Airforce
- Thread starter Bigbear
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I have no experience with them but they are AMERICAN made!!which is a plus in my book.I have been looking at a big Texan in 30 cal.
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I have owned both the condor and condor SS. I will say that the air force guns best compare to the ruger 10/22. If you like tinkering and modifications they have nearly anything a guy can think of. That being said, they were accurate guns, but I just couldn't fall in love with either. I bought a BSA r10 mk2 and ended up selling the airforce guns. If I could pursuade a person on any pcp right now I would wait for the new FX streamline. If that price point is out of reach, the gamo coyote seems intriguing. I read somewhere that gamo bought BSA. The gamo is regulated and has a magazine and at the price hard to beat for a first pcp.
I do hope some others chime in and provide some other options too. I have an impact showing up next week so I will be seeing less of the BSA I am assuming too.
I will say that Airforce has some of the best customer service and warranty I have ever dealt with.
I do hope some others chime in and provide some other options too. I have an impact showing up next week so I will be seeing less of the BSA I am assuming too.
I will say that Airforce has some of the best customer service and warranty I have ever dealt with.
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Air force guns are good. Single shot, high power and huge after market accessories. I've owned the condor before. It was a tack driver and gave me excellent groups at 50 yards. The only thing I didn't like about the condor was the fact that the tank backs up as the stock. Somehow, my shoulder didn't like the feel of the tank against it. But now you get custom stocks which you can fit as an add on. If you are looking for a low cost pcp which is accurate and powerful, the condor should be your go to gun. If you are willing to spend more, then look at the daystate, kalibrgun cricket, Vulcan or FX series.
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