Bullpups vs semi and regular rifles.
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I only have 5 PCPs and 3 are P35s - bullpups. The others are a Prod and an Avenger. The only one I have not adjusted the trigger on is the Prod. I probably did the most on the Avenger. But all my airguns have good triggers now. I still like the Prod trigger the most but the Avenger is a nice crisp single stage. I cannot make the P35s a single stage without eliminating the safety. So they will stay two stage. But the "first stage" is really just taking the slack out of the trigger. I made it as light as possible and it doesn't bother me at this point. The second stage, the real trigger pull, is now light and crisp. I have to put longer sear adjustment screws in the Avenger and the P35s to get rid of the creep.
In the end, the only difference in my P35s triggers is the light first stage. It is because of the additional mechanism because it is a bullpup. But it isn't a big deal to me. I don't have experience on other guns but if you can adjust the sear engagement you should be able to have a decent trigger, bullpup or traditional. But the bullpups may have to have a first stage, which most airguns seem to have anyway.
In the end, the only difference in my P35s triggers is the light first stage. It is because of the additional mechanism because it is a bullpup. But it isn't a big deal to me. I don't have experience on other guns but if you can adjust the sear engagement you should be able to have a decent trigger, bullpup or traditional. But the bullpups may have to have a first stage, which most airguns seem to have anyway.
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The only real difference for me is if the bullpup has any kind of a ping that hasn't been addressed.
What BP you shooting that has such a loud action?
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Vulcan 3 .30 Cal......
After shooting some pellets you feel your head like having spent 4 hours on a party with loud discusting music.
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I like, deeply like, Airgun Technology rifles, but look at this configuration:
It is a beauty !!!
Short, accurate, a lot of shots per fill, not heavy.... Triple Wow!
It is a beauty !!!
Short, accurate, a lot of shots per fill, not heavy.... Triple Wow!
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With a 480 bottle instead of that oxygen tank, if that gun was mine, all my other guns would be collecting dust in squirrel season.
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Thank you Sir. I was not aware the Wolverine HP R was available in anything under a 24” polygonal barrel. What a fine hunter she must be. Accurate, short, light & with a standard rifle stock (action Forward) is most appealing.
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I do not like when hunting being worried about running out of air.
I buy with the large bottle peace for my personal madness.
When traveling in the road I like to re-fill the tank of the car when it gets to half empty.
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