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Great presentation!!

Nice job. I appreciate it when someone close to my skill level, displays a product’s true potential. I’m very impressed with Gamo’s entire magnum line these days. They clearly stepped up their game. All that performance guaranteed for 5 years; wow. Best value in buying a magnum springer. I would also call this .22 the most tactical springer you could have available in a home invasion. With a few mags, preloaded with H&N Hornets, you don’t have to worry about running out of air. Hatsan has their version of a magnum gas piston springer, with a reputation for failing within 2-3 years; for the same price. That’s a no brainer to me. I’m getting the Magnum Pro in both calibers and the .25 gas piston magnum in the wood stock. I already got the .25 magnum w/ a spring piston. What a beast. Ordered it with some Hornets for maximum lethality. Can go through a propane tank at 40 yards; 33 f.p.e. and a 5 year warranty. What more do you want for $330?

Awesome stuff!

I have the swarm gen3i. 22. I love it to. Great video, thank-you

Don’t shoot your truck

Alloy pellets not lead

I'm disappointed with the gamo redfire and the gamo rocket.pellets my wild cat whidper shoots a lot stronger with crossman Alloy pellets. It will Penetrate a car door and go straight through it

You can remove the recoil reduction rail and below that is a nother stop pinhole that is almost an inch closer, for better eye releaf.😃👍

Good job. I hate Miracle Whip.

I just can’t understand this. I seen a review like this and bought it. It was horrible. Had two other people try their hand at it. I took it back. Terrible

Just got my three mags replaced via sig. Same magazine jamming issues. Sig is trash now.

Dang Gamo's got me hooked on pellet guns! in a little over a year I've spent $5k! Good shootin!

Hi my dear friend, all my support from France! Have a great weekend and see you next time, we are connected now 💀 👍

Well right now I am using a screwdriver to tighten the grip but one day I might put some Blue Loctite on my Jonny Boy Grips.

The transfer bar in the Ruger is absolutely great for people who like Fake SAA's

I have found that aiming this gun takes the fun out of it.

I keep my two Jonny Boys in TonyU Leatherworks Holsters. I got a TonyU Holster for my granddaugters Jonny Boy to.

It’s not LR bub. It’s long rifle.

( 😮 Drink 3.2 beer 🍺 and get farts with the Hersey squirts 😮 )

they putting on a good show , good capture

My dad traded a remington 700adl for a glock17c back in like 2003. I would do anything to get that rifle back

That was my first pistol. Bought off a retired officer. A hollow scope and trigger activated laser. I removed the laser as too many of my uneducated friends liked squeezing the trigger to sight the laser.

Have you shot it at night yet?😍 Dragons like breath, it's been a few years but they like rapid fire 4sure but strip it down again and wipe all the oil out of you can then use graphite, polish the ramp prob wouldnt hurt , you will see night a day difference, I rarley used oil in my duce duces , I hope this helps brother

I wanted to ask you about something I just noticed at 3:18 and again at 3:25 while you were dry firing with the safety block on. Watch closely, and you will see that the cylinder rotated 1/8" off line from the barrel both times that the hammer fell. It clearly did not do this during your firing segment that followed. These revolvers seem to have a cylinder stop malfunction when dropping the hammer on the safety bar. I t doesn't appear to repeat itself when live-firing, but I thought I should at least make mention of it. I have 3 of these .22 Heritage revolvers, myself, and I have been able to duplicate this malfunction with mine as well. It does not do this when dropping on a cartridge ( I dry-fire with expended shells), but consistently jumps off the cylinder stop when the hammer hits the safety bar. I find this anomaly a little bit disconcerting, but doesn't interfere with proper chamber alignment on the following full-cock. I will tell you that I also did have a cylinder-stop malfunction in my brand new Heritage Big-Bore .357. It could slip backward about 1/32" at times, after engaging full-cock. I did not notice this until the 8th round I fired, when it shaved off a piece of the copper jacket of a .357 round, and it jammed in the cylinder-barrel gap. I discovered, later in my workshop, that the cylinder stop was just 1/64" wider than the notches in the cylinder itself, which allowed the slight backward drift of the cylinder. I had to reshape the cylinder stop to properly fit the cylinder notches, and now the action locks smoothly and firmly in each notch. The cylinder could have moved even more when it did malfunction, causing much more damage than it did! I just wanted to share this in case it saves you, or someone else, any damage or injury. Cheers!

I have TWO of these. Love them both. One is the same color as your in the video, but a shorter barrel. I replaced BOTH hammers with black ones to make the color scheme match better. But they work great, and a lot of fun to shoot. But I do NOT use them for my carry gun. I use a Taurus G3c for that. I had the Ruger Wrangler as well, but I sold it and got the two Rough Riders ONLY because they have the more cowboy look to them.

Cosmoline is a really thick rust preventor it solidifies over time. It shows that the manufacturer was really conscience of preserving the metal. Maybe it just needs a very thorough cleaning or different seeds. It's a dam sexy unit though! hope you get it figured out.

2 Heritages 1 is the 6.5 the other is 4.3/4. Neither one is my goto just fun plinking with family cheaply. The 2 i have are before Taurus bought the company both manufactured in Miami Fla. I have looked at all the other budget 22's out there but for what I'm doing with mine the Heritage is my best option.

The Heritage Rough Rider is a kick in the pants, definitely a great value! By now I imagine you got that 22 WMR cylinder, and I already know you're enjoying it. I like my Rough Rider so much that last week I picked up a Heritage Barkeep, 3" barrel and birdhead grip. I put a 22 WMR cylinder in it, and it's quickly becoming one of my favorites. Great content, you've got a new sub over next door in Montana!

I have a wrangler with the 4.6 inch barrel I painted the front sight orange and using different 22s I can hit fist size steel plates at 20-25 yards no problem

My Gamo groups far better than that but it requires a gentle hold. A guiding hand on the pistol grip and an open palm for the foreend. Hold it too tight and its like a shotgun.

Usually it's the very rare sight that has windage on it and sometimes it's elusive it might be a simple little Allen screw

Genius 😅

You don't use all three open sites on a gun at the same time . . On Saturday gun right beside the sights it tells you the two that are for the carbine and the two that are for pistol . . . Nobody in their right mind uses all three sites at the same time . . I think it's more the person than it is the gun missing the target . . . I don't know where you learned to shoot a gun at . . . Is Scott Lil Wayne groovement by the sites that let you know one is for the pistol and one is for the carbine . . . But know where does it say use all three open sights at the same time . . Like I said I don't know where you went and learn how to shoot a gun but you didn't learn very well .

Average COD players builds 😁😁😂😂

The gamo raptors are great in my .177 varmint. You get a nice sonic crack, they break the sound barrier every time.

How would you like to build your rifle? Him: Skyscraper

Does height above bore mean anything to you?😅

Long ass barrel

The front one can move from left to right

Its better then the mk1 fist! I carried mine for a year before I got a Sccy 9mm for 180$. Nobody wants to get shot and when the see a gun, its not like there're going to think "its only a 22! That won't stop me" ... and just like anything else, its all about training with it to become as effective as it can be! Stay Armed! Stay Safe! Stay Ready!

Im confused. Is this a pellet gun that identifies as a shotgun that identifies as a grenade launcher?

I love a Hatsan, they are kind of the Kel tech of airguns. Barrel polish, de bur the transfer port, and clean ALL he factory lube out of the valve and trigger area. Also a very light polish on trigger. I love my Jet!

This looks like the most amazing air gun I've ever seen!!! 300 foot pounds and pump action! I don't think it gets any better than this. Word on the street is those HP max's get like 3000 seed plants before they even need any tinkering and even then it's just a simple O-ring. Also I can't believe how gorgeous that unit is.

Well done

Yup, pretty sure that 1250 fps rating game from GAMO . . . . . right? 🤣

Класс пушка!!!!!

No thanks, California.

Monstrosity

Is this an air rifle?

Uuummm. No