Airforce Air Force Airguns the best for me
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Ok thank you for the info. He was trying to pick one up with the sale going on over at airforce right now.
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So this got me curious, so I just weighed mine. fully dressed as shown in the image below.
MadDog stock, Larger bottle, Scope, Light, moderator, and bipod. 8.26 lbs. So yeah, a bit heavier than as it came out of the box, but still quite manageble for me. Besides that, it is more comfortable to hold and much easier to hold steady. As I said earlier, the stock really transformed the gun.
MadDog stock, Larger bottle, Scope, Light, moderator, and bipod. 8.26 lbs. So yeah, a bit heavier than as it came out of the box, but still quite manageble for me. Besides that, it is more comfortable to hold and much easier to hold steady. As I said earlier, the stock really transformed the gun.
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I’m pretty sure sure it called the Bulldog Ambi stock, don’t quote me on that. Doug is a super nice guy and is a good guy to deal with.
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Yes Bulldog Ambi. 1.8 lbs.
The gun is so light and handy. Even with the giant can, heavy scope and bigger bottle, the weight is by the trigger. It’s wonderful for off hand.
The gun is so light and handy. Even with the giant can, heavy scope and bigger bottle, the weight is by the trigger. It’s wonderful for off hand.
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That's no lie. Doug talked with me for quite a while on the phone to make sure I got exactly what I wanted.
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I've liked the looks of the Maddog stocks for a while, but to me... it felt like it would take away from the 'feel' of the gun. Until I acquired a .257 decked out with a Maddog stock and wow. It transforms the gun completely. I've contemplated getting another one, but havent yet. With my latest, a TalonP, I am considering it, but right now happy with the small bottle on it. I might get frisky one day and change out the bottle and if I do, I'll pick up a Maddog stock.
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My thought is to pick up an escape ul in 22 and put that in the stock with the bigger bottle, then leave the P as the 15 fpe gun. Lots of shots even on that little bottle.
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Scary?
When I ordered mine, I inquired about getting it unfinished, because I was tired of black, He responded and recomended against it because of the wood he uses, but say I could get it in a different color and that he could also make it with a different wood. So yes, I guess he does, but it would be a lot heavier. Probably a lot more expensive too.
I just went for the different color.
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Yeah, It kind of made me laugh too.
I am a horse show photographer and the camera I carry for 8 to 12 hour days weighs more than my rigged out TalonP.
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The 700mm CZ barrels arrived .. to the machinists soon they go .. both Condors with 480cc bottles and .25 Talon P valves 
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How did the CZ Barrels work out? Were the y better than the Lothar's? I am digging into the Airforce rifles, and am pretty curious. Thanks!
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Well..that machinists tuned to be a crapy one i really don't know why he finish that treads in such a horrible way. the first one was finished correctly.. the one on the top was the last one .the one at the bottom was the first one.. so the CZ where never shipped.. AT $340 each i need to be sure some crapy thing will not happen ... now talking about the CZ barrels.. the factory machining is flawless compared to the factory LW AF barrels .. when you slug the barrel the markings on the slug are completely simetric and Smooth i have no doubt that they will be awesome performers
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