It's not hard to make a single shot pcp dump a ton of air per shot, for less money.
OK... time to fess up.When I joined GTA I was a sub $200 gun guy....Then I got my first PA catalog in the mail. HOLY SWEET MOTHER MARY... I was amazed with the guns from Airforce. But thought who would spend that kind of money on an air gun. I have since progressed to sub $1000 HW and AA guns.I have always been a "wood and steel" sort, but 2 days ago I found a great ($650) deal on a new Talon SS in .177.Is the money Airforce (MSRP) asks for practical today?Is that platform now consider antiquated?I know there is TON's (pun intended) of upgrades out there.A 12" barrel seems short but a longer barrel negates the SS function.Talon Tunes offer a 6" and 9" moderator for an 18" barrel... ohhhh a .20 or .22 barrel seems an easy adaption and all that is needed?My head is realing right now
Quote from: schwebel on February 06, 2022, 09:27:31 PM. But if you want the AR of the Airgun world and don’t mind it’s flaws, they are a lot of fun and simple to work on.When AF first started, it was the only serious airgun that had that tactical, swat team, hi-tech look. I got the original version, the ‘Gunpower Stealth’ I think it was called.
. But if you want the AR of the Airgun world and don’t mind it’s flaws, they are a lot of fun and simple to work on.
Older thread, but...Secretly, I want an AF gun... I think. Then again I'm drawn to many of the "once popular" airguns. I usually don't get anything that's brand new to the market, but wait until it's been refined and well tested. Off and on I've been eyeing the Talon, Condor and Texan, even check out the outlet section of the AirForce website now and then. If I ever go through with a purchase, it'll probably be on a Condor in .25 caliber, as I have my fill of .177's and .22's... Plus I found a stash of .25cal poly mags and JSB's from my .25 breakbarrel days that never got used up (If not an AF gun, I'll probably end up with some .25 cal eventually)