AEA Confusion...

[Spacebus]

What ever you do get it from The Pellet Shop. Bin stands behind his products. He tests ans adjusts them before shipping, UA on the other hand does not test the gun out before shipping.

I've had a good experience with the "other" Bin in New England.

[sb327]

I think it would benefit them to make an HP with a lever. …

Having a bolt cycle on a semi-auto is OK. For a lever cocking semi-auto, a little more complicated.

Yeah, that’s why I mentioned it about my varmint. My semi obviously doesn’t need anything since I only cock once per mag.

My varmint also got a non-disconnect trigger made for it. Those I think were available somewhere for a while. Pretty simple to make though   

Dave

[Trucker3573]

The Pellet Shop carries their whole lineup and breaks them down into their respective categories ie Bolt action (regulated and non regulated) and semi-auto.

This is where I would buy one. I believe the pellet shop is the direct importer of the guns too.

[Firewalker]

I'm ready to buy but I want a longer barrel but the pistol has every thing else.

[Nomadic Pirate]

I wish I had some extra disposable money, there's a few models I would like to buy

Terminator GEN II .30
HP SS Plus .25
HP SS .25
Assassin .30

[Firewalker]

I wish I had some extra disposable money, there's a few models I would like to buy

Terminator GEN II .30
HP SS Plus .25
HP SS .25
Assassin .30

HP SS in .22 for me but I need a longer barrel.

[Wayne52]

I've been looking at them .22 semi's but having the 25 carbine semi will suffice for me now.  Very fun guns to shoot and very reliable.

[sicumj]

     If I would buy again I would purchase the straight Carbine model.  The folding stock rattles.  Trigger needs work.  I have mine at 3.75 lb. and it still feels stiff.  Overall I'm pleased with the purchase and the help I got at the Pellet Shop.

      Mine is turned down to 1:00 and shoots AA 25.4 gr pellets at a 920 fps average over twenty shots.    It is more than accurate enough to hunt with.  Shot this couple weeks ago at 70 yds.

[Firewalker]

I've been looking at them .22 semi's but having the 25 carbine semi will suffice for me now.  Very fun guns to shoot and very reliable.

I need a mold worth a dame that can make pellets that don't emulate a sawed-off-12ga with 00 buck! If I had that, I would do the .25 but since I have a trove of CPHP's, Ill go with the .22.

[Rob M]

when i read the title , i thought it was a new aea model " the aea confusion" . maybe the chinese had botched the translation

[Firewalker]

when i read the title , i thought it was a new aea model " the aea confusion" . maybe the chinese had botched the translation

LOL!

[Rob M]

yep. . the gun only fires semi auto when facing south or west, and the trigger is 4 stage

[avator]

when i read the title , i thought it was a new aea model " the aea confusion" . maybe the chinese had botched the translation

LOL!

LOL... don't give Rob any crazy ideas... 

[customcutter]

     If I would buy again I would purchase the straight Carbine model.  The folding stock rattles.  Trigger needs work.  I have mine at 3.75 lb. and it still feels stiff.  Overall I'm pleased with the purchase and the help I got at the Pellet Shop.

      Mine is turned down to 1:00 and shoots AA 25.4 gr pellets at a 920 fps average over twenty shots.    It is more than accurate enough to hunt with.  Shot this couple weeks ago at 70 yds.

I forget which model you bought.  If it was the HP carbine folding stock, what did you do to the trigger to get it that low?  Also outstanding accuracy if it was a semi-auto model.

[sicumj]

I bought the take down model.  They called mine a TD.  The trigger on my rifle broke at 5.5lb out of the box.  Polished the surfaces and trimmed a coil off trigger spring.  Lubed with Moly grease.  It has some creep and feels stiff to me. 

The gun surprises me how well it shoots.  The trigger is the only complaint I have.  It is a easy rifle to shoot offhanded.  Plenty of power a nice hunting rifle.  The semi auto function has been flawless.  I have about a thousand rounds through it now.

[customcutter]

I bought the take down model.  They called mine a TD.  The trigger on my rifle broke at 5.5lb out of the box.  Polished the surfaces and trimmed a coil off trigger spring.  Lubed with Moly grease.  It has some creep and feels stiff to me. 

The gun surprises me how well it shoots.  The trigger is the only complaint I have.  It is a easy rifle to shoot offhanded.  Plenty of power a nice hunting rifle.  The semi auto function has been flawless.  I have about a thousand rounds through it now.

Thanks, I bought a used carbine that had been upgraded with the C/F bottle, and DonnyFl moderator.  Trigger is a little stiff, but not gritty like some have complained.  I was wondering if trimming the spring or installing a weaker one would interfere with the semi-auto function resetting the trigger.  I haven't tried shooting off of a bench yet, only off hand when I did the iguana hunt.  It took a little over a clip to adjust to the trigger when I first started shooting it.  I was thinking I would have to buy the 24" barrel and go bolt action to get the accuracy you are getting.  Great news as I really like the semi-auto action!