Barra 250z PCP Air Rifle

Accuracy. Weight. Ease of use. Finish. This thing is a tack driver out of the box. I haven’t moved out beyond 50 yards yet, but at the close in ranges it is rivaling my much more expensive rifles (Skout, FX, Brocock) in accuracy. Mine is in .25 since most of my other rifles are that caliber.

Resistance of bolt as you cock the rifle is high.

Great value for the money, and incredibly accurate.

Fabulous price point using crow magnum accuracy is spot on at 25 yards and I have not spent the time to stretch out any further assembly is well built lightweight. I think a little tuning of reg pressure will be required but they make this one easy to tune.

There is only 1 thing I would really love to see change on this unit and that is to offer it with a nice real wood stock. Drop back to the old days and let see it sitting comfortably nestled in a beautiful wooden stock. Nothing else to change. Except .30 cal would be real nice 2

Buy one.. buy 2 i had 0 issues 0 complaints and already want another one if they will make a .30 and put it in a wood stock I'm in!!!!

The barrel in the air reservoir. The light weight. The power. This thing can throw heavy slugs very accurately at goo velocity.

A larger air reservoir bigger in diameter would be great.

If I his is your first PCP air rifle, try to top off the air every magazine change if you’re using a hand pump. It makes the experience more enjoyable. I would recommend this to someone who already owns a bottle or compressor.

Gun function well but still dialing in. Mag azines for hard to load compared to most.

For the money at top-notch, convenient and fit in a gun box of the work truck. Yes I’ve started using this professionally for removal of invasive species or protecting endangered species. It’s accurate shoots lend free pellets rather well and is easily handled, for less than a third price of other over the barrel models by other companies.

Would love this in a bullpup configuration. Wish the barrel reservoir was bigger in diameter so the reservoir was somewhere around 500cc, but now I’m just nitpicking.

The 25 caliber hits like a hammer. Adjust the regulator for power and adjust a hammer for efficiency. You don’t adjust a hammer for power, very little movement of the hammer or the regulator screws makes a dramatic difference so go slow. And yes, it shoots slugs very well.

This rifle has plenty of power. I turned it down to shoot Crosman 14.3 grain pellets. It will also shoot 18.1 grain pellets at the same 1400 psi reg setting. The barrel is a little long with a moderator, but it was too noisy for the back yard. The thing I gave it 4 stars for was the trigger adjustments. To get it smooth and light the safety won't work. I get 70 to 80 shots per fill with it. I love to shoot it, just not the trigger.

I just recently purchased and received this rifle in .22cal. Shoots everything i have pretty decently, seems to like 21gr .218 slugs from h&n. Have yet to really stretch it out since I'm waiting on a bipod to get here, but so far am pleased with the performance

Shoots amazing! From 13 grain pellets to 21 and 25 grain slugs! Less than one inch groups at 50 yards

With the exception of the creeping regulator, I like it. It is very accurate, and I am getting a good shot count. I would recommend it for a PCP beginner.

Use a stainless steel regulator like AIR Venturi uses in their Avenge-X

Solid! No more Barrel bands or anything to keep the barrel firm on its place, no more change on point of impact. Very light weight, it shoulders very nice. Shot Count... I get 90 or so shots with Reg at about 1200 or so, hammer all the way out and CROSMAN 14.3s at 870fps. Only shooting 100yards and it delivers.