PROS:
1) Shooting semi/full auto is a whole lot of fun, and the gun looks “cool”
2) If you are not an accurate marksman, it’s a good way to hit targets or critters
3) It’s a fun way to impress your friends with something unique
CONS:
1) Accuracy suffers
2) Air usage is very very high, refills necessary every few minutes
3) Magazines take seconds to shoot, minutes to reload
4) The “thrill” wears of quickly
5) The Evanix costs about the same as an Edgun
6) Appeals to a specialized segment of the pcp market
7) Pellet usage would be quite high, cost follows same pattern
Summary:
If I could afford to buy one, I’d have one as a “fun gun”.
I think an owner would need a shoebox compressor to keep up with the air usage
A tin of 500 pellets wouldn’t last very long, so lead balls might be a better alternative for the short range shooting usually involved with these guns.
I doubt that you could customize, adjust, or work on a complicated, electric, pcp such as this.
Just my thoughts up front. Still, it’s a neat piecer of kit!
Here’s my take on this little beauty….
PROS:
1) Shooting semi/full auto is a whole lot of fun, and the gun looks “cool”
2) If you are not an accurate marksman, it’s a good way to hit targets or critters
3) It’s a fun way to impress your friends with something unique
CONS:
1) Accuracy suffers
2) Air usage is very very high, refills necessary every few minutes
3) Magazines take seconds to shoot, minutes to reload
4) The “thrill” wears of quickly
5) The Evanix costs about the same as an Edgun
6) Appeals to a specialized segment of the pcp market
7) Pellet usage would be quite high, cost follows same pattern
Summary:
If I could afford to buy one, I’d have one as a “fun gun”.
I think an owner would need a shoebox compressor to keep up with the air usage
A tin of 500 pellets wouldn’t last very long, so lead balls might be a better alternative for the short range shooting usually involved with these guns.
I doubt that you could customize, adjust, or work on a complicated, electric, pcp such as this.
Just my thoughts up front. Still, it’s a neat piecer of kit!
Uncle Hoot