Airforce Adding Reg In Maddog Stock?

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You have a limitation, if you keep the valve you need a regulator with an M18 outlet to attach to the valve.
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Huben Power Dream Universal

Or you can get one with a built in valve
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Huben Power Cricket with the AF interface.
The last one adds about 3-4 inches to the LOP.

Then there is the new U regulator, pricy but big plenum and built in buttstock.
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HubenPower U-Cricket-Max Regulator Pre-sale Product（Pre-sale at promotional price.） Note: This product does not come with a bottle/tank U-shaped design Available for Airforce Condor, Talon , and some airguns Air chamber length 300mm，Air chamber volume 120CC M18*1.5 thread connection External...
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Shorter fatter carbon fiber bottles are available to ameliorate the extended LOP.
However your buttstock will need to be upgraded too. The stock aluminum bottle is 60mm diameter, the CF bottles are 61 or larger diameter. Alsafe 0.6l is 74mmx235mm (3x8.5 inches)
 
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harrympope said:
if I didn't have the Maddog stock it would be simple.LOP irrelevant as the butpad is on the stock.Looking again the extended length of the bottle with reg may go above my shoulder.
Never thought of using different bottle.Ill look.at the escape bottle.
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Yeah, I've looked at the Maddog but I put some Acecare 1.1L fat bottles on my Talon & Condor.
So I'm having Jake at jb3dpd.com design and print me adjustable butt stocks for the 110mm diameter bottles.
 
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I got the rifle set up this way as pictured for cheap. AOA had it used advertised as .22.It showed up as .177 and the area behind the grip had been cracked.I called and within 1 minute the guy offerd to refund half of what I paid and let me keep it.The repair was a pain but it's good now.So shout out to AOA taking care of the problem. I can't complain about it costing $240!

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harrympope said:
I got the rifle set up this way as pictured for cheap. AOA had it used advertised as .22.It showed up as .177 and the area behind the grip had been cracked.I called and within 1 minute the guy offerd to refund half of what I paid and let me keep it.The repair was a pain but it's good now.So shout out to AOA taking care of the problem. I can't complain about it costing $240!

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A friend, not into air rifles, hooked me up with an acquaintance. Had an older Talon didn't work anymore could I look at it. Knew nothing about AirForce other than the bottles in the back and single shot We head over. I had my travel bag with my tools orings etc. Get there hand pump, nope, had a full 3L tank. Fill the bottle with that weird AF screw on thing. Hear air escaping from bottle. Quick look at YouTube and I degas the bottle and unscrew the valve. Orings might as well have been plastic they were so hard.
Replaced the orings. Bottle filled, gun worked.
Guy decides he never shoots.
Asks me if I want to buy it.
How much?
How much you got?
Have a 100 dollar bill, been in my wallet since June. Pull it out.
Guy literally grabs it and says SOLD!
 
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A friend, not into air rifles, hooked me up with an acquaintance. Had an older Talon didn't work anymore could I look at it. Knew nothing about AirForce other than the bottles in the back and single shot We head over. I had my travel bag with my tools orings etc. Get there hand pump, nope, had a full 3L tank. Fill the bottle with that weird AF screw on thing. Hear air escaping from bottle. Quick look at YouTube and I degas the bottle and unscrew the valve. Orings might as well have been plastic they were so hard.
Replaced the orings. Bottle filled, gun worked.
Guy decides he never shoots.
Asks me if I want to buy it.
How much?
How much you got?
Have a 100 dollar bill, been in my wallet since June. Pull it out.
Guy literally grabs it and says SOLD!
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ill give you $120. Who turns down a 20% profit margin!
 
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