Niksan Air Rifles ALL under $400

[SpindleB]

Donnyfl.com
These are great rifles at an incredible price
Wood or synthetic
.22 or .25

[longislandhunter]

Here's a link.

https://donnyfl.com/collections/niksan-defense-company

Jeff

[SpindleB]

Here's a link.

https://donnyfl.com/collections/niksan-defense-company

Jeff

Thanks, had it copied and then didn't paste it.

Bought the .25 Escalade, 850CC dual bottle.
Elf, Ozark & Escalade are all the same basic rifle.
Already have a .22 Ozark and for $390 a .25 Escalade just had to be purchased.

-- Matt

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There is no mention anywhere of a Niksan warranty.

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Niksan air guns seem similar to some Kral/Reximex air guns.
For these prices and coming with 4 magazines and a hard case they are better deals than anything from Kral, Reximex or the Benjamin Cratfsman (Akela, Cayden, Kratos)

I am not sure what the warranty is.

[SpindleB]

Niksan air guns seem similar to some Kral/Reximex air guns.
For these prices and coming with 4 magazines and a hard case they are better deals than anything from Kral, Reximex or the Benjamin Cratfsman (Akela, Cayden, Kratos)

I am not sure what the warranty is.

I didn't see any info on warranties, probably could ask at DonnyFL.
I know I had a fairly minor issue with my Ozark that required a part and they just sent me the part.

-- Matt

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Who sent you the part?

I think the Niksan airguns are a great deal for that price.

Compare the Niksan airguns with the Benjamin Gunnar refurb here:
https://www.airgunrevisions.com/product/benjamin-gunnar-22-refurb/

The Niksan Ozark and Benjamin Gunnar are very similar.

The Niksan Ozark (250 bars fill, 4 magzines, hardcase) is $360 with free shipping.

The Benjamin Gunnar refurb (200 bar, 1 magazine) is $399 + $24 shipping = $423 total.
The Benjamin Gunnar was $1000 MSRP (dream on Crosman).

I wish good luck to Airgun Revisions selling the Benjamin refurbs for those prices but there are better deals elsewhere.

[SpindleB]

Who sent you the part?

I think the Niksan airguns are a great deal for that price.

Compare the Niksan airguns with the Benjamin Gunnar refurb here:
https://www.airgunrevisions.com/product/benjamin-gunnar-22-refurb/

The Niksan Ozark and Benjamin Gunnar are very similar.

The Niksan Ozark (250 bars fill, 4 magzines, hardcase) is $360 with free shipping.

The Benjamin Gunnar refurb (200 bar, 1 magazine) is $399 + $24 shipping = $423 total.
The Benjamin Gunnar was $1000 MSRP (dream on Crosman).

I wish good luck to Airgun Revisions selling the Benjamin refurbs for those prices but there are better deals elsewhere.

DonnyFL sent it, was one of those simple but annoying things. A screw was cross threaded.
I had fixed it but they sent me the part. I still haven't installed it months later :-)

The Gunnar is a Refurb, the Niksan is new.
New Gunnars are $600 and up.

-- Matt

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I agree with you.
The Niksan airguns are much better deals than similar airguns.

[Southland]

Haven't been on this forum in years. Checked the deals section and have a Elf W on the way. I only have one gun air rifle which is an Air Arms S410 but have wanted a wood stocked bullpup for years. Some people think this is a good deal so I pulled the trigger.

[SpindleB]

Haven't been on this forum in years. Checked the deals section and have a Elf W on the way. I only have one gun air rifle which is an Air Arms S410 but have wanted a wood stocked bullpup for years. Some people think this is a good deal so I pulled the trigger.

Exactly what i bought my nephew for Christmas. He loves it.

-- Matt

[only1harry]

There is no mention of a regulator so I am guessing all these Niksan models are non-regulated?

[SpindleB]

Correct, not hard to regulated them.

I use a Huben Power Cricket Max-ATH on my Ozark .22
Has the 50cc plenum.
You can only make one gauge visible.
So tank pressure gets the nod.
Gun pressure, the rifle has one.

-- Matt

[only1harry]

The only one I was interested in was the Escalade with the BIG tank.  The other models have much smaller tanks, and from the research I did and videos with chrono strings I watched, the velocity keeps dropping with every shot after the first 6-8 shots which means constant POI changes.  So these guns need a regulator.  If they were regulated they 'd be perfect at those prices.

[SpindleB]

The only one I was interested in was the Escalade with the BIG tank.  The other models have much smaller tanks, and from the research I did and videos with chrono strings I watched, the velocity keeps dropping with every shot after the first 6-8 shots which means constant POI changes.  So these guns need a regulator.  If they were regulated they 'd be perfect at those prices.

M18x1.5 interface, regulating is a breeze. Standard fixed or adjustable and a g1/2-14 to M18 Adapter. Adapter provides a few CC of plenum so little drop off in performance.

But I have never seen anything like what you found. I shot the Ozark for a week or so before the MAX-ATH arrived. I did put a 0.5L CF bottle on but that just replaced the same size aluminum. I was shooting out to 45 yards and going through 4 magazines and reloading. Never saw any issue until tank dropped below 1800psi. I am guessing but 60 or so shots. Punched less than quarter size holes consistently.

I ordered a .25 Escalade, probably won't regulate it. Don't know you could with the dual tanks. Same rifle as Ozark just has dual tanks.

-- Matt

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The only one I was interested in was the Escalade with the BIG tank.  The other models have much smaller tanks, and from the research I did and videos with chrono strings I watched, the velocity keeps dropping with every shot after the first 6-8 shots which means constant POI changes.  So these guns need a regulator.  If they were regulated they 'd be perfect at those prices.

M18x1.5 interface, regulating is a breeze. Standard fixed or adjustable and a g1/2-14 to M18 Adapter. Adapter provides a few CC of plenum so little drop off in performance.

But I have never seen anything like what you found. I shot the Ozark for a week or so before the MAX-ATH arrived. I did put a 0.5L CF bottle on but that just replaced the same size aluminum. I was shooting out to 45 yards and going through 4 magazines and reloading. Never saw any issue until tank dropped below 1800psi. I am guessing but 60 or so shots. Punched less than quarter size holes consistently.

I ordered a .25 Escalade, probably won't regulate it. Don't know you could with the dual tanks. Same rifle as Ozark just has dual tanks.

-- Matt

I wanted an airgun that I could regulate.
This is why I bought the Ozark.
The Escalade (with those 2 air bottles) I do not think it can be regulated.

[SpindleB]

I agree, I guess two regulators *could* work but the rear bottle would have to be smaller to keep the LOP.

Don't know if it is even feasible, never seen or heard of anyone doing it.

I know my AEA Terminator dual bottle only needs a single regulator on the front bottle. But I doubt that is the case with the Escalade.

You could regulate the front bottle and only let the rear fill to regulator pressure. That seems fairly feasible. Lose 1/2 your pressure in the rear bottle.

-- Matt

[Southland]

I have always wanted a nice wood stocked bullpup from a quality manufacturer such as Air Arms, DayState, Edgun, or Kalibrgun but didn't want to spend that much cash. The Elf W showed up today and I am very pleased with the everything about the gun, fit and finish, quality, and looks. Can't wait to get the air fill setup and do some shooting. There are 4 1/8 inch or so wood chips on the lower front side of the hand grip but nothing I'm too worried about at this price point. The way it sits in the case, it could have easily been damaged in shipping. I love it.

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The wooden bullpup looked nice.
I would have bought it if it had the sidelever in the middle and if it were regulated.

Also the air bottle is 280cc/200 bar compared to the 425cc/250 bar for the Osark or Escalade.
But I assume it is also smaller and lighter.

[SpindleB]

The wooden bullpup looked nice.
I would have bought it if it had the sidelever in the middle and if it were regulated.

Also the air bottle is 280cc/200 bar compared to the 425cc/250 bar for the Osark or Escalade.
But I assume it is also smaller and lighter.

Only bullpup(ish) rifle i own is my FX Bobcat. The placement of the lever is kinda annoying. I agree the forward lever would be better.