Evanix Viper .25 - Semi Auto Pistol - Gold trigger
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Evanix Viper .25 - Semi Auto Pistol - Gold trigger
Introducing the Evanix Viper Semi-Automatic Pistol. This gun is good for 2 magazines worth of shots before having to refill. It is also extremely accurate and consistent, and perfect for critters, target practice, and small game. This gun comes with 2 x 7rd single mags.
The Viper likes heavier pellets and slugs, the factory recommends 25 grain for proper operation and highest shot count (14 shots per fill) @700 fps for 27 fpe
25.4 gr @ 612 fps for 21.13 fpe
26.6 gr @ 582 fps for 20.01 fpe
33.95 gr @ 434 fps for 14.2 fpe
It is pre-threaded 1/2" x 20 for a moderator: Ammo used for db rating: Baracuda Green 19.91grain
- No Moderator: 120 dB
- Donnfl tanto Mod: 109 dB
- Evanix Moderator: 106 dB
- 0dB Moderator: 100 dB
Being a shorter design, we compared them to the 0dB brand short moderators and the DonnyFl Tanto, using the Evanix Viper .25, with no rounds being shot:
- w/o Moderator: 118dB
- w/ Evanix Mod: 111dB
- w/ Donnfl tanto Mod: 109dB
- w/ 0dB Mod: 102dB
The Gauge can be configured in 4 different ways: please refer to pictures and video below
something to note on this pistol:
- like all pcp airguns, use them in the top 1000 psi of the max air fill for best performance.
- This airgun is reliant on backpressure from a pellet in the barrel, if you dry-fire it,(no pellet in the magazine or barrel) it can sound like it's shooting full auto, but it isn't shooting, it's just partially cycling many times.
- Low power or dry fire shooting, usually doesn't provide a full stroke of the pellet probe, a full stroke is needed to fire additional pellets.
- The large hammer spring screw on the back of the gun controls the semi auto feature, too much pressure on the spring and you will need to cock the gun for each shot. adjustment should be made to keep the semi auto function working first, then you can screw it in further for a little more power if needed.
