First Look at the AirVenturi Avenger BullPup PreCharged Pneumatic (PCP) Air Rifle in .22 cal.

When AirVenturi released the Avenger PCP air rifle everyone was impressed by how they managed to put out a regulated, tunable (external reg and hammer spring adjustable) rifle that was ACCURATE at a price point of 300$.
This seemed like a feat that would have been impossible a year or two earlier.
You could pick one up in .177, .22 or .25 and be shooting MOA groups well past 50 yards, and tuning up or down to fit the needs of the situation or chosen pellet.
The rifle was made to hit that price point, and compromises were made. Most people thought the stock felt plasticky, and it did. I have a .177. It shoots lights out with a wide variety of pellets, but it feels cheap. I'm not complaining, but let's be clear. It's a budget friendly gun, and part of what you are paying for is the fit and finish. You aren't paying for it in this rifle, so don't expect to get it. More in a minute.
I'd like to thank our friends at AirVenturi/Pyramyd Air for sending the bullpup version over for us to have a look at!
The bullpup comes to market with an upgraded stock. It may look like the same black plastic, er, polymer, or whatever, but it's a different material and it feels and sounds better than its predecessor. All of the things you liked about the original Avenger are still here, accuracy, adjustable regulator, adjustable hammer spring, but they've added pic rails for flashlights, sling swivel holes, an adjustable (and tool free) buttpad and cheek riser and in-stock magazine storage.
This video does contain a few images of PEST CONTROL. You might not like that. Don't watch. I will say there is no scope camera used, so it's pretty mild. But we believe in fair warning when needed.
Is it accurate? How is the regulator? Does it come in well adjusted? That's what the video is about.
If you come up with questions we didn't think to answer in this review, let us know and we will try to get you the info you need.