Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Air Venturi V10 Match Air Pistol
The .177 caliber V10 Competition Target Pistol is the ideal choice for your entry into 10-meter precision air pistol shooting. The single pump V10 is loaded with features typically found in competition match pistols costing much more. The handsome pneumatic target pistol resembles a semiautomatic rather than the single-shot it is, but it doesn't hurt the wallet like most other top-level match air pistols designed for 10-meter precision shooting.
Constructed with a competition-grade rifled steel barrel, the pistol features an attractive, adjustable walnut grip custom fit for right-handed shooters. There is a large palm shelf on the right side that adjusts comfortably to your hand, a thumb rest on the left, and the robust grip has added stippling for superior control. The V10 includes adjustable sights.
Generating 400 fps, the V10's single-stroke pneumatic power plant is free from recoil and vibration thus enhancing the pistol's accuracy. And since the V10 doesn't require CO2 cartridges or high-pressure tanks for filling, operation is convenient and simple. The lightweight V10 features a metal lower and polymer upper for well-balanced overall weight of less than 2 lbs., making it comfortable to shoot. The V10 features a two-stage adjustable trigger that can be adjusted down to .88 lbs.
In addition to its ease and dependability, the low and consistent velocity of the V10 make it a valuable tool for target practice and training. It's quiet too!
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Love this video.
I live in the UK.
I am 70 years old and have an Air Arms Alpha Pro.
I would suggest that before you shoot, raise the pistol with your eyes clossed and when on the target, stop open your eyes and see if you are on your aiming point. It you are left or right of the target, move your back foot left or right according to where the sights are.
You will get hooked on this.
Take care.😊
Great advice thanks for sharing.
Fantastic episode! I too have recently purchased a V10 and have gone into the deep end of 10 metre pistol shooting videos. Just like you, it’s so much easier to shoot at home then my rifles. All the thoughts of breathing, sight alignment, trigger control I find very much like meditation. The world just stops and all your concentration is focused on the many steps to making that next shot perfect. Can’t wait for the next video, have an amazing day.
It’s addicting for sure. Thanks for watching.
I've had a gammo compact for around 20 years possibly more. It has had one set of seals replaced, but other than that has been completely reliable. A very good budget 10m pistol. It won't get you to the world championships but then neither will a $2500 10m pistol, as most of us are just not that good.
Thanks John for the review. These pistols certainly have plenty of energy to take out sparrows and mice. As a young boy (little more than a toddler) on the farm consistently killed mice and sparrows at 30 feet with a Red Ryder BB rifle. As I became older gave myself a challenge to put meat on the table with the Crosman 1377 pistol. Ate a lot of Rotisserie of Robin and Stir-fry of Sparrow; proved to myself that with a small air gun one could live low on the food chain. I believe the lower you can live on the food chain the greater your chances of survival. Long after the deer and elk are gone, you will still find small birds and rodents. Bon Appetit!!!
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Great advise on not giving into the fear.
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one handed offhand that's pretty good shooting in my book 👍.
About 30yrs ag o the bug bit me. I bought a Daisy 777 pistol, a match grade pistol at that time, and trained for about 3 months. I drove 100 miles to compete in a NRA match. The match consisted of 12 B-50 , 5 shot targets completed in 1 hour. I shot the match with a final score on 463..perfect score would have been 600 points, .that was an average of 38.58 points per target...scoring them using the rings on the target. Now, I was near the bottom score...but I was so pleased because I had improved so much with the air pistol and with my overall shooting ability. Also, it taught me the importance of shooting with both eyes open....that is the only way that I have shot since then. I have never competed again.as I never intended to compete again....the goal I had was to do it once just to show myself that I could and to learn....so, the challenge was met and I was satisfied. Good on you for taking the dive...you will be a better shooter for having done it!!
Great to see a US channel giving some love to 10m air pistol. Lots of folks don't get how addictive this simple to do but HARD to master shooting discipline can be. Definitely work on the grip, looks like you could do with a bit more finger on the trigger. And if you can minimise body and foot movement between shots that will help with consistency. Also, that pellet trap you made is excellent - love the low cost solutions. Look forward to more of you 10m videos.
Thanks. I agree with the micro adjustments. I was also thinking while filming that I was moving around to much. I have to change the camera position next time so I’m behind my table and can stay in one place.
I’m shooting my pistols at 75ish feet away with 2 hands and 10 meter one hand obviously. The most fun I’ve had in a while. Challenging and just American fun baby!!!!
Any more air pistol videos coming?, Really enjoyed your air pistol videos you should do some more 👍🏻.
Awesome explanation of why consistency trumps power in a competition pistol like this. Kind of a hard concept to explain to some people, more FPS doesn’t always mean more better
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I love air guns. I love shooting like your doing here and also shooting at like 75ish ft or so away from target. It’s challenging and so much fun.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
10m Air pistol is the most popular shooting sports category in India as firearm laws are strict.
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You motivate me to rework my p17 or 120d triggers. They are good, but they could be slicked up some. The p17 is very consistant, but the 120D has black sights. That was some great shooting!
For the money you can’t beat a P17.
I have a gamo af10 it's similar action but less knarly profile snd more compact. Was shooting at 35yrds and even at 50 yards at a4 paper. I imagined I was law enforcement/ James bond shooting at an active shooter mansized kill zone. Excellent practice weapon. Lobs it out there a bit but respectable consistency enough to train your gunplay on.
Gamo Compact is a good pistol for the price, nothing more. Don't get me wrong, it's perfectly OK start one's career with this pistol. But anyone who is serious about becoming a competitive 10 m shooter, even at club level, must understand that at some point he or she will outgrow the Compact - it took me a year.
The grip is good, and the gun is light which is good for someone just getting into one handed shooting. Also the sights are tolerable, even if they are plastic The biggest problem is the trigger. While it's good compared with plinking pistols, it just can't be adjusted nearly as well as a trigger of a real competition AP, and there was always some roughness. The final turnoff for me was when I decided to try a DIY trigger job, disassembled the pistol and found that the sear is made of stacked pieces of sheet metal. Sold the Compact for 100€ loss and bought a used Feinwerkbau C25 CO2 gun. Today my main AP is an Anschütz LP-@ PCP. It cost four times more than the Compact, second-hand, but is worth every eurocent.
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I LOVE air rifles of all types, and I'm spoiled with PCP's because they require zero effort. Yes, those 10 yard tournaments in Asian countries and around the world are very fun to watch, and you should check out their 10 yard slingshot tournaments, as well as their ping pong. My God, that is amazing to watch, as well.
I agree.
Nice stuff Jon. This looks like a modern air pistol version of pistol dueling? I wonder if this is it's roots? Thanks for sharing!
Not sure. Might be something I will have to look into.
Hey Jon did you know thats the same as a compact?🧐😂
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Just picking on you! Good job buddy!
@@WalnutandSteel Give me a little trigger time with it and we will do a shoot off.
I like how quiet it is . My Webley Alecto has such a bark to it. My neighbors would most likely call the cops ?
That’s one thing to consider for sure.
I too have been looking into getting into 10 meter rifle and pistol and not sure where to start really or where to find advice or a coach for it.
Dam it wingman, I’m saving up for one of these, I got the Artemis LP400, which is awesome for the price. But I think I need to start saving for the V10
Good stuff my friend. Keep me posted if you get one. I would love to hear your thoughts.
@@Wingman115 I actually couldn’t wait any longer Lmfao, just got one in yesterday, it is definitely very nice. You’ve got to pick up an Artemis LP400 if you dig this style of pistol. For the money it’s very impressive. It’s on Amazon for 80$ I think.
Even tho I have 2 different types of these single stroke pneumatic, I think I’m still gonna get a beeman just to have a 3rd one on the cheap as well. I know the beeman isn’t set up for competition with its sights, but the other 2 are good to go
How has your AV V10 held up over time? Me and 2 freinds bought 3 of these at the samw time. Unfortunately 2 of them lost air after 3 weeks and we sent them back. The other is still shooting about 4 years later. My old Gamo Compact never had an issue. I wish I would have kept it.
Still going strong.
That's good. I want to buy another one but definitely have my concerns. If I could easily rebuild it, I wouldn't mind so much. My Daisy 717 is an easy fix and can get seals for it locally. Thanks
How do you think the Beeman p17 compares accuracy wise? Just curious if the p17 is enough to play the 10m game initially and not be pure frustration
Well, the P17 is a budget friendly option to get started. It would be a fun air pistol to practice with, but I don’t believe you’re gonna win any competitions with it. The trigger in the action are just to budget friendly and not that smooth. For around $250 the V10 has a sweet trigger and is a fun shooter.
Thanks, that’s what I figured. There’s a club not too far from me that does 10m and has loaner guns so I might go try it first and decide if I just want a plinker or if I want to try to get into the 10m game.
Only problem is the loaners they list are way too nice lol
@@sssss8700 It is really fun and addictive.
Hello Wingman ; have lots of fun, keep everything simple; and above all... Shoot with BOTH EYES OPEN! I bought the Gammo Compact about a year after it's introduction. The Compact has Patridge sights
which allows for classic sub-six hold. In 10 Meter AP competition I scored in the high 530's with one and my adult son scored close to 550(548). If you have to use an occluder over your non-dominant eye,
then OK... it can be as simple as an opaque piece of plastic taped to your cap. I do stress the have lotsa fun. One last suggestion, make live shooting 5-10% and dry fire 80-90% of your practice.
And please do google Keith Sanderson for DRY FIRE technique.
Thanks will do.
Why dry fire when pellets are so inexpensive and you can shoot at home ? Also not all guns have the dry fire option.
I do have a question, how high up off the ground should the target be? Is there a rule? Lol I assume there is
From what I researched it’s 140cm, I’m guessing that means from the bullseye . I know in darts it’s measured to the bulleye.
I believe it's 1.5 meters. That's my next project to build a stand and elevate the target.
Reminds me of the HW45 but obviously the HW45 is spring and not pneumatic plus a fair bit more punch to it.
Not enough power to take down a Bearsquatch, but I like this pistol a lot. Red dots (but not scopes) are legal in 10M. I'd put on a mini reflex and have fun with it.
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Optical sights of all kinds are illegal in Olympic/ISSF 10 m air pistol, including red dots.
That is definitely a nice little pistol. BTW good shooting 🙂👍.
Good idea with the kettle bells. Direct shoulder press would be good + static kettlebell hold's to the front for time💪🙂👍.
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7 months later:
Finally got Beeman P17,yes I know it's not the same but I am happy 😊 and price was right. It's hard to get anything in Canada 🇨🇦 because we have Idiots in government,but ya Venturi waaaay to expensive and even if I had one it would make no difference with my shaky hands 😂 and I don't care,after 10 meters you are safe 😂..I am just being realistic and I always criticize myself and today we Crosman 1911BB my favourite POS gun,gaps on it you could stick quarter in it,but for some reason works...
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Gamo compact 279€ here in 🇳🇱 free shipping
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Yeah Air Venturi V10 is out of my range and budget $350+%13 tax+ Shipping = $420 CDN pesos ,,,nice gun but No Thank You 🙏
Thanks for watching. Look at the Beeman P17 that’s a affordable shooter.