards was evaluated with this ammunition type.

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