Air Arms Galahad Carbine, REG FAC Walnut Stock

This may sound dumb, but yeah, I did it. I bought a second .22 Galahad just because of the walnut stock. I got the wood stock version vs. the black version that I've had for a while. So Yeah, I like the wood (walnut) stock much better than the black version. The rest of the gun has shown to be the same. Although, while I did adjust the black guns trigger a fair amount to get it where I like it, the wood guns trigger was adjusted to a glass breaking touch of the trigger. Not overly "light" but but very fast and smooth. As good or better than many rifles sold today ( I have a "few"). The Galahad was designed with elements that were a bit ahead of its time, the trigger for one. Overall, the rifle is very solid

As with the rest of the Galahad line, that are a little heavy. Although it's not too much of a bad thing when shooting offhand. The weight is mostly from the center of the gun back, so this actually helps stabilize the gun while aiming. Some complain about various things, I have really nothing to complain about, after owning one for some time now. A more solid barrel, see below.

I don't know if Pyramyd will print this, but... In the photo, and a couple of places in the writeup of the wood stock "carbine", it said that the gun has a suppressor attached.
My gun did not come with a suppressor, outside of the internal baffles in the shroud.
I see that they've changed the photo, but they missed altering some of the wording that says the gun will have a suppressor !!

One thing that any buyer NEEDS to do. Loosen the two small fasteners that hold the barrel support/band, near the end of the barrel/air cylinder. In some cases, the barrel may move to one side or the other. After loosening the two screws. Now without touching the barrel, retighten the two screws in the barrel band/support. Your gun will be more accurate and consistent.
The barrel on both of my guns were forced off center by apparently, bad assembly practices. I don't think that packaging would have moved the barrel during shipping. Once the two screws are tightened, that's a solid support.

I bought one of Pyramyd Air's, Galahad Carbine in .22 cal. a bit over a year ago. I for one, like the overall shape and design of this gun. While it may be a little on the heavy side, that also aids in holding it steady for off or free hand shooters. And I doubt it makes any difference for bench shooters. The grip size and angle fit me very nicely. It shoulders well, with most of the weight at or behind the trigger for a comfortable hold. The trigger pull is smooth, the let-off is fairly quick and without much creep. The adjustable power setting is very easy to use and makes noticeable power changes. The rotating cocking lever is different, but not difficult to use or get used to. The suppressor does an "ok" job of cutting the sound. Just barely back yard friendly. The "REG" model has a pressure regulator for an even pressure shot string.

Lighten it up a little. While not a big deal, I like a more stock or receiver located safety. Another...my opinion only, but to me, a Bullpup should be a maximum of 30" long, this one's about 31-1/2". Mine is now, well under 30" and still shoots very well..! It could have been made a little quieter at this price.

Some early models had feeding problems. This was taken care of a long time back. I've not had any feeding / loading problems at all.
Very happy after almost two years of use of my Galahad Carbine.

The LOOK! Beautiful design...shoulders effortlessly. "Indoor" quiet, yea, that good. Phenomenal accuracy. Very well balanced.

Shave a little off the grip...massive in hand.

Ok, now for the ugly...mine came with a loose barrel band (set screws were missing). After 50+ shots the indexing mechanism conked out on me. It wouldn't align pellet with breech hole fully causing the pellet probe to contact pellet skirts thereby damaging them (so long accuracy). Tech at PA offered to send set screws for barrel band...and to fix indexing mechanism (very helpful people there), but I was snake bitten and returned the Galahad and got an Ultimate Sporter instead.