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July 28th, 2009 | 
Author: If this rifle isn’t very good, please make a suggestion I want a good air rifle, that is accurate, and powerful, but also something that doesn’t cost too much(under $300). I plan on using it for target shooting and small game shooting. Thanks.
This is somewhat of a tricky question to answer. First, are you comparing this rifle to any others? Is it good for the price? Is it accurate? Also, you must take into account what you want to get out of the rifle.
From my experience (I recently purchased this rife), for the price, the rifle is an exceptional value. In it’s price range, there is little to compare when you want the most ‘bang for your buck’. It will rocket out .177 pellets at 1200 fps, and faster (depending upon the pellet you wish to use). The rifle is very sturdy, rather large/long, and seemingly well built. I put about 200 pellets through the rifle on its first day in my hands. The first thing I had to do was remove all the oil and grease which accompanied it. But, if you’re a regular rifle collecter and shooter, you’ll be familiar with that type of inital cleaning. The first few rounds expelled some oil with the shot, but after about 30 rounds or so, things leveled out. The scope needed to be sighted in, and it only took about three rounds for that. Then, it was just all fun. It’s a little louder than some other air rifles, but the louder sound can be attributed to the fact that you’re pushing lead faster than the speed of sound. The rifle comes with adjustable buttplates (very typical of Wather arms). The rifle is marked Walther, but it’s made in Turkey, not Germany. Slightly disappointing, but I have years of experience with Walther firearms, and if they put their name on a product, I’m sure they’ll stand by it. The scope isn’t a Walther (which I found interesting), but it’s a pretty good one for an air rifle of this caliber (pun intended). After shooting the rifle, I was very satisfied. It was very accurate, and it shot about every type of different pellet I gave it. The trigger pull was fair. Slightly ‘mushy’ at first, but it has a clean break when it goes off. I’ve been told, by the dealer I bought the rifle from, that it’s very good for varmint shooting.
If you’re comparing it to rifles of similar price, I believe the Wather is a great value, and won’t disappoint. If you’re looking for something with Walther Olympic accuracy…this isn’t it. You should spend the three grand to get that rifle. If you want something that’s pretty darn powerful, then this is a great value too. There aren’t too many air rifles out there at this price, which will give you up to 1400 fps with a lightweight .177 pellet! If you want something that’s solid, and will seeminly last you for years of enjoyment. This rifle won’t disappoint. After all, it’s a Walther.
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A video about the Walther PPK air pistol manufactured by Umarex. In this video I review the gun and show its accuracy. … BB pistol co2 powerlet
Duration : 0:8:4
Sorry about quality, was filmed on my phone.
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http://www.airgundepot.com/walther-nighthawk-air-pistol.html
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Think tactical. With a compensator, a red dot sight with 11 brightness settings, a tactical flashlight with remote pressure switch and a mounting system for accessories, the Nighthawk is a .177 cal. force for the future. Comes with a removable CO2 magazine, rifled barrel, 8-shot clip and hard sided carrying case. Be one of the first to own this incredible new air pistol. The Walther Nighthawk shoots eight shots as fast as you can pull the trigger. The Walther Nighthawk shoots up to 360 FPS. Train like the pros. The Walther Nighthawk features a CO2 repeater system, a special high-powered mount that offers individual ways of mounting scopes and a newly developed compensator that sets new standards in CO2 weapons technology. The compensator means better accuracy.
Duration : 0:0:42
Watch as a Scope is sighted in on an air rifle. Air Rifle scopes like those by RWS and Walther have ASR or Airgun Shock Reinforcement. This means their lenses are cushioned at either side. This is because air rifles kick twice, once forward and once backward, as opposed to a firearm which only kicks once. Video directed by Umarex USA. www.UmarexUSA.com. Filmed and edited by 5-Star Productions.
Duration : 0:3:1
Here is a real MAGNUM spring rifle that not only meets expectations, it drives nails too! This is one hot package! See for yourself.
Duration : 0:8:58
another look at the Walther ppk.
A view review of the Walther PPK Air Pistol. This pistol fires the .177 (4.5mm) metal BB’s and is of full metal construction.
Duration : 0:1:46
