Affordable PCP air rifle with a pressure regulator, folding stock, sound
moderator, and above all, solid workmanship that is rarely seen in this price
category.
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The AP900 – I FINALLY got it in the short original version in .22 caliber;
this thing has become hard to get and sells out immediately. I already own the
AP900 B and just couldn't resist buying the AP900 without the B again. Some
modifications are already firmly planned, including replacing the original
hammer with a DIY Daystate-style kinetic hammer, which completely eliminates
valve bounce for a clean shot and, above all, a higher shot count from one air
fill. You should definitely remove the spring and hammer and clean the inside of
the factory grease. Once everything is clean, lightly coat the hammer, spring
and inner walls with graphite or PTFE spray, but don't spray it in full blast or
it will run out everywhere. The homemade hammer should be marketed by someone;
it takes the AP900 to a completely different level. I have attached the details
as an image in case anyone has the option of making the hammer themselves on
a lathe.
Affordable complete package for beginners as well as advanced users
high modding potential
very well adjustable trigger
design
Folding stock
Regulated
Valve-to-hammer bounce causes enormous air consumption
Quality control straight from the factory leaves something to be desired
Paint flakes off easily
The lubricant used causes rough cocking of the hammer
As has already been written here, with the original hammer spring it’s very
loud and uses a lot of air… Full power only 15 shots and 32 Joules! The
original spring is 1.8×18×50×10 turns… I bought a 1.5×18×50×8-turn
spring, it was probably made from a different material than the one the guy here
in the review used, because the result was the same, 32 J and 15 shots… Then
I found at home in my junk a 1.45×18×47×10-turn spring, but this one was too
weak, only 8 J… So I stretched it to a length of about 53–54 mm and got
27 J and 40 shots without any drop-off! We’ll see how it behaves further…
As for accuracy, I haven’t mapped that out yet…
Good price
Good workmanship and materials for the price
Practical folding stock
That big air consumption in the basic setup
If you use a suppressor with a larger diameter, it has to be taken off for refilling.
It is a bit of an uncut diamond, because there is room for perfection to be
improved, and as they sometimes say, the journey itself is the goal, o).
Basically, it has an incredible air consumption, so it is literally necessary to
replace the striker spring. With a 1.5×18×50×8 spring I get 25 shots at
full power and with much less noise.
Price
Weight
and the journey itself to fine-tune it
Huge air consumption, only 15 shots at full power
When using a different moderator, you must remove it when filling.
Divided RIS mounting rail does not fit with the RIS rail that is in one piece
The strength of the drum spring cannot be adjusted.
A lightweight, very well-functioning PCP rifle, ideal for indoor shooting, very quiet, and also inexpensive. The magazine is perfect and easy to load. So far, only shot at 15 m; we are waiting for the sun. At this distance, shots are bullseye after bullseye.
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