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.177 delivers 1200 fps w/lightweight lead-free pellets
Includes unmounted CenterPoint Optics 3-9x40AO scope In Stock
Remington NPSS Nitro Piston Short Stroke air rifle review entered on 2010-07-21 16:36:17
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By Jules from USA on 2010-07-21 16:36:17 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:This rifle is extremely quiet for the power that it makes ... Though it does not realistically come close to the 1000fps (.22) with normal / lead pellets. Most accurate pellet in mine is the 16g Predators, with 15g JSB Exact Jumbos and 14.5 RWS Super Domes being next. These predators run around 645fps out of this gun. I can
... Read MoreThings I liked:This rifle is extremely quiet for the power that it makes ... Though it does not realistically come close to the 1000fps (.22) with normal / lead pellets. Most accurate pellet in mine is the 16g Predators, with 15g JSB Exact Jumbos and 14.5 RWS Super Domes being next. These predators run around 645fps out of this gun. I can average quarter size groups at 30 yards with the predator pellets ... this gun is moderately hold sensitive. It is easy to cock. The trigger is good and can be adjusted to very light. Things I would have changed:More power ... at least in the 800s fps for .22. What others should know:I experience quite a bit of detonation with this gun (maybe a dozen shots or more)after adding drop or two of Crossman silicon chamber oil to the chamber (after 500 plus shots). When it happens, it fouls the barrel and sounds as if the gun is going to destroy itself, but has held up apparently no worse for wear. This is my only real complaint about this rifle and is a bit of a mystery to me as this chamber oil is supposed to be non-combustible.
Remington NPSS Nitro Piston Short Stroke air rifle review entered on 2010-07-19 12:56:03
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By Karl from USA on 2010-07-19 12:56:03 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Nice feel when holding. Fantastic clarity of target through scope. Love the quiet power. Things I would have changed:Nothing What others should know:Adult rifle.
Remington NPSS Nitro Piston Short Stroke air rifle review entered on 2010-07-09 18:50:30
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By Robert from USA on 2010-07-09 18:50:30 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:This is my first airgun since my Crossman 10-pump as a little boy. I really don't have anything else to compare it to; however, I really like this gun so far. Thumbhole stock is easy to handle. Scope is really good for this price range (coming from a guy who only shoots Leupold). Scope mount in excellent and includes and anti-slide
... Read MoreThings I liked:This is my first airgun since my Crossman 10-pump as a little boy. I really don't have anything else to compare it to; however, I really like this gun so far. Thumbhole stock is easy to handle. Scope is really good for this price range (coming from a guy who only shoots Leupold). Scope mount in excellent and includes and anti-slide screw to lock it to the action. The reticle can be lit with 4 stages of green or red light for nighttime use. The gun seems tight--I've had no problems with loose screws on mine. Rifling was clean. The safety is in an odd place but is totally manual and does its job. I've tried pulling the trigger with the safety engaged and there's a nice, solid block. I've tried 8 different kinds of pellets so far. As expected, pellet choice offers a wide range of accuracy--anything from 2" at 25 yds down to 1/2" groups. I get dime size groups at 25 yards with Gamo Match Diablo, but I still have some fliers that take the groups to 1.5". Barrel droop doesn't appear to be an issue: There's a significant locking lug under the breech. Plus, all of my stringing is left to right, which seems to rule out any droop. Noise seems reasonable though I have nothing to compare it to. It sounds like a smaller air nailer. Recoil is noticeable but isn't buzzy. Stock and cocking parts appear beefy. I like the barrel shroud...it gives the gun a bull-barrel look...although there is no crown at the muzzle. Things I would have changed:Wow...the trigger is terrible on this thing. I love the two-stage trigger concept (I have it on a couple smokless rifles), but the 1st stage is way too heavy. It's probably around 2-3 lbs. Plus, the fist stage has started binding on mine after approximately 250 shots. If I pull the 1st stage until I meet second stage resistance, the first stage spring will bind and the trigger will then just flop around within the 1st stage zone. The 2nd stage is adjustable and came from the factory at around 6 lbs. I've got mine set to somewhere around 2-3 lbs. Trigger break is pretty clean and has just a little bit of overtravel. What others should know:The gun did need a 100-shot break in period. Accuracy improved noticeably after that. Accuracy swings wildly with different pellet types. Wadcutters seem to shoot the most accurately in mine. I'm still searching for the best pellet because I expect a gun of this caliber to shoot dime sized groups at 25 yds all day long. Although I can put 7-8 Gamo Match Diablo pellets through 1 ragged hole, I get 4 or 5 flyers in a 20-shot string that opens the group up to 1.5" or 2". That's no good when trying to pick rats off the bird feeder without putting holes through the feeder. The trigger housing and safety lever are plastic but the trigger is metal. The manual says to add 1 drop of Crossman Silicone Chamber Oil every 100 shots in order to retain accuracy. The scope has an adjustable objective that works quite nicely. The target turrets work nicely as well and can be adjusted to three different styles: loosen the set screw to reset to zero, leave the set screw a couple turns out to allow the turrets to be adjusted on-the-fly, or lock the set screw all the way down to lock the turrets in place. Note: the original scope battery was DOA, which might be why Remington included another one in the box.
