JTS AirStryke PCP Air Rifle

Accurate at 25 yards and I get 80 shots per fill. Good thing I bought extra mags at a great price.

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Quality firearm and glad I bought it. Mags are easy to load.

The price is okay. The trigger, while in no way a 2-stage, can be made acceptable with the one adjustment screw.

The comb is too low even for a red dot. The supplied open sights are way too tall for no reason. The sights cannot be zeroed becauser the front sigfht is so takll and the rear runs out of elevation travel befoire you can zero at 25 yards with light pellets. The rear sight wiggles left and right so much it could never be usable even if you managed to zero it. The fixed sights are molded on. Even the cross pin in the rear sight is molded into the barrel shroud assembly, so it will break super easily if you actually use the gun. The rear sight, even once easily snapped off the shroud assembly, leaves behind a mounting surface that is raised, preventing reasonably low mounting of a scope, which is already going on a gun that has a ridiculously low cheek platform that begs for a low mount. The gun is not really very quiet. I would not consider it backyard firnedly at all. It's louder than my .22 avenger, which is also going to make the neighbors wonder what you are hammering on in.

Save your money for an Avenger. It doesn't come with unusable sights you have to grind off of it to mount a scope, and it can use a screw on moderator to bring the report down to acceptable neighborhood back yard levels. It's also better built in every way besides also haveing a stupidly low comb. This was almost a good gun, but it's just too cheaply built and designed to look cool, not be usable. I bought it to shoot with irons, and that is an impossibility. Boo. Also, the orange dial on my pressure gauge is a sticker and it arrived having already fallen off the actual dial arm and it stuck to the glass inside the guagem which is super lame. This rifle has problemsd I've never encountered on any of my dozens of other airguns. I would avoid this gun at all costs. There are better options out there.

Limited experience so far due to winter and family health issues. I mounted a scope and zeroed it at about 20 yards in the backyard, with further adjustment at the range to be done later. The manual, although well written, does not cover trigger adjustment nor hammer spring adjustment, or I could not find it. I believe if the stock is removed both are possible based on the partial rear view of the receiver in the stock and some internet searches. Results so far: At 18 yards with JTS 18 gr pellets got 1 hole groups. My backing to my half inch plywood is 2mm aluminum - pellets went through and into bricks behind the metal. Plenty of power for small game. Also, you get a lot of shots on 1 tank fill. The trigger lets off cleanly at about 2.5 pounds. Rifle feels and handles well. The only thing I can’t address is durability in the long run as only fired about 60 shots. Based on the above why would I adjust anything - JTS has already sent me a perfect rifle for target shooting and hunting.

I understand the newer AirStryke Carbine has a threaded barrel - that would be nice for backyards.

I would buy it again. It is better than some of my other more expensive air rifles.

Powerful and accurate i even modified my regulator and hammer spring and man o man this gun is a monster

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Best Bang for your bucks....!!

It's a tac driver with predator polymags.I tried many different pellets but my gun picked the polymags to be the best.5 shots at 20 yards left a half inch hole in the target.so far great rifle in .25 cal

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If you want a great small game getter . This in .25 cal is putting the smack down.and hard

I got .25 cal shooting poly mags.this is a tac driver at 20 yards.this is my longest shots so far

A little more grip on forearm.but that's it

Easy to use

Accuracy

Threaded barrel

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So far I like everything about it with only one minor dislike. The trigger is good, accuracy at 25 yard is awesome! this is my second PCP rifle, and it is a lot of rifle for the price!

Only thing I would change and it is minor, is to make the rear site out of metal, when I got it the windage screw wasnt locked it making the sight it self crooked. also if it could be unscrewed and removed it would be an improvement also.I have seen a lot of reviews on Youtube that says you have to use high scope mounts to clear the rear sight, after removing the elevation screw I put a little pressure on the hinge part of sight with my finger nail and was able to remove top part of sight without damaging the sight enabling me to use a lower scope mount.

I have a few break barrel guns, and purchased 2 entry level pcp rifles, the Air Stryker being my second one. very impressed with the accuracy and the side lever is very smooth and easy to operate. I highly recommend this affordable rifle for anyone considering getting into PCPs.