GAMO Urban VS Magnum - PCP VS Break Barrel what airgun to get? hint hint get BOTH!

Published on July 16, 2020
Duration: 8:24

This review compares the Gamo Urban PCP and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 Break Barrel airguns, highlighting their features, accuracy, and power. Ben Pierson, an expert airgun reviewer, demonstrates their performance at an outdoor range using professional equipment like chronographs. The Gamo Urban PCP achieved a 1-inch group at 30 yards, while the Magnum produced a 2-inch group, with both delivering approximately 24 ft-lbs of energy.

Quick Summary

The Gamo Urban PCP and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 airguns were compared, with both delivering around 24 ft-lbs of energy. The Urban PCP achieved a 1-inch group at 30 yards, while the Magnum Gen 2 produced a 2-inch group. The Urban offers 30-35 shots per fill, whereas the Magnum is a 10-shot magazine-fed break barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Scope Setup
  2. 01:08Gamo Magnum Features
  3. 02:02Gamo Urban Features
  4. 03:36Backyard Friendliness
  5. 04:07Accuracy Testing
  6. 06:02Power and Chronograph Test
  7. 07:41Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the energy output of the Gamo Urban and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 airguns?

Both the Gamo Urban PCP and the Gamo Magnum Gen 2 break barrel airguns deliver approximately 24 foot-pounds of energy, making them suitable for target shooting and pest control within legal limits.

How accurate are the Gamo Urban PCP and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 airguns at 30 yards?

During testing, the Gamo Urban PCP achieved a tighter 1-inch group at 30 yards, while the Gamo Magnum Gen 2 break barrel produced a 2-inch group at the same distance.

What are the key differences between PCP and Break Barrel airguns like the Gamo Urban and Magnum?

PCP airguns like the Gamo Urban use a pre-charged air cylinder for consistent shots, while break barrel airguns like the Gamo Magnum require manual cocking for each shot by bending the barrel.

Are these Gamo airguns suitable for backyard shooting?

Yes, both the Gamo Urban and Gamo Magnum Gen 2 are equipped with moderators, making them quiet enough for backyard use, provided local laws permit such activity.

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