Showing posts with label pcp pistol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pcp pistol. Show all posts

Thursday, January 22, 2009

AimX PCP Sport Pistol






Just got back from the Shot Show, and was excited to check out the NEW AimX PCP Sport Pistol. In brief I was not disappointed. Nice looking pistols, good fit and finish. I was worried gun was going to be hard to cock. Seeing the Knurled nut, I thought it would be similar to the old AirArms, where you had to turn counter clockwise, pull back, push to close and turn to lock, however, I was pleasantly surprise to see a small thumb release lever on the right side of the receiver. Push down the button and the bolt pops back with a few pounds of effort, push closed, and SHOOT! VERY NICE!!



In test firing a .177 pistol, using Wolverine (JSB) 8.4g gun is shooting around 750, 10.5fp:

Trigger pull out of box checked three times with Lyman Gauge results: 1.lb 0.1oz, 15.9oz., and 1.lb 0.2oz Now for the most important part, in my opinion, test firing for accuracy: Walk softly and carry a Big Scope I was always told, so testing was done with a NightForce 36x56, shot indoors at 23 yards, this is the first group I shot. No sizing, No lube, No adjusting trigger, No cleaning barrel. I was very happy with test group and this gun has some serious potential, especially with Pistol FT opening back in the states. I have not had time to tinker, but I understand hammer springs can be changed out to alter the power. Each gun comes with a stainless foster quick disconnect, as well as a BSP male to male connector nipple and one dowdy washer ($50.00 worth of add on components) At $495.00 these pistols are a real bargain. Avail. in .177 and .22 at this time. .22 shoot even hit a little harder. Perhaps, I'll have more time to check them out at a later date.
Got a chance to put a FAC spring in the .22cal version, the power went from 205fps with a JSB 14.3 to 580fps with a JSB 14.3 that is just under 11fp's...Kodiaks shot a little over 11fp's Trigger on this FAC .22 is breaking out of the box, non-adjusted at 14 oz. Spring swaps are a breeze. I really like these little pistols! I put a more traditional 2x pistol scope on this FAC .22 action and test fired it.