Best Home Defense Shotgun Umarex T4E HDX Extreme 68 Caliber

Today let's talk about the best home defense shotgun Umarex T4E HDX Extreme 68 Caliber. The HDX comes in three versions, the classic 7.5 Joule, 16 Joule, but we are interested in the 40 Joule version! Yes, that's the most powerful T4E we've seen yet! The 7.5 joule and 16 joule versions are powered by two 12 gram CO2 bottles and the 40 joule version by one 88 gram CO2 bottle.
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[JeppeAirguns]

I have the 40j version since last week and i love every part of it!

[tacticalairgunner]

I got one. Love it. Doing a video review on it soon

[RocketsledZ]

Tell me something. You have 3 versions you said. A 7.5 (worthless) a 16 joule (mostly worthless) and a 40 Joule (MIA). I've yet to see a 40 Joule. Of more importance to me though is why we are charged the same amount for all 3 versions and yet when you receive it, NOTHING anywhere on the box, the weapon or paperwork tells you just which version you got. Personally, I'd like to know if I'm wasting my money on either of the first 2 or if the last one is only available to those willing to pay for the conversion parts here and there on the web. You can't find anything about the Joule power even on the Umerex site itself. I think it's nefarious to elude to these Joule counts when we as the users or owners only way of verifying these counts is if we purchase a $200 digital display device. AND ONLY THEN do we know since it's not printed anywhere. Why the 3 different levels of power? Is it because different countries only allow specific levels of power? Does Canada only allow the 7.5? Mexico the 16? (just examples, but you get my point.) Anyone have any information beyond what I just said to add here?

[RevoLution]

J'ai le 16 joules c'est un monstre il attend 20 joules avec les munitions avec limaille de fer

[mikegrant]

Sorry, I just hate videos done by AI...