Update to our previous.
I would rate the cocking effort a 7 - 8 out of 10, as compared to lets say a Beeman RX2 at near 40 lbs., this 36 lbs. was manageable. The consistency of the cocking action was quickly learned and as many of your are aware, you get to know how each of your rifle cocks after a few sessions. I could get used to this one with ease.
The shooting cycle I would compare more to the RWS 34, maybe slightly more action but not much more. As I think about the 350 Mag, my shoulder would be feeling it after a 50 round session, and after doing all the shooting here with the B-28 (est 55 -- 60 shots) I could keep on shooting. I would agree to that after some break in period, one could expect a bit more velocity. I also need to remind myself that like most manufactures, BAM no different, are testing these rifles with the lightest possible lead or PBA to establish mv.
Lastly, the trigger seamed smooth but has some room for improvement. Maybe a better lube here alone may offer some benefit without tearing down and doing any fine polish work. Not a Reckord, that is for sure! We did not make any adjustment to the trigger.
Lastly not mentioned previous, the stock lacks a bit in finish. The checkering is very blah. This one looked like the kids in the shop class in high school had just completed. We would give the detail of the stock 4 out of 10. Over all the stock is OK at best. Matches the price point I guess.