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Breakbarrel rifle with unmounted 3-9x44 scope & Mossy Oak Break-Up stock
1150 fps with hyper-velocity pellets & 1000 fps with lead pellets In Stock
Walther Falcon Hunter Edition review entered on 2010-08-27 23:16:52
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By Michael from USA on 2010-08-27 23:16:52 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:POWER, ACCURACY, and a beautiful rifle Things I would have changed:Some of the plastic parts , sights trigger but the stock is nice and all the plastic parts are very functionable What others should know:Break her in at say 100 shots before you mount the stock, and you won't over stress the scope with
... Read MoreThings I liked:POWER, ACCURACY, and a beautiful rifle Things I would have changed:Some of the plastic parts , sights trigger but the stock is nice and all the plastic parts are very functionable What others should know:Break her in at say 100 shots before you mount the stock, and you won't over stress the scope with the break in process, I did this and mine shoots very accurate .If you set the scope to the rear of the rings toward the stock and then the mounts to the backstop the scope will not move if torqued up properly. Mine is consistant at 650 FPS with the H&N 26 gr pellets which give me 24.38 ft-lbs which will go through a 3 ltr coke bottle full of water with power to spare at 25 yards with very nice groups ,holes are about 1/4 inch apart
Walther Falcon Hunter Edition review entered on 2010-08-25 17:04:24
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By Michael from USA on 2010-08-25 17:04:24 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
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I like the rifle I personally think its worth every penny. Scope was nice crisp and clear.Took 5 shots at 50 ft to center the open sights.They have changed the stock mount. It now has 2 screws,one on each side which mate together in the middle,VERY TIGHT GUN NOW.
Things I would have changed:Well you really couldn't
... Read MoreThings I liked:
I like the rifle I personally think its worth every penny. Scope was nice crisp and clear.Took 5 shots at 50 ft to center the open sights.They have changed the stock mount. It now has 2 screws,one on each side which mate together in the middle,VERY TIGHT GUN NOW.
Things I would have changed:Well you really couldn't change anything at this price. What others should know:IT IS A REAL BEAR to cock.Better a hard cocker that I can't see falling apart than easy and having the previous stock problems with the 4 screw stock.This is a hunting rifle and should be used as such. I can shoot my .22 all day long with no problems but this one I have to put the stock on the ground use both hands and after cocking its real tough to close.This should improve with break-in That being said Its a real performer. I was getting apx 700 FPS with a 26 gr pellet on the chrony and thats 28.28 FT lbs .Speaking for myself I will use it with the open sights and keep the scope for another rifle. Cant see any scope holding up to the recoil but having saying that it shoots very true using the Artillary hold, tried the forearm grip hold and it is touch sensitive so that threw off all my shots I am sure this gun would get more use if I had waited for the NP to come in but they are $109.00 higher Still all in all its a keeper. Never mind the worry that the smaller kids will shoot this gun they would NEVER get it cocked.
Walther Falcon Hunter Edition review entered on 2010-07-30 14:13:58
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By mvalenti from USA on 2010-07-30 14:13:58 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:The power, style, weight and feel of this rifle. I own a Walther Talon Magnum .22 and Falcon .25. These guns are respectable hunting rifles. I would feel OK confronting a 30lb. racoon with the .25. I agree with one post I read earlier on here. These are survivalist rifles. It is easy to purchase supplies and mold your own
... Read MoreThings I liked:The power, style, weight and feel of this rifle. I own a Walther Talon Magnum .22 and Falcon .25. These guns are respectable hunting rifles. I would feel OK confronting a 30lb. racoon with the .25. I agree with one post I read earlier on here. These are survivalist rifles. It is easy to purchase supplies and mold your own pellets if desired. Things I would have changed:I would prefer a steel/alloy trigger. The plastic Camo is OK and doesn't bother me. I have always been a hardwood fan but the synthetic is starting to grow on me. Better resistance to adverse weather. What others should know:These guns are not TOYS if your new to this sort of thing. They shoot large pellets with deadly velocity. Some folks here suggest the .22 is more powerful than the .25. I beg to differ. For a power test, I shot both rifles using wadcutters and points. The target was 5/8" decking board with a 1/2" cedar fence behind it. The .22 easily pierced the 5/8" board and hid itself within the 1/2" fence. The .25 easily pierced the deck board and made its way through the fence producing a nice peep hole. The distance was 15 feet away. This was with the wadcutters. With points, both guns blew through both boards with ease. When the .25 hits something, you'll know it. It is important to note it is not only velocity that counts. Weight of the projectile plays and equally important role. As a side note: .25 cal pellets are harder to find locally than .22s. You will probably have to order on line and add $6 - 8 for shipping. Personally I prefer the .25 but I really like the .22 as well. That is why I own both. I feel both of these rifles shoot more accurate with heavier grain pellets.
