Dynamic Air Rifles Gen 3

Very accurate and not pellet picky

Pros
VERY WELL BUILT. So far Good heard ALOT of bad reviews about regulators acting erratic. Mine is doing good

Cons
It's heavy but I'm old. Lol

I love this air rifle! A great small game hunter and its accuracy makes me look good on paper targets.

Pros
Accurate, decent power

Cons
Stock design could be refined further, made less clunky

Having lot more fun shooting Air Gun the regular guns...

Pros
very good shooter... should of order synthetic stock... been lighter..

Cons
Should come with Two Magazines most others do...

Service has been excellent, rifle was missing dust cover and it was replaced in a few days plus an extra mag was thrown in.. Thanks

Pros
Looks and shoots better than rifles twice it's price

Cons
Haven't found anything

Keep on slingin led AGD will take care of your needs.....

Pros
Impressed with the power n feel of the rifle & shoulders real good! Is what I was looking for a traditional wood stock nothing flashy or flamboyant but effective n accurate...AGD is the real deal never let me down top of the line customer service....

Cons
Really nothing maybe perhaps if it came with a solid top notch air pump combo kit n sling swivels but no big deal....

I wrote a 4 star review earlier. Main issue was a lack of response from customer service on a magazine marked as a .25 but with a loading plate with a .22 hole. About a month later, I tried again. This time I received an immediate response and three days later they sent me replacements of the faulty magazine. I appreciate the determination to do better and now raise my 4 star rating to a 5 star one. The other pros and cons comments I submitted remain the same.

Pros
Great groups at 40 and 50 yards. Was already suitably quiet but added a DonnyFL moderator. I haven't measured the DBL difference yet but it is really suitable for the backyard now.

Cons
Same as my original post.

I bought this PCP air rifle based on good reviews on the Gen 3 model but was disappointed by the above mentioned issues. Another reason why I decide to add this one to my collection is the good accuracy mentioned in the review. However, shooting bench rest at 25 yard from the target with JSB 25.39 gr pellets it printed a 9-shot group of 1.5 inches center to center that is much larger than the other PCP air rifles I shot in the past. Maybe it prefers a different brand and/or a different weight pellets but as of now, it is what I got.

Pros
This PCP air rifle appears to be well made with both metal and wood finish look good.

Cons
There are a few things on this particular piece I received require improvement. 1. It came with the air tube empty. Tried to fill it with my hand pump and it won't fill. Air leak can be heard from the filling port. Called Airgun Depot and was instructed to add a drop of silicone oil, pump forcefully for the first 15 strokes, and hit the receiver/air tube with something like a rubber mallet. It worked after a while when repeated what was instructed. This procedure should be included as part of the manual if the airgun be shipped with an empty air tube. 2. The filling port is only hand tightened and require further tighten with a wrench. 3. The barrel at the muzzle end moves left and right about half an inch and the barrel band had to be tightened using a 2.5 Allen wrench. 4. The barreled action (the entire metal part of the airgun rattles on the wood stock and had to be tightened by a 5.0 Allen wrench. All the above issues are quality control issues.

Out of the box I mounted a Mantis 3-9x40 on UTG medium picatinny rings and loaded up 2 mags with CPHP. By the second mag I was at zero and hitting nothing but bulls on a Shoot N C @ 25 yards.

Pros
Build quality to price ratio, basically getting an Airacuda max for $100+ less. Easily getting 3-4 mags out of a fill in 22cal. Accurate and hard hitting yet not pellet picky.

Cons
Not really a con but sling swivels would be nice on this rifle. Extra mag would be welcomed foam in box has cutout for one!

The plate on the magazine (in the box) was marked as a .25 but the loading hole was for a .22. The rest of the magazine is chambered for .25. It is only the loading hole that limits the pellet. I had ordered an extra mag so compared otherwise I don't know if I would have figured it out rather kept trying to load the magazine backwards. I contacted the customer support email from DAR in the manual to inform them. It bounced back. I used the link on the DAR website. Ten days yet and no reply. So great airgun but come to your own conclusions if you have a problem that needs DAR. I like the rest too much to send back for replacement by Airgun Depot so will just explore drilling the hole out to fit .25 pellets if I don't hear from them eventually. Am including a pic of both mags side by side. How that happens? Unsure.

Pros
Beautiful wood stock. Balance and feel is great. Sighted it in and it is giving great groups at 50 yds. I like the durability of the aluminum structure of the magazine and its ability to hold ten pellets.

Cons
Magazine is a bit awkward to load. Also, keep count to know when it is empty, otherwise you get a dry fire sooner or later.

The plate on the magazine (in the box) was marked as a .25 but the loading hole was for a .22. The rest of the magazine is chambered for .25. It is only the loading hole that limits the pellet. I had ordered an extra mag so compared otherwise I don't know if I would have figured it out rather kept trying to load the magazine backwards. I contacted the customer support email from DAR in the manual to inform them. It bounced back. I used the link on the DAR website. Ten days yet and no reply. So great airgun but come to your own conclusions if you have a problem that needs DAR. I like the rest too much to send back for replacement by Airgun Depot so will just explore drilling the hole out to fit .25 pellets if I don't hear from them eventually. Am including a pic of both mags side by side. How that happens? Unsure.

Pros
Beautiful wood stock. Balance and feel is great. Sighted it in and it is giving great groups at 50 yds. I like the durability of the aluminum structure of the magazine and its ability to hold ten pellets.

Cons
Magazine is a bit awkward to load. Also, keep count to know when it is empty, otherwise you get a dry fire sooner or later.