BAM B26-2 Air Rifle by Xisico Included In Package
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| Compare the BAM XS-B26-2 to the Beeman R9! Equipped with a muzzlebrake and thumbhole stock, this spring-piston breakbarrel rifle will make you think you're shooting a European gun instead of a Chinese copy! This remarkably accurate rifle doesn't come with sights. But even if it did, you'd still want to mount a scope on it to get the most accuracy from the gun. Leaving nothing out, the manufacturer also copied the Weihrauch Rekord trigger. While not perfect, it's a far sight better than the Chinese triggers you've gotten used to! We chronographed both calibers and got the following results with the pellets shown: .177: 1060 fps w/5-grain pellets .177: 880 fps w/7.5-grain pellets .22: 870 fps w/7.0-grain pellets .22: 725 fps w/10.5-grain pellets .22: 650 fps w/14.3-grain pellets Shown with optional equipment. Scope NOT included! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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BAM B26-2 Air Rifle by Xisicoreviews summary
Things I would have changed:Trigger needs some tuning for those who demand ultra-high, light, crisp performance. Stock, as noted, is too high and must be re-shaped. Gun seems picky about pellets. Crossman Premiers get puked up like the barrel is bent. Beeman Lasers aren't much better. Beeman Kodiaks are slightly better, and JSB Diabolo Exacts shoot very well. The RWS Meisterkugelns shoot like a dream - pellet on pellet accuracy at least 25 yards out. 1/2 in groups with slight wind. On a dead calm day I bet they would shrink. What others should know:Have not had a chance to do lots of shooting at >25 yds yet. I suspect group sizes will grow more with distance, as there is a little more variation in pellet speed than other guns in the same 'class' (e.g. RWS/Diana 34P noted above). However, the class is populated by guns $100 more expensive and up - this gun is definitely a very talented freshman playing on the varsity team. As the gun has no open sights, a scope must be mounted. Do yourself a favor and get a good scope for it ($100-150 range) because the gun will perform up to that level. This is an entry-level price for a high-quality gun, especially when tuned. I would give 6 stars value-for money if I could. Chronograph testing listed above by P.A. is spot on - results in about 14.0-14.3 ft-lbs energy (measured at 10') across various weight pellets. Using 14 ft-lbs and weight of the pellet in grains, you can back out a very accurate number for expected pellet velocity for whatever weight/speed combination suits you. Please note: contrary to some other reviews, the safety IS ABLE to be re-activated after it is taken off. Safety is activated at the end of the cocking stroke just after the spring catches. To re-safety, simply break the barrel and 're-cock', which will not affect the spring (still cocked and held from first stroke) but will re-enable the safety.
Things I would have changed:Cheek piece is way too high. With tall scope rings still unable to get correct sight picture. I shaved 1/2 to 6/8 inches off the top of the cheek piece to be able to get good and clear sight picture in the scope. What others should know:All of the airgun features are well made.
Things I would have changed:The rifle cheek is so high that the gun needs a tall scope mount. Otherwise, you need to duck down your head to peak into the scope. That should be changed. What others should know:Make sure you have a tall scope mount. The accuracy decreases after 35 yards.
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