Recent content by bfloyd1095

I Like the platform. I did have some issues with the gun in .177 ( I have a thread titled "Trial and Tribulations" here on AGN)... but in .22 and .25 it is dead nuts accurate.. Here she is in current form .25 cal

So, day 2 has come and gone and it sure has been awful quiet as far as New gun announcements? ... :unsure:

Welcome Jonas.. Where about on the Great state of Texas are you? Here is a gun that should fit the bill for what you listed all around,.you may want to check into https://www.airgunrevisions.com/product/bulldog-257/

Hopefully there are a few offerings at this year's IWA Show that fit the bill? I want to preface this statement below by saying I am Not an FX hater, owned a few over the years.... As to the FX DRS deal in .177 I have posted in a couple of threads about how that went ... The amount of time...

Yeah the price is somewhat flexible, but pretty much everything out there is a minimum 10-year-old technology... I refuse to pay the Ludacris price for the Blackwolf so it's out .....

The right-hand lever / cocking is Not the problem, But some of the stocks on a few of the mentioned guns have a right-hand grip and / or cheek rest on the left side of the stock only..

Forgot to mention Must be Lefty Friendly as I am a Lefty

I submit this question as I am having a hard time finding a decent .177 Long Gun. My definition of said guns is as follows: 1) Quality Wood or Laminate Traditional stock 2) Good, Quality Barrel 3) Good shot count- 60+ 4) Regulated 5) This Decade Technology 6) Good Trigger 7) Decently priced...

As a Lefty I do Not mind the Right-hand cocking lever, I actually prefer it as i can keep my trigger finger on the trigger and cock it it with my right... The issue with Most bullpup guns aimed at the right-handed market is usually the damn magazine plowing into my face.....

Yeah the issue with the Bullshark for me is 2 fold 1) I am a Lefty, pretty sure the mag will be right in my cheek 2) I am ass deep in bull pup's and Tactical style guns right now.. Looking for a traditional style stocked rifle

That would be nice...

My Wish List at the moment is Something with: 1) Quality PCP, Regulated with decent shot count 60+ 2) Traditional Wood or even Laminate Stock 3) .177 with a Good, Accurate barrel 4) Smooth Bolt Action 5) Under the $800.00 price point 6) ZERO Stupid "ping"

I am kind of looking at one of these but wanted some 1st hand info if anyone has it.. I have watched the Limited vids out there, but they really do not go too in depth Questions 1) actual loudness 2) Does the cheek riser swap to accommodate a lefty 3) Does the back part of the stock feel cheap...

I think the issue is they are right, square in the middle of moving from NY to AR.. I spoke with a nice young lady the other day, Tuesday, abd she told me it is a mad house right now with the logistics change and packing up .. I did ask point blank about future parts availability since Crosman...

This is / has been enlightening to this point and I am learning a lot about the inner workings of this platform. I hope the Skout guys are reading this thread as well... From what i can gather thus far there is a saying that seems to apply from a Very experienced Race Motor builder told me...