Heres a link my youtube video. It took a long time to make this video, because I'm technologically challenged. Please be kind. My videos will improve as I use the editing program more. Enjoy. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdh06WhhQME

Starts fine here, think your browser has it cached which could explain why it starts in the middle. Not bad at all for a first attempt, decent editing, stable enough shot featuring the gun with slow enough pace in order to show the details from most angles. Audio is pretty clear. A great demonstration of a very nice gun. If I was to nit pick it'd be the background music but that's just me, I'm allergic to bkg music in videos. But hey, I can easily reach for the mute button in the keyboard when that's on
Amazing machinery that 22

Earlier I commented on the video, here's my comments on the gun now that I had the chance to watch it in full:
Congratulations on this unique design. As a fan of pneumatics, this takes the cake. Never seen a double-handed system of cocking before. Even the 953 can be a bit tricky to cock but your design makes the whole thing stable since the butt can rest on the floor, not to mention the huge amount of air it compresses.

First impression of the gun is very positive, love the military look (and I'm not referring to the camo job). Figured you tried to make it look like a FX or something in that style. Was taken by surprise when you cocked it and realized where the look came from. So neat to see this scissor jack way of cocking. Always wondered if it was possible for someone to create a SSP that offered more power than the 953. Well, you answered that question.

Suppose the question that everyone else is asking after watching the vid is: will it come with one of these works of art JH wood stocks?

A more technical question: do you think the steel version will provide more consistent pressure? Even at full stroke there is quite a spread in fps which makes me wonder if it'd affect accuracy.

No hauling along scuba tanks; no need to work out a sweat pumping the gun to fill it; no need to replace CO2 cartridges every few shots. Yep, this has the markings of a winner. Sign me up for the Freedom 717 (suppose that'd be the .17 version)
Great job. Will definitely keep an eye out on future developments.

As much as my jaw drops each time I see your wood stocks I want my Freedom 717 (or 770?) with a metal stock. Especially if it can be made adjustable, a la M4 style or even via a locking nut. Wouldn't want to risk scratching a wood stock by having it resting on the floor while cocking.

Was referring to the resemblance the cocking mechanism has to the bbl heat shield of a tactical gun. At the beginning of the vid when you do the walkaround it looked like a military tactical weapon. Was thinking you had put looks before function. Then when I saw you cocking it and realized this was 100% function I thought it was truly neat. This really added to the "sold!" factor.

I realize it's early in the development phase but here's an idea to consider down the road: adding indents throughout the cocking length to help identify speed. For instance there could be a slight feel/indent to indicate 400fps for those wanting to shoot in their basements. You know, a way to ensure consistency so not to affect POI. Or perhaps even a paint mark or something to indicate speed. Sure these minor details can be thought of down the road but to be at the stage when you can actually start thinking of these is a testament to how far you've come. Also good to hear the ES was caused by a sticking valve and easily rectified. Yep, this truly has the markings of a winner. Especially when you can go head to head with the best springers and PCPs and still come out ahead. I mean, do any of these even come close to 20fpe in .22?