Any one ever heard of the Dynamic PCP air rifle?

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

Sportsman's Guide has them listed for $287.99 for the .22 and .25 cal and $269.99 for the .177.  They are side lever breech 10 round repeaters with a nice walnut Monte Carlo stock.  Here's a link

https://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/dynamic-pcp-air-rifle-25-caliber?a=2190705

[oldpro]

Its a SPA air rifle i believe.

[KnifeMaker]

Just sent them a message that the Dynamic is a 3000psi fill rather than the listed 300 psi fill.


A side lever for 300 bucks? Wow, Crazy!!!


Crosman, will you please pay attention?

[Taso1000]

I have been on the lookout for a classic looking .25 to replace my Xisico Sentry.  I messaged Sportsman's Guide customer service for more information on the rifle.  I will update this thread with what they say.

Hopefully the Dynamic rifle will make at least 50 fpe like my Sentry does.   

Taso

[Rob M]

interesting !

[jarmstrong]

They do not say regulated and they do not say if it is foster or probe fill, or country of mfr.

what if you want spare magazines or other parts?

[RVaughn]

If u do a side shot comparison , it is very similar to an spa m16.

Some parts appear identical. And others are slightly different.
So , I have to agree with oldpro...

Either way it’s very interesting !

[Taso1000]

Sportsman's Guide replied that the vendor is Aim Sports.  I don't see any mention of them yet on the Aim Sports website, http://www.aimsportsinc.com/ if that is the correct website. 

Searching for Aim Sports dynamic air rifle brings me here:  https://www.sportsmansguide.com/productlist/ammo-shooting/air-guns-bb-guns/aim-sports?d=121&c=1&b=AIM+SPORTS

So the information isn't out on the web yet it seems.

Taso

[deerflyguy]

Knifemaker:
I have spent several hours on line and in communication with SG about this air gun, and all the questions stated herein were my questions as well. Initially, I wanted to find out more about the manufacturer/importer so that I might purchase additional magazines for the gun should I choose to buy it. What good would a magazine fed air gun be if it's magazine was broken or lost? Then, when my first search on line turned up only one response - that being SG - I really wanted to know more about this mystery gun?
You rightfully observed that 300 psi was an incorrect number, but your correction to a 3,000 psi fill, I believe is in error. What that number, 300, refers to is the cylinder capacity, and it should be 300 cc, not 300 or 3,000 psi! It is ambiguous, isn't it?
No matter which of us is correct, 300 psi can't be right!
deerflyguy

[RVaughn]

Did a little google search this morning and found a short video about this rifle on sportsman guides web site..

http://video.sportsmansguide.com/?v=1854149565

What really sets this rifle apart from others is that it’s accuracy gets better at farther distances than it is close up... lol!   
Watch the video and u will see what I mean..

[Taso1000]

Did a little google search this morning and found a short video about this rifle on sportsman guides web site..

http://video.sportsmansguide.com/?v=1854149565

What really sets this rifle apart from others is that it’s accuracy gets better at farther distances than it is close up... lol!   
Watch the video and u will see what I mean..

So at 100 yards it should shoot 1/4 inch groups!  Cool!  [/endsarcasm]   

They still insist 300 psi.  And only 20 shots.

The short barrel retention in the breech is not conducive to extreme accuracy.  But if the .25 makes more than 50 fpe, for at least 3 or 4 shots, it would suit my <25 yards, vitals shot, raccoon pesting needs.

Taso

[KnifeMaker]

Knifemaker:
I have spent several hours on line and in communication with SG about this air gun, and all the questions stated herein were my questions as well. Initially, I wanted to find out more about the manufacturer/importer so that I might purchase additional magazines for the gun should I choose to buy it. What good would a magazine fed air gun be if it's magazine was broken or lost? Then, when my first search on line turned up only one response - that being SG - I really wanted to know more about this mystery gun?
You rightfully observed that 300 psi was an incorrect number, but your correction to a 3,000 psi fill, I believe is in error. What that number, 300, refers to is the cylinder capacity, and it should be 300 cc, not 300 or 3,000 psi! It is ambiguous, isn't it?
No matter which of us is correct, 300 psi can't be right!
deerflyguy

Deerfly, hate  to go off topic here, but every time I see your avatar, it cracks the the "L" Up! Love it!!!


Knife

[KnifeMaker]

Did a little google search this morning and found a short video about this rifle on sportsman guides web site..

http://video.sportsmansguide.com/?v=1854149565

What really sets this rifle apart from others is that it’s accuracy gets better at farther distances than it is close up... lol!   
Watch the video and u will see what I mean..

So at 100 yards it should shoot 1/4 inch groups!  Cool!  [/endsarcasm]   

They still insist 300 psi.  And only 20 shots.

The short barrel retention in the breech is not conducive to extreme accuracy.  But if the .25 makes more than 50 fpe, for at least 3 or 4 shots, it would suit my <25 yards, vitals shot, raccoon pesting needs.

Taso

Plainly says 200 bar fill on the gun itself. 

[Taso1000]

Michael,

You are right.  I just watched the video again more carefully and right at the beginning of the video, the first shot of the left side of the receiver clearly shows "maximum fill pressure 3000 psi"

Cool!

Thanks,

Taso

[deerflyguy]

6/26/18

Well, guys, i just got off the phone with the marketing representative of this new air gun, and I must say I am extremely impressed with what i have learned! The gentleman spent considerable time with me and answered every question I could think to ask him! I'll list the new stuff that isn't already listed at Sportsman's Guide, and correct the incorrect information they have posted there..

Confirmed facts about the Dynamic DAR:

- Sportsman's Guide is the first to market this product
- Dynamic is the brand name
- Gun is made in China
- DAR-177; DAR-22; DAR-25 are the model numbers of the guns
- The stocks are walnut (kind unknown)
- Other style guns will be coming out (including synthetic stocks)
- Depending on caliber, pellet weight, and shooting conditions, number of quality shots will vary, but each gun
   should get at least 20 good shots before falling off
- Guns are manufactured in China
- These guns are REGULATED!
- Barrel length is 15" within a 26" long fully shrouded exterior
- The shroud will act as a moderator (unknown if it is baffled)
- Accessories, including extra magazines, are expected to become available in about 90 days after guns
- Magazines will sell in the price range of Marauder mags
- It is not now known if mags will interchange with those of any other gun
- Comes with manometer gauge on end of cylinder
- Cylinder is 300 cc (not 300 psi, SG details has it wrong! Even the short video has it wrong!)
- Cylinder fill pressure is 3,000 psi
- I forgot to ask if it charges by probe or foster fitting?
- Safety is manual, not automatic!
- Parts and service will be available in the future through AimSportsInc.com in Ontario, Ca.
- There isn't any other website up now where anyone can obtain any additional information, so don't bother looking,
   however, Dynamic is working on its own website and expects it to be up in about two or three weeks.

I don't have any more information, so don't waste your time asking me any more about these guns. I have nothing more to add.
Please don't give me grief if some of these things don't come to pass, as I am repeating them from memory as they were told to me by the best source of information I knew to go to - the man who is the marketing rep for Arm Sports, Inc.. I personally think these will be the 2018 gun of the year, much like the Gauntlet was last year, and plan on buying one in .25 caliber!

deerflyguy

[Rob M]

That's incredible Bill, thanks for sharing ., the regulated part is the most impressive !

[deerflyguy]

I thought so too, Rob!
I double questioned him on that part.

[Taso1000]

I thought so too, Rob!
I double questioned him on that part.

Good job on that!  Some pr/sales people intermix the regulation word into "self regulating" which skirts on deception.  If it can't make high power then I agree with a previous post that it would be a good gateway gun into pcp.

Taso

[anti-squirrel]

Interesting set of specs, for sure.  I want to see more about this.

[BSJ]

Did a little google search this morning and found a short video about this rifle on sportsman guides web site..

http://video.sportsmansguide.com/?v=1854149565

What really sets this rifle apart from others is that it’s accuracy gets better at farther distances than it is close up... lol!   
Watch the video and u will see what I mean..

YIKES! that guy uses his whole arm to pull the trigger.  What's up with that?

And the muzzle looks like it has a thread protector on it...