Air Venturi Avenger, Regulated PCP Air Rifle, Wood Stock

I love the lever action. I have a 22 caliber (green laminate) and the 25 caliber (red/blue laminate). The 25 caliber has the regulator set at 2900 psi and the 22 caliber came set at 2100 psi. I get like 7 mags (10 shots) out of the 22 before you hit the regulator. The 25 only gets 3 - 4 before hitting the regulator. I will probably use the 25 caliber for squirrel hunting as it is a little more accurate (unsure if this is due to power, scope or pellets used). I do plan buying another 25 caliber, either wood or camo stock. DON'T BUY VEVOR COMPRESSORS.

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I tried shooting slugs (H&N 22 caliber) through this gun and it jammed instantly. The same slugs shoot great in my Hatsan BT65QE bolt action.

Very accurate and well balanced Very well built. The Slide Cocking is flawless. A little heavy, but I chose the wood stock version.

The Internal moderator needs redesigned. The gun is louder than expected. It requires adding a quality moderator if shooting near other homes.

An air compressor is a must, if you want a full charge. The Air Venturi RoveAir 4500psi works great, and has all the needed fittings and hoses included.

The air avenger is an awesome air rifle the accuracy is amazing and the price is even better!!!

A larger magazine would be good . Overall I really thing I made a good choice with the Air Avenger with the wood stock !

The rifle is very light and has a very high profile. I like it very much. 这支步枪很轻，颜直很高大上，我非常喜欢。

Hey everybody. I bought this gun about a month ago and I've been shooting it I watched a lot of videos on it. And in those videos they rave about the fact that how accurate this thing is well it is very accurate. I haven't come up with the combination of hammer spring and air valve but I'm going to work on that. At first I thought the gun was just way too late like a toy but it shoots very well. I put some FX 35 grain pellets in it the non-led ones man those things shoot straight. So if you're thinking about buying this gun go for it it's not expensive you can regulate the pressure if that's what you want to do for shooting targets but if you're out there hunting turn it all the way up those 35 grains hit hard. Hope you enjoy your new gun I have been.

I don't think there's much I would change about it I think that there should be bigger magazines though I've seen some of these guns have 18 and 19 round magazines and I think this one would be one of those.

I purchased a refurbished Avenger .22 Cal. wood stock air rifle from Pyramyd Air. The gun was in mint shape except the bolt carrier was sloped back not allowing my scope to zero as the vertical adjustment was max’d out (probably why the gun was returned). I removed and shimmed the back picatinny rail and successfully zeroed my scope. This gun lives up to all I’ve seen on Youtube. I've shot 5 shot 1" groups and less at 100 yards on a still day with Air Arms 18.1 gr. pellets 1.8K on the regulator with 2 turns in off minimum on the hammer spring (872 fps = 30.5 Ft/Lbs). The max I have pushed this gun is with the JSB 25.4 grainers 2.4K on the reg and one half turn off max hammer spring producing 36.7 Ft/Lbs muzzle energy. 1.2K on the reg 2 turns in on the hammer will push a Crosman 14.3 gr HP to 832 fps producing 22 Ft/Lbs and one quarter inch groups at 25 yards. Steve S at airgunnation.com has a very good video on tuning this particular gun and shows 3 good tunes.

The barrel on this Avenger seems to be chocked and I have yet to find a slug that performs well in this gun. I wish the barrel was not choked so I could shoot slugs out of it

This gun shot accurately right out of the box and it just keeps getting more accurate the more I shoot it. I have experienced minor regulator creep of 200 psi at the most, but it has not been a problem.

Pretty much everything. Great trigger out of the box. Easy to cock. Easy to tune. Very accurate. I like the wood stock, but my son just bought one with the polymer stock and it is better than I expected.

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This PCP feels good and is fun to shoot.

Very accurate I've only shot it at 25 yards so far but I've gotten .25" groups with multiple pellets from 14 to 18 grain.

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Buy lots of magazines shot count is outstanding I like to fill 8-10 magazines while my compressor chugs away then I shoot and shoot and shoot some more.

more than I expected !!

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The overall quality, ease of tuning, ease of use, side lever smoothness, power, accuracy, both tank and regulator pressure gages, overall value.

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Wrote a review about a month back and it never made it into the system for some reason? I stated I have several very good break barrels and pcp's all close to this Avenger price range. The avenger is definitely as good if not better than the others overall. It is just a lot of fun to use in all aspects. I am not promoting any given brand, I own two Marauders .177 and .22 cal, a .25 cal Gaunltet gen 1, and the .22 cal Avenger. They are all excellent. I enjoy shooting all of them. This Avenger wood stock ranks at the top along with my Gauntlet. I target shoot daily at 35-75 yards mostly with occasional pest control. I shoot for the pleasure of the sport and this Avenger gives me great pleasure each use. I have set regulator pressure at 2400 and get about 55 shots with 34-35 fpe with H&N Baracuda 18 and Diabolo Field 18 grain. This is the only adjustment I have made. I left everything else alone.