It'd be really nice if we could find a retailer for these airguns that both ships to the US _and_ reliably has them in stock. These are amazing guns, but listing the price is pretty much worthless if you don't have it.
I thought the Hortitzia was shorter, I know they make them in three different lengths, please tell me you’ll be carrying the short version of the Hortitzia, the one your showing looks like the longer more cumbersome models.
I understand that but, when these guns were first imported into the US the “ Hortitzia “ came in a 350mm configuration, could you please email Zbroia and imply about the shorter version. They have been offered in 3 different lengths from other vendors before, but I like you guys .
@@thomaswhitmore2020 We aren't carrying the shorter version at the moment because it is underpowered in our opinion, but if there is demand for it we can bring it on.
If only I could afford one right now I would, they look so beautiful, I definitely want one in the future. If you end up with any broken ones that need some love hook a poor boy up I'll fix it lol
This was a very well done review. I like how you discuss your concerns and it comes across as honest. Kudos for doing 10 shot groups during accuracy testing. It would have been nice to capture your best group on camera, but personally I don't find it particular interesting to watch the target. You get all the information from the final target. I do watch the shooter to get an idea of ergonomics as you go through the shot cycle. The camera angle could have been more back for a better view I think. I share you concern about the pressure gauge at the end of the barrel. Getting at the fill port looks fiddly. There is Foster connectors and everything else (well, and there is a Air Arms which is worse :-)). I love those simple magazines as well. The stock looks nice. They really should make the hammer spring adjustable without requiring any tools and without having to remove the stock. Cheek on metal on the Kozak is not comfortable especially in winter, and they need to supply a cover with the gun. Are you importing them? Zbrioa deserved better representation than the first retailer that brought them to the US. I picked up a Taipan Veteran recently, otherwise the Kozak FC would be on my short list. Looking at the product specification on your website, isn't .177 usually less air efficient than .22? How come it is different with Zbrioa? Does the 450mm and 550mm versions really produce the amount of energy? I.e. is the only benefit just higher shot count due to the larger cylinder or are there any other benefits (like noise, or accuracy)? You should get a recording of a shot outside with a pellet as the rifle sound louder than they probably are in any real-world usage. Is the a qualitative difference in the trigger on the Hortizia and Kozak? Extreme spread seems a little high and there appears to be a power curve. Does Huma make a regular for this gun, and can you replace it if you so desire?
Thanks for your feedback. Regarding your questions, no we aren't the distributor of them. 177 is less air efficient if you are trying to reach the same power level, but otherwise you usually get more shots in .177, if I am understanding your question correctly. No the power output between the two is different. We will change the specs from what we were first given. Some have said that the 550mm barrel is more accurate, but we haven't been able to confirm it. Theoretically, it should be a little quieter also. The trigger on both guns seem very similar to us, but we haven't tested a large sample of them. When these break in, they tend to have very consistent regulators and we don't know of any HUMA versions, but we haven't asked them either.
I just bought a Zbroia Kozak 3 days ago and really like it. BUT if I would of know that you can't find parts for it unless you fly to Uk. watching this video you would think that Airgun Depot would carry it and have parts for it. I am looking for a air refill probe and some extra magazines. They don't even list it in There PCP rifles for sale, but watching this video you would think they would have them. If anyone knows where I get parts leave a comment. Thanks
Seems like the biggest issue/decision now days is if you like the design and country of origin with most guns. There are so many good airguns on the market and such a wide range of choices that choosing is highly personal. I've been testing a Kral Knight in .22 (but have the .177 and .25 kits as well) and there you have another semi-bull pup design with a huge shot count, power adjustability, adjustable trigger (which is good because out of the box it needs work), adjustable comb and despite rumors to the contrary it shoots at least as accurately as these rifles. But for a lower price point you can have 3 calibers instead of one. Does that make it a better gun; nope. So these appear to be really nice rifles but I don't see anything here that puts them above anything else in this price point. Still waiting for the rifle that is really going to put the industry on its head and I have a suspicion it will ultimately come out of China from the Snow Peak (Shaoxing) factory.
Hello AR&HC, love your channel. I believe Zboria miss a trick on the Sapsan, they could have gone with a carbon bottle Ala The URAGAN, mega shot count.
After 10 months buying from Pyramyd Air and 10 grand I was looking for another dealer. After being on hold with sales for 10 minutes and then being sent to voice mail I realized that Air Gun Depot is no better than PA. If I owned either of these companies I would want to know why? Plenty of excuses you get but that is all they are, excuses!
We're very sorry you had that experience! Our sales team has been swamped the last few days, but if you call again you should get through. We apologize again for that!
@@airgundepot I appreciate the response. Purchased the PCP Rifle from another company that answered the phone and my question I had. Might give you folks another chance after the new year. But just so you know, having to leave a voice mail that goes unanswered does not happen in my company. I have a specific standing order that no phone goes unanswered. Learned that after a 20 year Air Force career.
The quantity of shots depends on energy and reservoir capacity first of all. The other things affect this as well. The factory standards: if energy 44 J + reservoir 220 cc + cal.22 = quantity of shots near 55.
@@ZbroiaUa yeah i have the 44 joules with a 220 cc reservoir. I think 55 is not that much for a 220 cc 300 bar fill, but it is still fine. For the price that this gun costs it is really amazing and accuracy, which is most important, is perfect for me.
The American way. Put on safety glasses. Then look over the top. Just watched some more. He was happy with these guns. He is now deaf, I think, lot's of noise. And we only saw one, due too nerves, I think. I gave up because It didn't seem correct to see if he cried over such lousy shooting.
You know it's really sad it may be a high-quality well built gun but it doesn't look like it why did somebody not go over to the Ukraine or give these people some advice tell them get the guns need to look better the woodwork has a dull finish doesn't look good at all and I think it would be nicer if it had a barrel band I know everybody said let the dream line FX rifle didn't need a barrel band but now they've got one for it I bought it and put it on my dream line 22 caliber and I absolutely love it it makes the gun look good it looks like the gun was missing something until I put it on it because I also have a daystate huntsman Regal that is an absolutely beautiful gun prettiest gun I've got. And it's got a barrel band too bad your guns didn't look better they will probably be a lot of people shy away from this gun just because of how it looks
@@danielotten5847 No It is Because you put the " Ammo On The Inside "Clips Go On The Ammo To Hold it, on the outside... Like Your Hair/Clips, get it..... Get a real Gun Digest! ruclips.net/video/UoSNHe413rY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/5GdTKm4eBAs/видео.html
I totally agree with Travis about checking your air quantity gauge. It is just not right to look down the muzzle to read the gauge. Bad design and may scare some folks seeing it done so. At some gun ranges,like most I know,if I was seen looking down the barrel,I would most likely be banned from that range. I love the Hatsan AT 44 and BT 65 series,but dislike the air gauge placement. Was it Curley of the Three Stooges that looked down the barrel to clear a squib? I think all pressure gauges should be in the stock. I understand that most air cylinders can be removed,but who wants to do that to safely check your remaining air. I am surprised it is not a liability issue. My answer to that safety issue is I use a small telescoping mirror stick. With the gun rested,I extend the mirror to the front of the gun to read the gauge. Also what could be used is a cell phone selfie stick if it has the reach to focus on the pressure gauge. Just my thoughts. Shoot Safe. Shoot Straight..
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Awsome Zbroia,s , great presintation and review real nice .
Thanks Phillip!
Very nice! Might have to get one of these sometime in the future!
You should!
Very nice! Thanks for the video.
You're welcome!
It'd be really nice if we could find a retailer for these airguns that both ships to the US _and_ reliably has them in stock. These are amazing guns, but listing the price is pretty much worthless if you don't have it.
ZBROIA perfect price-quality ratio
Thanks for showing.
from a lefty.
build one in 30 cal i will buy it,
I thought the Hortitzia was shorter, I know they make them in three different lengths, please tell me you’ll be carrying the short version of the Hortitzia, the one your showing looks like the longer more cumbersome models.
The one in the video has a 550mm barrel, but we carry the 450mm for greater maneuverability.
I understand that but, when these guns were first imported into the US the “ Hortitzia “ came in a 350mm configuration, could you please email Zbroia and imply about the shorter version. They have been offered in 3 different lengths from other vendors before, but I like you guys .
@@thomaswhitmore2020 We aren't carrying the shorter version at the moment because it is underpowered in our opinion, but if there is demand for it we can bring it on.
Right on bro!
i looked for it in the store and they have nothing
If only I could afford one right now I would, they look so beautiful, I definitely want one in the future. If you end up with any broken ones that need some love hook a poor boy up I'll fix it lol
This was a very well done review. I like how you discuss your concerns and it comes across as honest. Kudos for doing 10 shot groups during accuracy testing. It would have been nice to capture your best group on camera, but personally I don't find it particular interesting to watch the target. You get all the information from the final target. I do watch the shooter to get an idea of ergonomics as you go through the shot cycle. The camera angle could have been more back for a better view I think. I share you concern about the pressure gauge at the end of the barrel. Getting at the fill port looks fiddly. There is Foster connectors and everything else (well, and there is a Air Arms which is worse :-)). I love those simple magazines as well. The stock looks nice. They really should make the hammer spring adjustable without requiring any tools and without having to remove the stock. Cheek on metal on the Kozak is not comfortable especially in winter, and they need to supply a cover with the gun. Are you importing them? Zbrioa deserved better representation than the first retailer that brought them to the US. I picked up a Taipan Veteran recently, otherwise the Kozak FC would be on my short list. Looking at the product specification on your website, isn't .177 usually less air efficient than .22? How come it is different with Zbrioa? Does the 450mm and 550mm versions really produce the amount of energy? I.e. is the only benefit just higher shot count due to the larger cylinder or are there any other benefits (like noise, or accuracy)? You should get a recording of a shot outside with a pellet as the rifle sound louder than they probably are in any real-world usage. Is the a qualitative difference in the trigger on the Hortizia and Kozak? Extreme spread seems a little high and there appears to be a power curve. Does Huma make a regular for this gun, and can you replace it if you so desire?
Thanks for your feedback. Regarding your questions, no we aren't the distributor of them. 177 is less air efficient if you are trying to reach the same power level, but otherwise you usually get more shots in .177, if I am understanding your question correctly. No the power output between the two is different. We will change the specs from what we were first given. Some have said that the 550mm barrel is more accurate, but we haven't been able to confirm it. Theoretically, it should be a little quieter also. The trigger on both guns seem very similar to us, but we haven't tested a large sample of them. When these break in, they tend to have very consistent regulators and we don't know of any HUMA versions, but we haven't asked them either.
Except they are not on your website? Why don’t u carry them?
BTW, you guys should send one of these to Ernest Rowe and see what kind of mutant he can whip it in to, he’s an artist!
That's an idea!
Unfortunately I'm left handed, but the Kozak seems pretty manageable to me or am I wrong ?
The Sapsan will be either Left or Right-Handed.
Mantap om,,,👍
I just bought a Zbroia Kozak 3 days ago and really like it. BUT if I would of know that you can't find parts for it unless you fly to Uk. watching this video you would think that Airgun Depot would carry it and have parts for it. I am looking for a air refill probe and some extra magazines. They don't even list it in There PCP rifles for sale, but watching this video you would think they would have them. If anyone knows where I get parts leave a comment. Thanks
Try talon tunes
Please call Airgun Depot for any parts, accessories. If they don't have it, please go to www.ZbroiaUSA.com and contact the distributor.
I had the hortitsia well I had 3 of them very accurate really liked them. But they all leaked air and they all went back to the dealer
All ZBROIA guns have a 24 months warranty and technical support in more than 20 countries around the world.
Any idea if it was the same problem on all of them?
All Zbroia imported into the USA go through rigorous testing before we ship to our dealers.
Seems like the biggest issue/decision now days is if you like the design and country of origin with most guns. There are so many good airguns on the market and such a wide range of choices that choosing is highly personal. I've been testing a Kral Knight in .22 (but have the .177 and .25 kits as well) and there you have another semi-bull pup design with a huge shot count, power adjustability, adjustable trigger (which is good because out of the box it needs work), adjustable comb and despite rumors to the contrary it shoots at least as accurately as these rifles. But for a lower price point you can have 3 calibers instead of one. Does that make it a better gun; nope. So these appear to be really nice rifles but I don't see anything here that puts them above anything else in this price point. Still waiting for the rifle that is really going to put the industry on its head and I have a suspicion it will ultimately come out of China from the Snow Peak (Shaoxing) factory.
Yes, there is a huge variety right now of very good guns, and always more to come!
How much to buy one of these if I'm in Saskatchewan?
They can't ship silenced guns to Canada, illegal.
@@briandolson2941 Some types of these guns can be without silencers. These are Kozak 550/220 and Hortitsia 550/220.
Backyard friendly means out of city limits folks
Not in AZ.
Are they regulated?
apparently so, see ruclips.net/video/PnkqHtWj46I/видео.html
Where is the goatee? Suppose to be no shave November! Lol.
I forgot about that!
When will you be getting the ZBRIOA SAPSAN? Looking to pick one up in .25
Hopefully in the next week or two.
@@airgundepot Any sapsan pricing yet?
@@coreymoyers Please call Airgun Depot. The Sapsan will be available in September.
How much will AGD be asking for the sapsan
We'll have it up with the official pricing soon, hopefully.
@@airgundepot $1299
That is not a manometer, it’s a pressure gauge.
It's a magazine sir.
When will you be getting the zboria sapsan I’m waiting for that gun😎
Hello AR&HC, love your channel.
I believe Zboria miss a trick on the Sapsan, they could have gone with a carbon bottle Ala The URAGAN, mega shot count.
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Thanks for the video, can the mag handle the longer "hunting" pellets?
The magazine (as a barrel riflings) was designed under the standrad airgun pellet from JSB.
It isn't extremely deep, so pellets such as the standard Polymags, for example, don't fit.
@@airgundepot thanks, I'm surprised airgun makers dont account for the larger pellets more than they do.
@@rickrazz7136 so are we.
what measurement is the muzzle thread?
1/20 1/2inch UNF
Awwww Travis why'd you shave 😥
It might grow back some day!
After 10 months buying from Pyramyd Air and 10 grand I was looking for another dealer. After being on hold with sales for 10 minutes and then being sent to voice mail I realized that Air Gun Depot is no better than PA. If I owned either of these companies I would want to know why? Plenty of excuses you get but that is all they are, excuses!
We're very sorry you had that experience! Our sales team has been swamped the last few days, but if you call again you should get through. We apologize again for that!
@@airgundepot I appreciate the response. Purchased the PCP Rifle from another company that answered the phone and my question I had. Might give you folks another chance after the new year. But just so you know, having to leave a voice mail that goes unanswered does not happen in my company. I have a specific standing order that no phone goes unanswered. Learned that after a 20 year Air Force career.
@@JDDupuy That's our standard also, although as you have seen, we occasionally fail in it. We hope to talk to you in the new year!
@@airgundepot I am impressed with your open and candid responses. Going to place an order for a PCP rifle in morning. You have a new customer.
@@JDDupuy We are very glad to hear that! Thanks for giving us another chance!
These do get a pretty low shot per fill. One of the few bad things i can say.
The quantity of shots depends on energy and reservoir capacity first of all. The other things affect this as well. The factory standards: if energy 44 J + reservoir 220 cc + cal.22 = quantity of shots near 55.
@@ZbroiaUa yeah i have the 44 joules with a 220 cc reservoir. I think 55 is not that much for a 220 cc 300 bar fill, but it is still fine. For the price that this gun costs it is really amazing and accuracy, which is most important, is perfect for me.
The American way. Put on safety glasses. Then look over the top. Just watched some more. He was happy with these guns. He is now deaf, I think, lot's of noise. And we only saw one, due too nerves, I think. I gave up because It didn't seem correct to see if he cried over such lousy shooting.
You know it's really sad it may be a high-quality well built gun but it doesn't look like it why did somebody not go over to the Ukraine or give these people some advice tell them get the guns need to look better the woodwork has a dull finish doesn't look good at all and I think it would be nicer if it had a barrel band I know everybody said let the dream line FX rifle didn't need a barrel band but now they've got one for it I bought it and put it on my dream line 22 caliber and I absolutely love it it makes the gun look good it looks like the gun was missing something until I put it on it because I also have a daystate huntsman Regal that is an absolutely beautiful gun prettiest gun I've got. And it's got a barrel band too bad your guns didn't look better they will probably be a lot of people shy away from this gun just because of how it looks
These guns are DEAD ACCURATE because the barrels are free floating. Adding a barrel band would not increase, but decrease accuracy.
Your entitled to your opinion.... there's plenty out there that like them...me included😉👍
Magazine not Clip! Clips are for your Hair! or Paper!
You pay for it, I'll call it what ever you want.
It's a clip since it has no moving parts.
@@danielotten5847 No It is Because you put the " Ammo On The Inside "Clips Go On The Ammo To Hold it, on the outside... Like Your Hair/Clips, get it..... Get a real Gun Digest! ruclips.net/video/UoSNHe413rY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/5GdTKm4eBAs/видео.html
@@danielotten5847 It IS a moving part so it's a magazine.
Who gives a fuck what people call it!!
I will pay $500 dollars extra for a President Trump Signed edition. ...MAGA!!!EDITION! !!#
We'll get working on that!
Typical yank , not a clip ,it's a magazine, ! 😁👍
Magazine dummy, not a clip ,! 😂😂👍
Once again no respect for us left handers😡
u probably not even left handed
How much you want to bet? I can put money where my is hot shot when ever you’re ready
UKRAINE?? BAD TIME TO DO BUSINESS WITH THEM.
Not something Creepy Joe Biden would say??
I totally agree with Travis about checking your air quantity gauge. It is just not right to look down the muzzle to read the gauge. Bad design and may scare some folks seeing it done so. At some gun ranges,like most I know,if I was seen looking down the barrel,I would most likely be banned from that range. I love the Hatsan AT 44 and BT 65 series,but dislike the air gauge placement. Was it Curley of the Three Stooges that looked down the barrel to clear a squib? I think all pressure gauges should be in the stock. I understand that most air cylinders can be removed,but who wants to do that to safely check your remaining air. I am surprised it is not a liability issue. My answer to that safety issue is I use a small telescoping mirror stick. With the gun rested,I extend the mirror to the front of the gun to read the gauge. Also what could be used is a cell phone selfie stick if it has the reach to focus on the pressure gauge. Just my thoughts. Shoot Safe. Shoot Straight..
The mirror is a good idea!