I’ve been trying to find this particular model to no avail. Any leads? So dealers can’t just special order one for a customer? or even attempt an order direct from Kalibrgun?
Kalibrgun Argus 45 .22cal with cf stock
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Just call AOA during business hours. They have been thorough and always polite to me. Helpful whether they made a sale or not. I have picked up several guns from them. You won't be jumped on by a used car salesman that sells cars he doesn't even own. ( or airguns ) B.
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You can also call Charlie Frear at Georgia Airguns.
706-884-6707
You want a laugh...? It's really simple to get one.
I've had an Argus 45 in .22 (with modified stock) for a coupla years. I noticed that a carbon fiber stock was available, but saw no where to even buy a complete gun with that stock. Fast forward to a few months back, I noticed that Airguns of Arizona had a 45 in .177, with...the carbon fiber stock. Damn... I pondered, waited for a .22, to no avail.
What did I do, I bought the .177, and just swapped the stocks !!! So yeah, I now have an Argus 45, in .22 with...the carbon fiber stock. I've pondered selling the .177, but haven't made that decision yet.
.22 with carbon fiber stock -
.177 with the original .22 stock, that's been modified any vinyl wrapped -
Mike
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That worked out well for you but in my case I don’t have lots of cash to buy a .177 that I don’t really want.. And so far I haven’t been able to locate the .22 model.
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Mike,
How do you like the .177? Are you using any extra heavy pellets? If so, are you pleased with its accuracy?
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TLU -
I actually haven't put that much time into it. All of my long guns are .22 cal. I just haven't got it into my head that there's nothing wrong with the .177. Plus, most of my hand guns are... .177 ! So it shouldn't be that big a deal.
And as tuned from the factory, it's louder than my .22's, which is partly because I tune my .22's down (about 800fps) a bit, in FPS, which quiets them noticeably. I don't even know how fast the .177 is shooting !
Like I said above, I probably should sell it, but...I sort of look at it as spare parts for the .22 .
Plus like Airguns of Arizona apparently told you (above), they won't be getting any .22's with that stock.
Mike
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