Further to the message of the week, I too am a veteran with PTSD and thanks to your video reviews I've also got back into air rifle shooting. I desperately needed something to encourage me to get out of the house more and shooting has provided me with that outlet. Unfortunately my finances won't stretch to a PCP rifle and filling method, so after watching almost all of your reviews I settled on a BSA Lightning SE XL GRT as it was within my budget and left me with enough pennies to buy a scope and bag etc. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for your wonderful reviews and advice videos, As a direct result of watching them, I've not only found a great new hobby, I have also noticed a marked improvement in my mental health. Thank you Andy, thank you very much indeed.
I know what your going through brother and it’s never easy at times as I too am a veteran who also suffers with PTSD, We did our bit for Queen and country and that’s what we have to be proud of and try and lock those memories away that cause so many problems, it’s sometimes not easy but we have to be strong and take stock of things and push through. I hope you enjoy your new rifle buddy and get as much enjoyment as I do when out with mine either shooting targets or getting on some permissions to do a farmer a favour and keep vermin under control. But whatever you decide enjoy it and enjoy life my friend.
Don't worry about not being able to afford a PCP, springers (especially good ones like the Lightening) are a way better shooting experience. PCPs are actually kind of boring after a while but there is so much technique to shooting a springer that it is a lot more rewarding and you never stop learning and improving. I feel better after shooting five three-shot clover-leaves at 25m with my springer than I do after putting a hundred pellets through the same hole at 35 with my PCP. Nothing better for your peace of mind than an hour on the range, take care mate.
@@davidpaylor5666 You couldn’t have worded that better David, I’ve been shooting airguns for nearly 50 years and yes I have a couple of pcp’s but I’m always taking a springer out for a change as it’s more challenging and rewarding. And there is nothing wrong with a stalwart of a rifle that’s the BSA Lightning SE XL GRT been around for years and definitely delivers the goods, I’ve had one in the past and they are a very good rifle indeed.
@@PiperX1X Cheers mate. It's too easy these days to get all caught up with PCPs and with good reason, I dropped a rat with a head-shot at 62m last night with my sub-12 HW100 and it's not a shot I would have even thought about taking with a springer but when I just want to shoot for the pleasure of shooting it's always the springer I reach for.
I understand as a Vet. I was/am having PTSD issues. My shrink asked me what I did to relax, I said shoot. The look on her face was a treat. I said to her, it keeps me focused. I am in total control of my rifle, my breathing, etc and it is just me and a paper target and I completely "zone out" the rest of the world and concentrate on the centre of the target and my skill to hit that centre. I showed her some targets at various distances, now she understands me better.
Andy greeting from the usa ,i am si disabled Vietnam veteran we have whats called the golden age games here at out veterans hospital. Your viedos are watched alot by us . Many of us stull love the sport and as you may well know ammo here is in very short supply. Air gun shoting sure is much more cost affective . The info you put out makes the sport much more informed ✌️ 🤜🤛👍
Thank you Andy for another great video. Dean if you see this, stay strong brother as a vet myself I know just how much looking down that scope, blocking the world out and it's just you and the target has me in the past. Andy you say you play a small part in this, but sorry sit you're wrong. You play a huge part in opening up this amazing sport to so many. Thank you and to Dean for his brave message to you.
Thanks for raising the awareness of ptsd and how the air gun sport allows so many of us to still complete in the sport we love so much it’s a true life saver for people with physical and mental disability’s we don’t have to have the stress of fire arms licensing and you can pick the sport up and put it down at will and at your own pace. The social side and wonderful characters you meet along the way is so refreshing . Let’s hope we can keep our sport :)
Had one of these in walnut for a couple of months. The open sights are not very good, but usable. I fitted a 34 mm diameter mod and you can use the open sights ok. Trigger's very heavy, I swapped the springs out for lighter ones, big improvement. A fully adjustable stock is available from Bobp on the AGF. All in all a pretty good pistol, and it is as accurate as he is claiming.
I have the synthetic stock. I have many rifles and a few pistols but the Mito is my favorite garden plinking toy. I have used it for close range ratting and it is more than capable.
I bought mine in the Grey Laminate stock about 9 months ago, initially to use as a target pistol for plinking fun in the back garden. I now use it with a red dot sight for very close rat work (5m - 10m) down some local farms and pub cellars. I modified the case by buying some case foam off eBay and cutting it out myself so it now fits in the case with the red dot fitted. Fantastic pistol, i love it, but the rats don’t! 😂
I've had a synthetic with the agonised red barrel shroud, A bugbuster 3-9 and a fat TnA twink silencer for nearly a year. One if my favourite guns. With the silencer it's so quiet and wicked accurate. You can use some if the larger reximex printed msgs. love it.
Brilliant Andy! I,m 77 ex Armourer Fleet Air Arm. I have Crossman 2240- Baikal MP 651K - Baikal 654K - Weirauch S99 .22 Air Rifle. I love that REMINEX in Walnut!..You have sold it! Well Done!....Warton Lancs LA5 UK
Another good review Andy, I bought one of these when they first come out. The first one went back with a air leak issue and sticking mags. This was replaced with a new one. I have the. 177 carbine. I have fitted a Bob p folding stock to give it complete adjustability. I have a T eagle 3-9 scope I have just bought. Been down to Atherton indoor range today & enjoyed 4 hrs with it. I also took my Zbroia Kozak mk2 in. 177. To which I fitted a new Huma reg which made the Kozak even better. It's standard deviation is 3fps. I chronograph the Reximex Mito today & was surprised the power is around 5.6ftlb & standard deviation on its own reg was 3fps with jsb express 7.87. I shoot this up to 40 yards indoors. Other club members have shot this and are well impressed. I watch your reviews every week, and pleased you have tried for yourself one of these brilliant lightweight carbines. If you get a chance to review a Cometa fenix 400, I have the compact star version, which I prefer to my Hw98 which sound daft as I cost twice as much. Which goes to prove you don't need to spend a fortune £260.00 for the Cometa £508.00 for the Hw98. Thanks again for the time you spend on your reviews. People within the shooting community appreciate the time it takes and respect your opinion.
Great review, I picked up one of these last week in the synthetic stock and I haven't been able to put it down yet. It's a great lightweight carbine for my 10yo son to use in the garden as well . Keep up the good work.
I recently bought a gamo phox for me and my 10yr old son to use. We have a big old garage in the garden which hasn't been used for donkey's years and his now sealed shut over time and we've noticed a big hole that's been chewed in the bottom corner. My son killed his first rat with it hes a brilliant sniper on call of duty so he absolutely loves this. Will have to get him the stock version for Christmas!
Great review, as always Had one for a while, 1st was faulty but was swapped immediately 👍 c/o the distributors. Found mine to be pellet fussy and awkward to load ( it hated flat nosed, which I think distorted as they went into the breach). The removable butt has too high a cheak line IMO, making it difficult to select an optic that wasn't in skyscraper high mounts. Which was needed as the actual open sights didn't appear to adjust enough to get it to shoot at 10m ( over by a considerable amount) Biggest niggle was the case, damn thing was / is superb but you have to remove any scope / red dot prior to storing it away. Apart from that, it was great.
Awesome review! I'd personally absolutely buy the cheaper synthetic grip model with the stock. Win-win-win for me, because I prefer black synthetic over woods, prefer additional stuff along - and even for less of a price! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks to Andy and crew yet again!!
@@simonnoble7589 Hi Simon! I'm all good. How are you? Oh yes. Sometimes mira les do seem to happen.😁..when you can get more for less. Though, some might think the wood and/or laminate is a more sophisticated, finer (and thus a more expensive) alternative choice.
Yep. I totally agree with you. Are you going to shoot it or display it. I would be just shooting it. As displaying anything with a barrel these days tends to draw attention from the authorities mostly. So unless I was using it. It would be under lock and key. But yea. It is definitely a fine looking pistol regardless of colour.
OK, so I've gone ahead and bought myself a Mito (synthetic). Nice pistol/carbine a few criticisms: Why no plug for the filler port? The fixed sights are of little use, in pistol mode the pellets are falling low at 10m, and there is no way to compensate as the rear sight cannot be adjusted vertically. In carbine mode you could not possibly use the fixed sights, so a secondary sighting aid is required. Given that that is the case a full length picatinny would have been preferable to the dovetail, so that you could swop out sights and retain a reasonable zero..
Nice and yes totally agree thats very good results for a pistol regardless of having a stock fitted at the end of the day the pellet comes down the barrel and its a pistol barrel
Mine shoots lovely, i’m getting nice groups at 30m outside and 5p groups at 20m, unfortunately it’s leaking air so is going back but I absolutely love it.
Another great review Andy. Reximex is such an underrated company. Would love you to try the Reximex Pretensis its such a good rifle, especially the FAC version. So much gun for the money (approx £450) and deadly accurate. Surely has alot of the big guys looking over their shoulders. Keep up the great work.
Ive got two. One walnut and one synthetic Added feyachi rail sights front and back to accommodate a silencer...plus the usual hawke red dot...and for 5hit5 and giggles an immersive optics scope. They are both blindingly accurate up to 25- 30 yards! N.B. not all optics mounted at the same time!
@@Makeroomformushrooms apparently theres a seal deep in a recessed hole on the mito, which if ever faults then it's impossible to replace. Sounds like a something I'd avoid. Yeah snowpeak is 50/50 if you get a good one but they're easy to diy fix.
Andy, I have one of these in .22 and is a fabulous gun in every sense. I have the laminate stock with the rifle extension and a red dot. I have had it out to 35 metres fairly accurately (not as tight as your grouping 😂). I'm so glad that you like the gun too and I now know that my investment wasn't a waste. Keep bringing us your videos and thanks for everything you do for the shooting community.
Buddy your a natural presenter surprised no one has offered you a show on the bbc, I’ve just bought this because of you 😂now I’m broke for the month but I got the free silencer Thanks
Brilliant pistol and you do a great job showing all the different air rifles and pistols available I really enjoy watching your reviews please keep up the great work and take care.
This gun is nearly a carbon copy of the Ataman AP16. I have one of them. The main difference appears to be furniture and the power output. I love my AP16. Nicest piece in my arsenal.
I have just taken delivery of the Polymer version and the scope you used. Out to the range tomorrow, looking forward to a lot of fun. Case and presentation is great and the VA deal is great value for money
Wow. Absolutely fantastic looking pistols. If I had the money I'd definitely get the synthetic kit. Best of both worlds that way. A pistol and a little lightweight take down rifle.
It’s been popular apparently, they have more coming in on Wednesday morning. they re currently being checked over to make sure all is top drawer quality. Stay safe. Andy
Thanks to Those Guys and Girls at Vector Air, I’m now the proud owner of one of the synthetic kits and no I wasn’t disappointed - it’s a cracking little pistol with the fun factor of having the silencer and stock. The little sight is an added bonus.
They're nice guns but I'd never buy one because I hate paying part of the purchase price for a case that you cannot then use if you put even a red-dot scope, let alone the scope Andy uses, on your pistol and get it back in the case. Yes it looks great in the shop but as soon as you've scoped it you need a new case, another thirty quid.
What I did was I bought the synthetic version and ordered the wood grip from the factory seperately. Changing the grip is really easy. However I do live in Turkey so this probably wont be possible for everyone
got the walnut one in 177 last year .the magazines are a bit of a faff when new and the single tray fussy for my fat fingers . the fix was a swing out bob patterson single shot loader . and a red dot sight with a huggett belita silencer .top kit now
Wow what a beautiful gun, and with the srock and scope, it's definitely going on my to get list. Thanks again for a very insightful review, please keep them coming 😊
They look really good but I am saving for the Huben GK1. I have the Huben K1. It's super fun but very heavy and bulky. Looking forward to the self indexing GK1
Beautiful pistol, I'm not a fan of turkish guns in general (due to aesthetics and quality) but I think here they nailed it. I like the wooden grip. Good thinking they have them regulated. Still you could add a bit more information on count of shoots (I would expect something around 120 shots for this power setting) and a few more comments on 10m standing one hand shooting experience with their open sights. Good job man, thank you
Have 2 of these guns .177 and .22 . And both off them are in carabine form permanent. 2 × higher powerlevel than in your country. Both off them zero at 50 meter. This is (5) fived year i am using it. Thing i didn't like are : 1. The open vizier, they are not zerod (use the adjustable in the back): 2 . The dovetail from the back don't line up with the dovetail in the front : 3 . The loading breach is flemsy (it's anoing for single shot mode but with the magazines works good: 4 . The adapter for silencer leaves a gap between the barrel and the silencer. (Use a rubber O- ring to close it). First i like IT But now I loveing IT. It light, nibble and both of them fits in one guncase without tearin it down. And yes i don't use the original guncase no more. They stay in carabine and scope(4×9×40 AO). And again thank you and hole team for the Nice and good review that you provide to people around the world🤗😉✌😎🤓. Ps excuse me for my bad englisch 😟😞😬✌
@@trickyangling8338 with .177 is between 16 to 18 joule (11 to13 fpe) and the .22 is between 20 to 22 joule (14 to 16 fpe) it depends of witch pellet i am using.
yeah I own one, a 0.22Cal, at full power level (obviously i'm not in the UK or any of these countries limiting the output power) You are so right about the miss match in Dove tail heights, maybe this is because of the how they have set up the iron sights but it of course rendered placing anything upon rear and front Dovetail out of the question. Also the poor quality "true glo" material is basically no existent in the iron sights. A copy of the Russian ATAMAN P16
After watching your video I will be getting a Reximex Mito with the stock extension. What do you think would be a good red dot scope for this package? Regards:Paul
Just found yr channel ..... been looking at getting back into plinking don't mean to put u on the spot but Airforce Mkll or this like i say its just for the garden. Cheers
The only thing that puts me off these is the fact that it's probably the most popular pistol ya see getting sold second hand, I take that as a little warning😅
Andy. Another great video as usual.👍 Wish I had millions, I'd have one of everything!. That said, I've seen vids showing problems with some of your favourite guns such as the BSA R12 CLX and Ultra. Do you keep guns long enough to discover these, or do you turn over guns so quickly that they are always mint and working. It would be good if you did some follow up " long term ownership" type videos , especially if you find faults and fixes .
Great review as always Andy, and it looks like a great gun. The only problem I can see is that it is a nearly exact copy of Hatsan's Jet 1 ! My .177 caliber Jet1 only cost $239.00 on Amazon, came with two 14 round magazines and has 13 foot pounds of energy ! No, it's not regulated, but it has the butt stock included, and sights high enough to clear almost any silencer. It's accuracy is great as well, and I use mine for eliminating invasive Iguanas in my So. Florida neighborhood the only thing I have found that I like better, is my Umarex Notos in .22.
Actually its the other way around. Mito is in the market by the name "RP" for about 3 years now. Its new only in UK. Jet2 is "develepoed" by HATSAN recently.
For the same price as the synthetic with stock, you could get a Lee Enfield Sentry! It is nice though, eh? Very portable and can probably be hand pumped without giving yourself a coronary?
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Further to the message of the week, I too am a veteran with PTSD and thanks to your video reviews I've also got back into air rifle shooting. I desperately needed something to encourage me to get out of the house more and shooting has provided me with that outlet.
Unfortunately my finances won't stretch to a PCP rifle and filling method, so after watching almost all of your reviews I settled on a BSA Lightning SE XL GRT as it was within my budget and left me with enough pennies to buy a scope and bag etc.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for your wonderful reviews and advice videos, As a direct result of watching them, I've not only found a great new hobby, I have also noticed a marked improvement in my mental health.
Thank you Andy, thank you very much indeed.
I know what your going through brother and it’s never easy at times as I too am a veteran who also suffers with PTSD, We did our bit for Queen and country and that’s what we have to be proud of and try and lock those memories away that cause so many problems, it’s sometimes not easy but we have to be strong and take stock of things and push through. I hope you enjoy your new rifle buddy and get as much enjoyment as I do when out with mine either shooting targets or getting on some permissions to do a farmer a favour and keep vermin under control. But whatever you decide enjoy it and enjoy life my friend.
Don't worry about not being able to afford a PCP, springers (especially good ones like the Lightening) are a way better shooting experience. PCPs are actually kind of boring after a while but there is so much technique to shooting a springer that it is a lot more rewarding and you never stop learning and improving. I feel better after shooting five three-shot clover-leaves at 25m with my springer than I do after putting a hundred pellets through the same hole at 35 with my PCP. Nothing better for your peace of mind than an hour on the range, take care mate.
all the best for the future !
@@davidpaylor5666 You couldn’t have worded that better David, I’ve been shooting airguns for nearly 50 years and yes I have a couple of pcp’s but I’m always taking a springer out for a change as it’s more challenging and rewarding. And there is nothing wrong with a stalwart of a rifle that’s the BSA Lightning SE XL GRT been around for years and definitely delivers the goods, I’ve had one in the past and they are a very good rifle indeed.
@@PiperX1X Cheers mate. It's too easy these days to get all caught up with PCPs and with good reason, I dropped a rat with a head-shot at 62m last night with my sub-12 HW100 and it's not a shot I would have even thought about taking with a springer but when I just want to shoot for the pleasure of shooting it's always the springer I reach for.
Andy, it’s getting to the point that I can’t afford to watch your videos. Yet again you’ve reviewed a gun and I want one..
Glad I'm not the only one 😂
Me too😊
Me three! 😢
Me 4 😳
Me 5, and I bought one in walnut now😅
I understand as a Vet. I was/am having PTSD issues. My shrink asked me what I did to relax, I said shoot. The look on her face was a treat. I said to her, it keeps me focused. I am in total control of my rifle, my breathing, etc and it is just me and a paper target and I completely "zone out" the rest of the world and concentrate on the centre of the target and my skill to hit that centre. I showed her some targets at various distances, now she understands me better.
You mention your 'collection' of guns and rifles.. maybe you could do a video on exactly what you own one day.? 👍
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Andy greeting from the usa ,i am si disabled Vietnam veteran we have whats called the golden age games here at out veterans hospital. Your viedos are watched alot by us . Many of us stull love the sport and as you may well know ammo here is in very short supply. Air gun shoting sure is much more cost affective . The info you put out makes the sport much more informed ✌️
🤜🤛👍
Thanks again Andy and especially for your closing words. 👍
Thank you Andy for another great video. Dean if you see this, stay strong brother as a vet myself I know just how much looking down that scope, blocking the world out and it's just you and the target has me in the past. Andy you say you play a small part in this, but sorry sit you're wrong. You play a huge part in opening up this amazing sport to so many. Thank you and to Dean for his brave message to you.
Not just a pistol, but a work of art. Lovely reveiw of a great looking pistol. Something to hang on the wall and look at as well as pest control!!
Thanks for raising the awareness of ptsd and how the air gun sport allows so many of us to still complete in the sport we love so much it’s a true life saver for people with physical and mental disability’s we don’t have to have the stress of fire arms licensing and you can pick the sport up and put it down at will and at your own pace. The social side and wonderful characters you meet along the way is so refreshing . Let’s hope we can keep our sport :)
I put a hawke red-dot sight on mine and I just cannot explain how fun the setup is with the stock attached.
Me too james. It’s a great pistol.
Thank you so much, Mr and Mrs AAR love your videos. And keep looking out for our Veterans no one else is.
Had one of these in walnut for a couple of months.
The open sights are not very good, but usable.
I fitted a 34 mm diameter mod and you can use the open sights ok.
Trigger's very heavy, I swapped the springs out for lighter ones, big improvement.
A fully adjustable stock is available from Bobp on the AGF.
All in all a pretty good pistol, and it is as accurate as he is claiming.
I have the synthetic stock. I have many rifles and a few pistols but the Mito is my favorite garden plinking toy. I have used it for close range ratting and it is more than capable.
I bought mine in the Grey Laminate stock about 9 months ago, initially to use as a target pistol for plinking fun in the back garden. I now use it with a red dot sight for very close rat work (5m - 10m) down some local farms and pub cellars. I modified the case by buying some case foam off eBay and cutting it out myself so it now fits in the case with the red dot fitted. Fantastic pistol, i love it, but the rats don’t! 😂
I was wondering who would fork out the cash for it …. But specialist ratting …. You’re right. When you need to get up close and dirty.
I've had a synthetic with the agonised red barrel shroud, A bugbuster 3-9 and a fat TnA twink silencer for nearly a year. One if my favourite guns. With the silencer it's so quiet and wicked accurate. You can use some if the larger reximex printed msgs. love it.
Brilliant Andy! I,m 77 ex Armourer Fleet Air Arm. I have Crossman 2240- Baikal MP 651K - Baikal 654K - Weirauch S99 .22 Air Rifle. I love that REMINEX in Walnut!..You have sold it! Well Done!....Warton Lancs LA5 UK
Is a reminex a copy of the reximex?? 😂😂😂
Yes! In the same way that Wobley is a copy of Webley
Another good review Andy, I bought one of these when they first come out. The first one went back with a air leak issue and sticking mags. This was replaced with a new one. I have the. 177 carbine. I have fitted a Bob p folding stock to give it complete adjustability. I have a T eagle 3-9 scope I have just bought. Been down to Atherton indoor range today & enjoyed 4 hrs with it. I also took my Zbroia Kozak mk2 in. 177. To which I fitted a new Huma reg which made the Kozak even better. It's standard deviation is 3fps. I chronograph the Reximex Mito today & was surprised the power is around 5.6ftlb & standard deviation on its own reg was 3fps with jsb express 7.87. I shoot this up to 40 yards indoors. Other club members have shot this and are well impressed. I watch your reviews every week, and pleased you have tried for yourself one of these brilliant lightweight carbines. If you get a chance to review a Cometa fenix 400, I have the compact star version, which I prefer to my Hw98 which sound daft as I cost twice as much. Which goes to prove you don't need to spend a fortune £260.00 for the Cometa £508.00 for the Hw98. Thanks again for the time you spend on your reviews. People within the shooting community appreciate the time it takes and respect your opinion.
Great review, I picked up one of these last week in the synthetic stock and I haven't been able to put it down yet. It's a great lightweight carbine for my 10yo son to use in the garden as well .
Keep up the good work.
I recently bought a gamo phox for me and my 10yr old son to use. We have a big old garage in the garden which hasn't been used for donkey's years and his now sealed shut over time and we've noticed a big hole that's been chewed in the bottom corner. My son killed his first rat with it hes a brilliant sniper on call of duty so he absolutely loves this. Will have to get him the stock version for Christmas!
Great review, as always
Had one for a while, 1st was faulty but was swapped immediately 👍 c/o the distributors.
Found mine to be pellet fussy and awkward to load ( it hated flat nosed, which I think distorted as they went into the breach). The removable butt has too high a cheak line IMO, making it difficult to select an optic that wasn't in skyscraper high mounts. Which was needed as the actual open sights didn't appear to adjust enough to get it to shoot at 10m ( over by a considerable amount)
Biggest niggle was the case, damn thing was / is superb but you have to remove any scope / red dot prior to storing it away.
Apart from that, it was great.
Awesome review!
I'd personally absolutely buy the cheaper synthetic grip model with the stock. Win-win-win for me, because I prefer black synthetic over woods, prefer additional stuff along - and even for less of a price! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks to Andy and crew yet again!!
Hi how are you ? i love this pistol , yes the £350 would be my choice 😄
@@simonnoble7589 Hi Simon!
I'm all good. How are you?
Oh yes. Sometimes mira les do seem to happen.😁..when you can get more for less. Though, some might think the wood and/or laminate is a more sophisticated, finer (and thus a more expensive) alternative choice.
Yep. I totally agree with you. Are you going to shoot it or display it. I would be just shooting it. As displaying anything with a barrel these days tends to draw attention from the authorities mostly. So unless I was using it. It would be under lock and key. But yea. It is definitely a fine looking pistol regardless of colour.
I have reximex pretensis 177. Lovely and very accurate.
I’ve had one of these for a while got the synthetic stock option for £279! Just brilliant
OK, so I've gone ahead and bought myself a Mito (synthetic). Nice pistol/carbine a few criticisms: Why no plug for the filler port? The fixed sights are of little use, in pistol mode the pellets are falling low at 10m, and there is no way to compensate as the rear sight cannot be adjusted vertically. In carbine mode you could not possibly use the fixed sights, so a secondary sighting aid is required. Given that that is the case a full length picatinny would have been preferable to the dovetail, so that you could swop out sights and retain a reasonable zero..
I use springer pistols but this one has turned me on to pcp pistols, what a beautiful accurate pistol.
Nice and yes totally agree thats very good results for a pistol regardless of having a stock fitted at the end of the day the pellet comes down the barrel and its a pistol barrel
What a great little gun. Thanks Andy for your advice.
Mine shoots lovely, i’m getting nice groups at 30m outside and 5p groups at 20m, unfortunately it’s leaking air so is going back but I absolutely love it.
Thanks Andy a very good review. I am not really a pistol guy but I shall give this my consideration, especially the laminate grip.
The only problem with your reviews Andy is that they end up costing me money! Really well designed pistol.
Another great review Andy. Reximex is such an underrated company. Would love you to try the Reximex Pretensis its such a good rifle, especially the FAC version. So much gun for the money (approx £450) and deadly accurate. Surely has alot of the big guys looking over their shoulders. Keep up the great work.
What is the exact Brand amd name/model of the silencer/moderator?
Good morning Everybody and our host Andy ....😃
Good morning!
@@AAROnair Have a great day Andy 😃
Ive got two. One walnut and one synthetic Added feyachi rail sights front and back to accommodate a silencer...plus the usual hawke red dot...and for 5hit5 and giggles an immersive optics scope. They are both blindingly accurate up to 25- 30 yards!
N.B. not all optics mounted at the same time!
had one for target shooting for 9 months now never missed a beet love it
I love mine. I put a red dot sight on and it’s very accurate and a blast to shoot and whisper quiet with the silencer I put on. Great review as ever!
Congrats on your gun brother does it have power adjustment!!!
@@antoniojohnson9064 thanks, no power adjustment on this. It's regulated and for the UK it has to be under 6ftlb power.
Andy, that Toyah reference... Pure gold!
I wanted a mito but chose to buy a pp750 instead. Just as accurate, easier to tune, alot cheaper, more reliable.
Pp750 is what I went for too, tbh I think its a better pistol all round😮
@@Makeroomformushrooms apparently theres a seal deep in a recessed hole on the mito, which if ever faults then it's impossible to replace. Sounds like a something I'd avoid. Yeah snowpeak is 50/50 if you get a good one but they're easy to diy fix.
Andy, I have one of these in .22 and is a fabulous gun in every sense. I have the laminate stock with the rifle extension and a red dot. I have had it out to 35 metres fairly accurately (not as tight as your grouping 😂). I'm so glad that you like the gun too and I now know that my investment wasn't a waste. Keep bringing us your videos and thanks for everything you do for the shooting community.
I thought the extension wasn’t available on the laminate?
My mistake I meant the synthetic stock.
Buddy your a natural presenter surprised no one has offered you a show on the bbc, I’ve just bought this because of you 😂now I’m broke for the month but I got the free silencer
Thanks
Brilliant pistol and you do a great job showing all the different air rifles and pistols available I really enjoy watching your reviews please keep up the great work and take care.
Another wonderful review. Very tempted. Would like to have seen you fire it at 10m without the added stock.
Beautifully thought details plus very accurate shooting capacity loved it
The Toya joke killed me....EPIC.
This gun is nearly a carbon copy of the Ataman AP16. I have one of them. The main difference appears to be furniture and the power output. I love my AP16. Nicest piece in my arsenal.
I have just taken delivery of the Polymer version and the scope you used. Out to the range tomorrow, looking forward to a lot of fun. Case and presentation is great and the VA deal is great value for money
Wow. Absolutely fantastic looking pistols. If I had the money I'd definitely get the synthetic kit. Best of both worlds that way. A pistol and a little lightweight take down rifle.
Bought one of these sometime ago with the walnut grip, then later bought the synthetic stock to convert it a carbine. Bit costly but worth it.
I have a synthetic with an immersive 10x40 on it and a tanto silencer, I love it it’s awesome 👍🏼
So impressed with the review and capabilities of this pistol I went to purchase one from Vector Air - out of stock😭😢
It’s been popular apparently, they have more coming in on Wednesday morning. they re currently being checked over to make sure all is top drawer quality. Stay safe. Andy
Magic thanks Andy
Thanks to Those Guys and Girls at Vector Air, I’m now the proud owner of one of the synthetic kits and no I wasn’t disappointed - it’s a cracking little pistol with the fun factor of having the silencer and stock. The little sight is an added bonus.
That silencer makes a big difference. Where can I get one?
They're nice guns but I'd never buy one because I hate paying part of the purchase price for a case that you cannot then use if you put even a red-dot scope, let alone the scope Andy uses, on your pistol and get it back in the case. Yes it looks great in the shop but as soon as you've scoped it you need a new case, another thirty quid.
Thank you Andy, I enjoyed this video. I totally agree with that.
1:44 jaw dropped already holy hell
Just taken mine out on the range today, wow it's powerful !!!
Great pistol on the range I have been able to hit targets out to 50 yards.
What I did was I bought the synthetic version and ordered the wood grip from the factory seperately. Changing the grip is really easy. However I do live in Turkey so this probably wont be possible for everyone
You've convinced me to buy one, I've been looking for something else to plink with that won't annoy me neighbours.👍
those are incredible 20m groups with a pistol! very nice
got the walnut one in 177 last year .the magazines are a bit of a faff when new and the single tray fussy for my fat fingers . the fix was a swing out bob patterson single shot loader . and a red dot sight with a huggett belita silencer .top kit now
Have one in walnut wood in 4.5 mm i love it i am just a indoor/small garden plinker♥️
Thanks for a better than usual review, which is saying something cause they are always great
Thanks Andrew .. hope we get them here in the USA 🇺🇸
I prefer the synthetic stock version !! Great review Cheers Andy 👍👍
Wow what a beautiful gun, and with the srock and scope, it's definitely going on my to get list. Thanks again for a very insightful review, please keep them coming 😊
the 'on air' sign is quite clever
They look really good but I am saving for the Huben GK1. I have the Huben K1. It's super fun but very heavy and bulky. Looking forward to the self indexing GK1
~£1400 ?
I have one reserved as well, gonna sell my soul if I have to.
Beautiful pistol, I'm not a fan of turkish guns in general (due to aesthetics and quality) but I think here they nailed it. I like the wooden grip. Good thinking they have them regulated. Still you could add a bit more information on count of shoots (I would expect something around 120 shots for this power setting) and a few more comments on 10m standing one hand shooting experience with their open sights. Good job man, thank you
I’m enjoying my one, plinking in the garden 😁👍
Hello Andy enjoy your reviews keep up the good work.
Just found your channel - and as per some other comments, you’ve just cost me money 😅 thank you.
What a great pistol Andy. I imagine a larger silencer, would not affect a small scope or red dot. Definitely spoilt for choice. 👍
I'm not fussed about the stock so would go for a walnut or laminate which look very smart.
Mito is not Greek, it's Italian!! Greek is Mythos.Sorry, just woke up and I'm a grumpy Irishman who grew up in Greece lol.
Top of the morning to you…well, I stand corrected 👍. stay safe. Andy
Once again Andrew great video and a beautifully pistol 😊
Have 2 of these guns .177 and .22 . And both off them are in carabine form permanent. 2 × higher powerlevel than in your country. Both off them zero at 50 meter. This is (5) fived year i am using it. Thing i didn't like are : 1. The open vizier, they are not zerod (use the adjustable in the back): 2 . The dovetail from the back don't line up with the dovetail in the front : 3 . The loading breach is flemsy (it's anoing for single shot mode but with the magazines works good: 4 . The adapter for silencer leaves a gap between the barrel and the silencer. (Use a rubber O- ring to close it). First i like IT
But now I loveing IT. It light, nibble and both of them fits in one guncase without tearin it down. And yes i don't use the original guncase no more. They stay in carabine and scope(4×9×40 AO). And again thank you and hole team for the Nice and good review that you provide to people around the world🤗😉✌😎🤓. Ps excuse me for my bad englisch 😟😞😬✌
Feroz can I ask what power you have pushed these upto,as I was thinking the same for heavier pellets ?
@@trickyangling8338 with .177 is between 16 to 18 joule (11 to13 fpe) and the .22 is between 20 to 22 joule (14 to 16 fpe) it depends of witch pellet i am using.
@@trickyangling8338 and both are regulated
yeah I own one, a 0.22Cal, at full power level (obviously i'm not in the UK or any of these countries limiting the output power) You are so right about the miss match in Dove tail heights, maybe this is because of the how they have set up the iron sights but it of course rendered placing anything upon rear and front Dovetail out of the question. Also the poor quality "true glo" material is basically no existent in the iron sights. A copy of the Russian ATAMAN P16
Goodmorning gunfriends! Cosily rainy here, fall has arrived...
peeing it down in Yorkshire yuk lol
Autumn*
it`s over cast here , and raining 12c ... York UK
@@John-yf8qh well, I´m from Belgium and I clearly watch too many american movies 😀
After watching your video I will be getting a Reximex Mito with the stock extension. What do you think would be a good red dot scope for this package? Regards:Paul
One has to be old to get your opening joke Andy. It'll be a mithtery to all younger viewers. ❤
Just found yr channel ..... been looking at getting back into plinking don't mean to put u on the spot but Airforce Mkll or this like i say its just for the garden.
Cheers
I'm impressed. That is better grouping than some air rifles 😂
Ordered one from vector this morning before i saw the video :-)
You know you're going to get more than 1, Andy 😁
It kind of looks like a Smith and Wesson model 41 . one of my favorite all time pistols.
Well put Dean and Andy keep it up thanks
The only thing that puts me off these is the fact that it's probably the most popular pistol ya see getting sold second hand, I take that as a little warning😅
Quite powerful and a bit over the venerable HW 45 in power.
Andy. Another great video as usual.👍 Wish I had millions, I'd have one of everything!. That said, I've seen vids showing problems with some of your favourite guns such as the BSA R12 CLX and Ultra. Do you keep guns long enough to discover these, or do you turn over guns so quickly that they are always mint and working. It would be good if you did some follow up " long term ownership" type videos , especially if you find faults and fixes .
You forgot to tell us how many shots out of one fill
Well I must say we'll impressed.
Nice bit of kit 👍🎯
Could you do a review of Umarex Notos?
Love to see a comparison between this and an hw 44 cant decide if the extra is worth it
Gonna get the walnut. Thank you love your channel
Great review as always Andy, and it looks like a great gun. The only problem I can see is that it is a nearly exact copy of Hatsan's Jet 1 ! My .177 caliber Jet1 only cost $239.00 on Amazon, came with two 14 round magazines and has 13 foot pounds of energy ! No, it's not regulated, but it has the butt stock included, and sights high enough to clear almost any silencer. It's accuracy is great as well, and I use mine for eliminating invasive Iguanas in my So. Florida neighborhood the only thing I have found that I like better, is my Umarex Notos in .22.
Actually its the other way around. Mito is in the market by the name "RP" for about 3 years now. Its new only in UK.
Jet2 is "develepoed" by HATSAN recently.
Looks a great little gun lots of choices there 👍
Nice, very nice.
For the same price as the synthetic with stock, you could get a Lee Enfield Sentry! It is nice though, eh? Very portable and can probably be hand pumped without giving yourself a coronary?
Fantastic pistol 🔫 👏
That looks just like a HATSAN JET 1 just a higher quality ❤
could be from alnwick castle.. they have/had one