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Anyone got any feedback on the Artemis, now known as Snowpeak and the model concerned is the P35 which looks just like a Wildcat.  I picked one up the other day and was quite taken with it, very light and sits well in the shoulder.

Phil

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Why are you thinking about selling , are you going to hand in your fac or do you have to at your age ???

Don’t expect a reply yet  , people of a certain age will be in bed having Ovaltine or horlicks  ???

I have been in touch with Mark Dempsey to establish cost of a tune and carbon shroud/mod so after Xmas it will be going to have Marks magic touch just to make a good little gun even better.  Still lov

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I do like it Mitch and this one is s/h so a bit of room to tune it BUT I did look at the BSA Ultra CLX whixh is really nice and now this model lists a much higher shot count if we can believe BSA.  I am going to borrow it from the shop and put on a scope then test it at home.  What needs doing to them Mitch to get them right.  Is Mark Dempsey a specialist on these Snowpeak / Artemis guns, could do with a link to find him.

Phil

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9 hours ago, philpot said:

I do like it Mitch and this one is s/h so a bit of room to tune it BUT I did look at the BSA Ultra CLX whixh is really nice and now this model lists a much higher shot count if we can believe BSA.  I am going to borrow it from the shop and put on a scope then test it at home.  What needs doing to them Mitch to get them right.  Is Mark Dempsey a specialist on these Snowpeak / Artemis guns, could do with a link to find him.

Phil

It will be interesting to see how they compare Phil. I often look at these cheaper versions but at £600 I’m not sure I’d take the plunge. I’m usually of the buy once cry once, buy cheap buy twice sort of thinking. Half the price of a wildcat, but is it half as good? Might be better than half as good. Either way, it looks interesting ??

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12 minutes ago, Dervburner said:

It will be interesting to see how they compare Phil. I often look at these cheaper versions but at £600 I’m not sure I’d take the plunge. I’m usually of the buy once cry once, buy cheap buy twice sort of thinking. Half the price of a wildcat, but is it half as good? Might be better than half as good. Either way, it looks interesting ??

I take your point DB and agree which is why I am seeking some input. On FB I posed the question and was met with some very good comments and several said once sorted by Mark Dempsey, they were superb.  The one I have been looking at is a s/h .22 which I would only want for some ratting and feral shooting in and around barns plus we have two rat perms where the range is no more than 10mt max so leaving the fac at home is the only route to take and this is where the P35 would come in.

I really do like the Ultra CLX but HATE bolt action guns preferring side cocking every day of the week and again that is where the P35 comes in but I am not kicking out the Artemis NP-02 or NP-03 for this type of shooting. I have just given back my pal's NP-02 which I have been playing with, cracking little gun, bang on target with pellet on pellet accuracy at 25mt which is the max I would use it but the one thing I do not like is the length of the 'over cylinder stock' really bloody long and I would have to fart around to reduce the length, not a major issue I know and for £350 as a short range gun with 200 shots per fill, very handy for ratting.

Phil

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50 minutes ago, philpot said:

I take your point DB and agree which is why I am seeking some input. On FB I posed the question and was met with some very good comments and several said once sorted by Mark Dempsey, they were superb.  The one I have been looking at is a s/h .22 which I would only want for some ratting and feral shooting in and around barns plus we have two rat perms where the range is no more than 10mt max so leaving the fac at home is the only route to take and this is where the P35 would come in.

I really do like the Ultra CLX but HATE bolt action guns preferring side cocking every day of the week and again that is where the P35 comes in but I am not kicking out the Artemis NP-02 or NP-03 for this type of shooting. I have just given back my pal's NP-02 which I have been playing with, cracking little gun, bang on target with pellet on pellet accuracy at 25mt which is the max I would use it but the one thing I do not like is the length of the 'over cylinder stock' really bloody long and I would have to fart around to reduce the length, not a major issue I know and for £350 as a short range gun with 200 shots per fill, very handy for ratting.

Phil

Second hand deal could be good. I was thinking £600 new then add whatever it costs to get it sorted (whatever that entails) and the price is going up to maybe a used wildcat or verminator etc.....that’s what I’d be considering ?

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4 minutes ago, villaman said:

£530 new then about £100 on it £630  . Roughly same price of a ultra which is not regged 

Is the P35 regged.....

Going to try it out tomorrow, just popped on a spare MTC Mamba Lite scope. 

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Phil

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Me tooooooo, the mag is only 8 shot which is a shame and a bit small for ratting but I understand Carm do their own version so will check that out, I can see I am going to need a few mags for ratting, hope they are cheap. They are rather like a small MK1 Impact, twist the top round, feed the first pellet from the other side then turn it back round and fill up.

It certainly feels nice in the shoulder.

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