Beeman Silver Kodiak X2 Dual Caliber Air Rifle

Having 2 calibers in one gun Price

The whole trigger mechanism needs moved back its a long strecth for me and a hard pull trigger

The power is right on par with my more expensive springer. It presents an interesting dual cal concept and unusual bright finish at a pricepoint you can't easily walk away from.

out of the box the trigger had a mile of horrendous drag travel before the snap, which itself presents a goodly amount of hump to get over. You can smooth out the drag considerably with the rear trigger screw but the length of travel and hump remains the same. Shame, If the trigger were better I'd give it fives across the board for the price alone easily deems any other issues negligible. It jumps on recoil, but so does my 1992 RWS model 38 springer, so I'm real accustomed to that by now.

I had no intentions of getting this one. Always shooting .177, I was really looking for a mid priced .22 with fully adjustable open sights and a basic traditional wood stock like the crosman optimus or ruger air hawk. But being the only .22 on the shelf, and at a downright ridiculous price, I spontaneously bought one. After a good wire brush and solvent cleaning of the barrel, a couple layers of teflon pipe tape to tighten the tolerance of the barrel insert and set screw, and a dab of locktight on all the optic mounts, the only issue left was the trigger. I managed to smooth it out some but the abrupt hump in the snap takes some getting used to. Ultimately, for the price I can't complain. It shoots straight and hits very very hard.

I like that they have two calibers 177 & 22.

The trigger, it has a long 1st stage and is heavy about 6 lbs. Get a good scope.

With 22 cal. JSB Exact 15.89 gran I am getting 750 fps.with 19.86 Ft. lbs energy. At 25 yard i get a 5/8 inch group with 3 shots. it will take you some time to get the right hold with this gun and it kicks too.