Page 6 - Air Venturi Avenger Reviews

Good weight, accurate, twin gauges, new centering device at the end of the barrel. Many shots per charge.

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Doesn't need the donny fl mount any longer due to internal design changes.

Easy cocking, light weight and super accurate. Not too loud

Stock is pretty flimsy, hollow sounding. I might have gotten the wood version but it's a coin flip if the extra coin is worth it. Don't like that the barrel is unsupported in the shroud.

Super accurate with an extra barrel band and barrel supporting moderator. I am loving this thing. Shot 4, five shot keyhole groups on my first outing after sighting in the scope. Worth the money for sure.

Great value

Hollow stock.

This performs as expected. What I really like is all of the adjustability. Definitely a great buy.

The price first off, but even after that it is a joy to shoot. It is light and very easy to hold and shoot very accurate and seems well built.

The shipping was horrible I not only did not sign for it. I finally got it today and was so excited to have it I'm definitely contacting customer service about this issue.

Everything but the shipping and handling was worth it

It's light weight, operates smoothly, plenty of adjustments that are easy to get to and mostly... it is as accurate as the reviewers say it is. It also has features that my current rifle doesn't have like, side cocking, picatinny rail, degas without having to buy another tool, good trigger(not the best but good) and a regulator.

The stock is on thing I would change after shooting it for awhile. I was worried it wouldn't hold tight in the Bog Pod but it is fine. It would be nice to have a bigger reservoir for a few more shots when in the field.

It likes the JSB 39.95 .25 cal pellets. At 50 yards out of the box it's accurate. So for people who think they have to make all kinds of changes to tune it, don't. Shoot the heck out of it and enjoy the best value .25 cal on the market.

Single shot is accurate.

Cycling of this air gun. Pityfull.

i have 2 of these Avengers in .22. One Wood. One Synthetic. Neither one of these will cycle a magazine? Even Cycle one pellet. I purchased 3 new mags. Still no good.

Single shot is accurate.

Cycling of this air gun. Pityfull.

i have 2 of these Avengers in .22. One Wood. One Synthetic. Neither one of these will cycle a magazine? Even Cycle one pellet. I purchased 3 new mags. Still no good.

Very accurate the trigger is great I like everything about it

Great value

Amazing Rifle. I wanna get the 177 version too. I currently own the .22 version and it is an absolute laserbeam. Dont wanna say the Youtubers name but its quite easy to look up. Look up how to tune your avenger .22. In this YouTube video you will find three regulator tune specs. One for factory which means you dont have to do anything that comes that way. Second Eco tune in which you set the regulator at 1200 psi and he will still get 20 to 25FPE. With this eco-tune you will get a116 shots before you have to recharge. And the last one is it is a power tune where are you can shoot pallets and even some slugs. This gun is incredible cannot wait to see what I can do with the .177 and how many shots I can get on one fill. I was looking for a gun that is both accurate and will give me the most amount of shots per fill because I am a hand pump or I dont use a compressor. If youre looking to buy this gun do you research but Im telling you youll be very pleased with your purchase. Make sure yo

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Make sure you keep those O-rings lubricated. Get yourself some Oring lubricant in this gun will serve you well. While you are at it go get yourself a spare set of O-rings you can get them online at Amazon or to save money you can go and get yourself an O-ring kit which is really available just make sure you get the high-quality ones. Such an amazing rifle!

It shoots NSA 38.9gr slugs quite well. Consistent sub .75" groups at 50yds with the reg pressure at 2800psi and the hammer spring tension maxed.

Factory might want to examine a few shot pellets before shipping.

Close examination of shot projectiles show a significant defect in the barrel's rifling. Two of the lands cut EXTREMELY deep grooves into one side of the pellet or slug. This causes a very significant deformation to the skirt of each pellet shot. With most pellets, flyers are the norm at any tune. Didn't send it back because it's a good slug gun for the money.

Good value for the money. More features than any other gun for the money

A wood stock but not at a much higher price.

The lack of a wood stock doesn't take away from the overall quality of the rest of the gun.

Love this gun. light weight but nose heavy. accurate, adjustable, regulated, good bang for the buck

Better balance

Side lever cocking makes it easy for follow up shots

Accuracy Side lever cocking Easily tunable Front picatinny Price

Factory suppression

This thing holds it own at 50 with my FX. Some complain about the stock but I think it is fine. Mine likes the air arms 25 gr a tad better than Jsb kings but is not pellet fussy in the least. Pumping it to capacity is a workout but with the money you save over a Marauder put it towards a fill tank.

Just received and shot (22 caliber) for the first time today. Hand pumped to 4200 PSI with the Air Venturi G9 pump, about 100 pumps over 15 minutes or so, then sat two days to check for leaks, no loss. Before filling I emptied the tank and set the regulator to a 1/4 turn up from minimum, so I could adjust it up in the field while testing. Hammer-spring set one turn in from minimum. Once pressurized, the regulator read 2200 PSI, which settled at 1700 PSI after two shots and stayed there. Averaged 831 FPS with a 1.25% spread over 18 shots (first two discounted). Upped the regulator to 2200 PSI (another 1/2 turn) and averaged 891 FPS with a 0.7% spread. Shot dime groups at 25 yards. Light, good balance, smooth action. Very easy to shoot, default trigger settings worked well. Got over 60 shots at 2200 PSI, then another 20+ before it dropped to 1000 PSI. Very nice entry to "standard" PCPs (I have the Seneca Aspen already). Definitely recommend as an entry PCP.

The stock and rail screws do not come tightened down, as per other reviews. Make sure to tighten them, especially the rail. Otherwise ideal, especially for the price.

Out of the box shoots and handles great. The question is how it will hold up long term. The Avenger has been out for a while, seems to be solid and reliable, so looking forward to a lot of enjoyable range time. Placement of the gauges is superior to other designs; easy to see, not get near the muzzle. Pretty quiet, so neighbor friendly.

New to PCP. HUGE upgrade coming from box store break barrels my whole life. I dont regret the purchase not one bit. Lots of fun. Tack driver at both close and long range. Great for pest eradication. Highly suggest buying if you wanna test the waters of PCP or if a 4 digit rifle is out of your price range. You wont be disappointed.

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I purchased mine in .22. I have the Athlon Talos 6-24x50 mounted. My reg is set to 2700 PSI with 5.5 turns in on HS. With HN Barracuda 18 I drop pigeons all day long with a PR of 109 yards on the daily (whenever the shot presents itself, its game on, I know my hold overs very well with this optic and rifle/settings). I also run Barracuda hunter extreme at closer distance, 70 yard and in. They do quite the number on jack rabbit skulls. I do feel that the single shot tray and a smooth closure of the side lever produce phenomenally better accuracy than using the mags, however using the mags still has extreme eccuracy as well (mags still produce dime size groups all day at various range, but single shot tray has produced way better accuracy at 100 yards). Just depends on your personal requirements and definition of accuracy. If you havent tried single shot, TRY IT and be smooth when closing side lever. I am speaking only from my own personal experiences, other reviews may vary.

Great quality

Labels on the gauges so you know which is regulator and which is tank pressure, easy to tell till your close to reg pressure

Even though its quiet it packs a punch

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I returned a defective benjamin fortitude and got this....a world of difference ....feels better, hits harder at a low reg setting, and has a good shot count. I recommend this rifle highly

Fantastic budget PCP. Dime sized groups with pellets at 45 yards. Need to experiment with what pellets or slugs your particular airgun likes to eat. Mine likes the Diabo Exact Heavy 18.3 gr pellets at 1850 on the regulator. Love the adjustability in the trigger, regulator, and hammer spring. It's a ton for what you are paying! Highly recommend!!

I'm not particularly fond of the stock as it sits very low when you add a scope. Need an adjustable stock option. How about an aftermarket add-on?

If you want to get into air gunning and don't want to fork out thousands on a high-end PCP, this is the gun for you!

I am just getting into PCP guns. I didnt want to spend too much until I see how I liked it. I bought the .22 and all I can say is wow. So I purchased the .25. That resulted in a double wow. Many times it is almost pellet on pellet hole. If I would shoot off a bench it may be one hole about the size of 2-3 pellets. I am very surprised how precise and accurate these are. I added a Donnyfl adapter and suppressor. It coded the grouping even more and the loudest sound is the pellet smacking the target. Very cool so far.

Add another band near the end of the barrel.

Ask questions to the people at Pyramid if you have them. They took time to talk to me and so far customer service is awesome. Shipping was fast.

Adjustability with hammer spring and regulator. The fact that it's regulated. Shoots very low standard deviations over chronograph.

Maybe bigger bottle for higher shot count. But then you increase price so kinda a catch 22.

Bought two of these. One in 22 caliber prior to baffles being included and a 25 caliber post baffles. The 22 cal is a tack driver. The 25 cal is decent in accuracy but not as good as 22 cal. Each gun varies. Both accurate one more so than the other though.