Macavity Arms Agility MA2 Long PCP Air Rifle

The whole package was great. I will definitely recommend.

It needs a single shot tray.The small front rail is a little flimsy and short add a stiffener and extend to a little. Add a pump and some ammo as a package and I would say it would be the perfect beginner gun.

This does not have a single shot trey and is not ideal for slugs but will shoot them.happy hunting / shooting.

Very accurate with suggested pellets. Nice handling Good trigger Smooth changing mechanism Good magazines easy to load.

Smells funny lol Only get 16 to 18 shots before poi changes closer to regular setting. Extremely LOUD. The "supressor" is an ornament and should be replaced by something with baffles.

This is a great value. Pay for the 24hr leak test for $20 and save the complaints. You will be without it longer than 24hrs if it needs to go back. Even with a DonnyFL Ronan this is louder than a surpessed 22lr putting out over 100fpe

Pyramyd air customer service

Make it not leak. Pretty heavy and long. Make a compact version.

Mine was leaking behind the regulator gauge. Luckily pyramyd airs excellent customer service allowed me to return for a full refund. Putting that money toward a different option

The looks, the feel.. definitely light to carry. The trigger isn't bad either..

The barrel band does not contact the shroud to secure it, even though movement is minimal, adding a moderator with any weight difference will change poi. 4500 psi fill pressure to acquire more shots per fill. The picatinny rail for a bi-pod is super weak, an aluminum chassis would be sweet.

Overall I really like the gun. Looks good shoots good! Did notice that after zeroing @ 50yrds. Shots @ 100 yards poi moved approximately 3 inches to the left.. not sure if repositioning the barrel band will help, but that's what I will try..

Well built, accurate. Very smooth trigger.

Forearm of stock could be a bit more solid

I have been saying this from the time I first set eyes on this rifle, it's all and everything you want in a rifle. It inspires confidence and that brings accuracy.

Ability to shoot longer ammo, along with something done to keep the magazine from getting stuck in the gun.

Even though I have things that are not working the way I think they should, this rifle is still as good as it gets. It feels great shouldered.

I absolutely love this rifle. It does everything it needs to and better then you would expect right out of the box. Only one kinda non-issue, it seems to be only able to handle the shortest of pellets and slugs.

I would most definitely change it's ability to be able to handle a bigger assortment of ammo. Possible change how the magazine fits in the breach, If a projectile sticks out front or out the back of the magazine once loaded it seems to get stuck and you can longer get the magazine back out or push the ammo the rest of the way into the breach. It might just be an isolated with something I am doing or not, but never the less it seems to be a fitment issue with magazine loading and size length of ammo.

Even with what I stated on Things I would change this rifle is so nice. It's one of those few times when you pick up a rifle and it fit and feels as if there is nothing you can't do with it, that's how I felt after I set the rifle up and raised up the rifle and first pressed the stock into my shoulder, instant satisfaction.

I got the first batch of .30 Cal production versions that Air Gun Depot sold. High precision and accuracy. Build quality of the metal parts, pistol grip, and telescoping stock are good. The "Moderator" that it ships with is just a hollow expansion tube and doesn't do much to quiet it down. The part of the stock with Picatinny for a bipod is flimsy.

This is LOUD. It is NOT Level 2 sound rating as advertised. It is much louder than my .30 cal Blitz and my buddy's .25 cal Hatsan Flash QE. The moderator that it is shipped with is hollow--there are no baffles in it so it basically just acts as an expansion chamber. After inquiring with Macavity if it was a mistake that the moderator shipped without baffles, their response was that "we cannot sell suppressors with baffles inside as we do not have an FFL license. However, there are many aftermarket suppressors compatible with our rifle that you can purchase for effective noise reduction.". AFAIK, air gun moderators do not require any special licensing to sell. After building my own moderator with 3d printed baffles, it's OK but still a bit louder than my Blitz. The Picatinny section of the stock is flimsy. If you mount a bipod to it, expect a decent amount of movement. The side lever is pretty smooth, but sometimes hangs up and needs extra force to strip the pellet from the mag.

I really like the rifle's precision and performance. It's a tack driver at 50 yards, and probably will be at farther ranges once I have a chance to stretch out. However, the false advertising with the sound level and moderator is really disappointing. If I didn't have my own means of producing a moderator it would be getting returned. The flimsy stock where the bipod mounts too is also disappointing, and I'll be looking into improvements for this.

Ease of cooking and loading of the clip light weight

Make forearm stock more solid so it doesn't move as much

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