Page 3 - Kral Arms Puncher Breaker Silent Reviews

Very accurate. Plenty of power. Adjustable power output. Compact form. Very quiet but, still very noticeable. 2 magazines included. Clever magazine storage in stock. Good trigger feel. Just plain fun to shoot. Amazingly powerful.

Magazine somewhat prone to jamming if you use conical pellets like the H&N Grizzly. If cocking lever is retracted the magazine can move and cause a feed jam even with diabolo pellets. This is a heavy airgun. Chrome cocking lever while everything else on the gun is black. Cheek pad only usable if you use a scope with risers on the mount.

This is a huge value for the money. Very accurate and a delight to shoot. Great for hunting small to medium sized game. I know of at least 1 large deer taken with the .25 cal version. If you're wanting a bull pup on a budget then this is the airgun for you.

Looks good, feels good in your hands. I got the .25 and its quiet enough to shoot in your yard. Decent power, almost makes it through a 2x4 from about 15 yards away (a little more than 3/4 through)

Single shot tray for .25, maybe a tad bit more power

So far so good for me. Can easily take small game to possibly mid sized game. Feels good, looks great!

Accurate, accurate,accurate.

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Heavy, rough cocking first 100 rounds. After more use, smooth! Getting better with use.

The first thing I really like about this gun is the size and the price. The sidelever cocking is very smooth and easy. The thing that I really really like and that totally blow me away was how unbelievably accurate this gun is, Im talking pellet on pellet accuracy sometimes and all rounds inside a dime all the time.

Maybe a regulator or a 330cc air tank as to increase the shot count to 70-80 shots or more for the .22 but more importantly I would have to change the baffle system or lack there of in this gun because this gun is just to loud. Ad a regulator and make it quieter than the marauder and you would have an amazing gun.

This gun sounds as loud as my marlin m60 .22

Adjustable power, reliable magazine, adjustable cheek, great ergonomics. Accuracy!!! Everything above the minimum power setting (see below) is stupid-accurate.

Include some sort of baffles (a la Marauder) in the shroud...as is, it's pretty loud on full power. Also, for some reason, when the power is set to the absolute minimum, it's about as accurate as a cheaply-made blunderbuss. I have to turn the power up between the bottom two "notches" in order for it to show any sort of accuracy. Everything above that setting is wonderful, though. It also could *really* use a de-pinger of some sort.

I use my .177 model as a pesting tool (mainly rodent control). This gun with an ATN X-Sight II and RWS Supermag wadcutters is a *deadly* combo at close range. Out to 50y, on max power, it puts Polymags and any of the heavier JSB pellets into tight little groups.

I'll be picking up the .22 and .25 eventually. Wonderful rifle!

The synthetic stock. I had a walnut one first but it split at the trigger guard. The synthetic stock is also lighter.

The 'Silent' part is not really of much use. This is a loud rifle. Maybe it could be baffled.

The .25 caliber rifle is not a backyard friendly rifle as it is loud and comparatively powerful. The rifle is a bit rough, but I consider it a real value for the money. A good cleaning, when it is new, should be mandatory.

Love the size , its nice and short . Balanced well. Had scoped zeroed in 4 shots @50yrds and shooting tight sized groups in minutes.magizine indexes smoothly, and loads easily

Requires tall scope mounts set eye relief using the check pad , a little louder than I hoped but easily remedied with m-rod baffles.

Well made for the price. Very accurate and fun to shoot.

The fill probe doesnt fit tight enough leaks a little air. Ordered a new one thinking it would fit better it was worse. Tried new o rings still leaks air when filling it with my hand pump. Not sure what to do at this point.

The gun is worth the money fun to shoot not big and bulky. Just beware of the fill probe not fitting right.

Everything I put a butter valve inside tightened the hammer spring now it shoots 1150 fps with gamo ts22 pellets very accurate shots a ragged hole at 50 yards every time 100 yards it's a little bigger maybe a dime I love this gun easy to shoot I get between 45 and 60 shots per fill but I feel mine to 3200 PSI so I cheat a little

It needs a way to put a good strap on it I made one also I put a 1 in high set of rings on it it's fine now don even notice

Only have 2 words about this gun BUY ONE

Very accurate at 40 50 yards. Well balanced, and I would recommend buying one!

I would have put the air gauge under or on the side of the rifle some place

Well made rifle

Just got my 22 cal today....mounted a Bushnell 4-12 and sighted in. Didn't sort pellets( JSB 15.89 gr)...didn't adjust the trigger( will)...didn't even clean the barrel. It only took 6 shots to sight in. Then I shot (2) 5 shot groups....ragged holes! Careful measurement with calipers showed 1/4" center to center. Everything works as promised,and that is phenomenal performance in a package that cost me $600...

So far, nothing.... I will adjust the trigger, but that's about it.

Even high rings may not be high enough...ended up using rather high " medium" rings and tru glo picattinny risers

Great feel in the hands. Great trigger. Like the tac rail on top and pretty quite.

Internal construction of the gun needs some quality control work. I had the valve stem break on mine after 100 shots causing the gun to not fire. Called Air Venturi and the stated the valve stems have been breaking on a lot of them, so why have it fixed if its going to most likely happen again. Thats why I just returned mine.

The barrels needs to be better made. The Accuracy for this rifle was very hard to center. Had to sort pellets like a competition shooter to get okay groupings.

Excellent pellet rifle well made everything you can ask for and then some.

A little more speed .22 which I purchased should reach 1000 psi with a heavy pellet.

It's not a toy so practice gun safety at all times .

Good value for the price. The adjustable power . The Weaver/Picatinny scope rail. The best thing i like is the size of this bullpup.

Maybe the adjustable power have fixed positive repeatable settings.

This is a sweet little gun. I have the Gamo coyote and the Gamo urban. This little Kral has become my favorite. Very accurate. I'm shooting jsb pellets out of it. Has a nice trigger pull.

It's a bit on the heavy side. For the size of the gun I feel it should be lighter.

Grate gun for the money.

Quality,design,materials,finish,trigger pull,spare magazine comparment,comes with spare magazine,shape of butt pad,easy to clean,PRICE!

The Picatinny rail for the forend, needs a metal one or a standard sling stud which I installed.

This is my first bullpup rifle and I really like the design. It does take high scope rings, ( .866" saddle height ) and a .500" riser to bring the height of the scope to where it's easy to see through. This rifle is very accurate at 50 yards using JSB 18.13 grain .22 cal. pellets. Be sure to clean the barrel before shooting it, makes a big difference.This rifle is a real eye opener on what can be done at this price point.

Love the ease of handling and over all fit and finish . Great buy w/ all the accessories that comes with this gun. storage tray for spare mag on the muzzle end is well thought out. What a beautiful gun this is. Need I say anymore? Get one, you want regret it.

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I mounted a compact leepers 4x16x44 scope w/ medium 30mm picatinny rings. Side lever cocking is butter smooth and this gun is a tack driver w/ jsb 18.13 pellets at 30-35 yards. If the cocking gets hard, check the small screw in the cocking lever as mine was not tight. I cleaned it good and put medium strength loctite and snugged it in. This is a great bullpup for the price. I'm still testing and more later.

Price point is great for what it is. The accuracy is there and it is a great hunting rifle. Love the regulator, because without it I would not be able to shoot it regularly in my neigborhood.

The bottom picatinny mount should have been aluminum and not plastic. Bipod is not as secure on it as I would have hoped for. I will probably have to purchase another mount to meet the expectation. The clip springs also get a little jammed. Have had dry fires more than a few times because the magazine did not rotate properly.

When I opened the box, the good looked great from a distance, but as I looked at it closely there was a ding on the inside of the muzzle. Cosmetic only, not bad enough to effect exit of the pellet but still this is supposed to be a brand new air rifle that I paid hard earned money for. Also the shroud was just very "handled" looking. Like something I would expect if I was shopping for a gun in the back alley of Turkey I guess. I just expected the manufacturer to take more pride in the initial appearance. Let the owner get the first smudges on it.

If I fill the gun up to 200 bar, the next morning it is at 175 bar. I am not sure if this is from settling or if it is a leak. I plan on leaving the gun a couple of days without use just to see if the pressure continues to drop. Considering that shots seem to fall off around 150 bar I am kind of concerned about the pressure dropping after 12 hrs of no use.

Everything. Just make sure all your screws are tight.

The instruction manual. Thank goodness for the PA video review. Especially when it came to loading the magazines. I also wasn't sure what all the extra O rings were for... I am new to PCP's and if there are wear items or a maintenance schedule that should have been outlined in the manual.

After sighting the gun in and playing with it a little bit, I charged it up to 3000psi. The first two mags (24 shots) averaged 794fps with an ES of 24. This took the needle down to the first line, splitting the green. The second two mags averaged 780fps with an ES of 40. This moved the needle just a little. That's 48 shots and I'm still in the green with a ways to go. The Kral seems to manage air better than my Talon SS, though I don't get the shot velocity duplicates.

But what is better yet, all the shots went right where I was aiming! Forty-eight shots (so far) and POI is POA on shot #48 like it was on #1. It shoots a ragged dime sized hole at 20 yds shooting it off my deck rail in wind.

The trigger took a little figuring out. It's a two-stage, but with take up before you hit the second stage. So it has a light take up, a spongy feeling second stage, then a real crisp let off. Once you get used to it it's perfect. Certainly for a bullpup.

I absolutely love this 22cal airgun.