Kral Puncher Ekinoks Semi-Auto PCP, Turkish Walnut Stock

Looks good, turkish walnut is pretty, but had to hand rub oil on it. Not really blue, painted black, but looks good. Shoulder very nice. Trigger was terrible. I took action out of stock to adjust trigger, pins started falling out and parts fell on the ground! Got all the parts and pins back in place and the trigger adjusted and it was better, but not good. Shot several different pellets; no accuracy. My wife brought home from WalMart Crossman 10.6 gr. copper pellets. Shoots 14 pellets under a dime at 25 yards. That is pretty good. I am happy now!

Adjustable trigger that could go to ounces and moderator, because this gun is LOUD!

Try good pellets.

Ergonomics were good, shoulder well. Nice stock.

Shoot upon unpacking, wouldn't fire after filling. Package better. Have a manual with rifle. Have a standard foster fitting to illuminate air fill fitting. Trigger, it was terrible, at least 10lb. Pull! Couldn't remove stock. Overpriced for the terrible quality. Extremely loud!

These rifles are not worth what P.A. is asking for them. Quality is terrible. Extremely loud!

Semi-Automatic action. Now I can stay on target without having to drop the butt and take my eyes off the target to work the operating handle as I do on my other air rifles. Wood stock is nicely finished. Accuracy was pretty good. Zeroed at 30 yards and got maybe nickle-size groups, but I would also experience flyers once in awhile. The trigger is heavy so that didn't help.

It badly needs an adjustable trigger. Long take-up, then it takes maybe 5-6 lbs to break. I had to keep using the first notch in my index finger to shoot. Just like when I used to fire the M60 MG. Sometimes, it felt as if the gas-operated action didn't fully cock the hammer, and I experienced maybe 3-4 failures. The first time that happened, I had to use a piece of wood to pull the operating handle back, but that was the only time I had to do that.

I didn't expect the noise and feel from the gas operated action. Felt like I was shooting my Springer again. You can feel some gas blowing back on you and sometimes, some particles (?) against your left cheek. I put a Huggett moderator on which helps keep the muzzle noise down, but it won't do anything suppress the noise from the gas-operating action.
Clean the bore before zeroing! I didn't & the 1st groups were very wide. It started settling down after about 2-3 mags (12 shots per mag). I got about 4-5 mags per fill (200Bar to 100Bar). Not bad. Be prepared to buy the 1/8" BSPP to Foster adapter. All my other guns use the Foster fitting. My friend had one so I didn't have to order one.
I chrono'd my Premier HPs, 14.3grains at 1000fps avg. I had one mag. that wouldn't slide into the recess and PA is sending me a new one. Oh, and it didn't come with an operators manual, but PA sent me the link to their website to download the manual.