Puncher Mega Walnut Sidelever PCP Air Rifle

The rifle is amazingly accurate at 10 meters,I am able to shoot one hole groups. For the price of this rifle it compares to rifles costing three times as much.

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I am very pleased with the quality of my Kral Puncher Mega.

I got my gun in 22 cal. I love the look of this thing. The stock is great, very nice walnut. The accuracy is great. After adjusting the trigger and setting the power to 825 fps I was able to shoot a 5 shoot group of just 3/8'' c-c at 50 yards and 1/2'' at 75 yards. I used the 18.1 jsb. This thing loves them. I get 48 good shoots before I have to refill. I love this gun. For the money you cant beat it.

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When you get your gun. Take the time to clean the barrel. Adjust the trigger. Use good pellets and enjoy putting pellet after pellet in the same hole. Remember KRAL is KING.

I like the looks, feel, weight, shot count, power adjustability, backyard friendliness, and very decent accuracy my .25 caliber Puncher Mega with the Turkish walnut stock and blued metalwork provides! While this rifle doesn't have a regulator, don't tell it that because it thinks it does! I'm seeing very small extreme spreads in velocity over a 50 shot spread off of a single 2900 psi charge. It's as solidly built as any Hatsan PCP I've seen and maybe even more so. I don't mind the weight as I predominately shoot off hand with mine and find the weight helps stabilize things. I find shooting off hand with my Benjamin Discovery rifle to be more of a challenge because it's so light. I find that the two ten shot magazines that come with it work well. They seem to work better for me if I point the rifle downwards before working the side lever. IMHO there's a ton of value packed into the Puncher Mega!

As it came out of the box, the trigger doesn't have a very well defined 1st and 2nd stage. As I keep shooting it, it's getting better as things wear in. The trigger pull isn't great, but it isn't horrible either. I've decided to keep shooting it for awhile to see where the wear in takes me before adjusting anything. It's not far off from what I'd like to see as it is right now. The woodwork on the stock is great! That said, I'd like to see a satin finish applied to it. As it is now, it looks like it was merely stained. This isn't something that someone with a modicum of wood working skills couldn't overcome. What probably bothers me the most is that I can't get a single shot tray for the .25 caliber version. A single shot tray is available for either .177 or .22, but not for .25. Why is that?

If you're using a hand pump, be ready for a long pumping session. When done shooting and the residual pressure is down to ~110 bar, you're looking at a ~150-175 pump stoke session to bring the 330cc reservoir back up to 200 bar. Be sure to only pump for 5 minutes straight max (approximately 100 pumps for me leaving a second or two between each stroke) and then giving your pump a 15 minute rest to cool down before adding the 50-75 pumps necessary to complete the re-charge. We're not talking a Benjamin Discovery here running at 2000psi! lol If approached slowly, however, charging the Kral Puncher Mega with a pump is not nearly as daunting a task as it might sound physically. That said, I seldom to never exceed shooting the 50 very decent shots this rifle provides in a single shooting session, so it's all good for my uses.