Ed,That is a seriously good looking pcp in my opinion.
Agree, green laminate is a beautiful thing, synthetic, not so much. Dread so much that first ding, or dent, I just go synthetic, no longer an issue, plus save some bucks. WM
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Airgun Technologies cant keep it together......
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Agree, green laminate is a beautiful thing, synthetic, not so much. Dread so much that first ding, or dent, I just go synthetic, no longer an issue, plus save some bucks. WM
I'm right there with you. I don't own many pretty guns because I'm kind of rough on them. They're tools to me. Scratches and dings happen.
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Did the beautiful walnut stock thing with powder burners, slipped on some snow-covered ice while hunting shattering stock, been "synthetic" ever since. WM
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Well I just got my tracking from aoa so have to wait till Wednesday and Thursday for my toys to arrive
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We are anxious to hear notices of how this beaty shoots !!!trying to maintain........
cant take it.............................
my green laminate uragan 2 .25 600mm,
is at the ups hub less than 15 miles away,
scheduled for tomorrow by 2pm
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Not one of these YET. I may down the road.
My packages is the return of a revere safari that arrived with a leak, the other is a redwolf midnight.
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after the initial shock,
i keep becoming more and more impressed with it the more i handle it!
upon removing the top rail screws and lifting the rail off to begin swapping the cocking lever over to the right side,
was blown away at the quality of the machining!
and even moreso when i sat the rail back into its position and realized there was no wiggle at all without any bolts in it,
so like i said,
every second that passes i grow more fond of it lol
and no,i havent even fired a round yet hahaha
going to swap the cocking lever and put the arken on it and then take it out on the side porch for a tasty testeroooo
i keep becoming more and more impressed with it the more i handle it!
upon removing the top rail screws and lifting the rail off to begin swapping the cocking lever over to the right side,
was blown away at the quality of the machining!
and even moreso when i sat the rail back into its position and realized there was no wiggle at all without any bolts in it,
so like i said,
every second that passes i grow more fond of it lol
and no,i havent even fired a round yet hahaha
going to swap the cocking lever and put the arken on it and then take it out on the side porch for a tasty testeroooo
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so if the stock does not shatter wouldn't all that energy transfer to the receiver and barrel ?
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Can't really say it saved gun, or not, still own the Remington 870, replaced stock, and all. Main reason to go synthetic was never wanted to feel that bad again about destroying something so nice. WM
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Santa hit your neighborhood early. Very nice and congrats. Hoping she shoot better then she look and it's definitely a looker.
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im doing something kind of different
since the stock reminds me of my 2011 camaro SS i no longer own,
it needs accents that are similar lol
gotta be unique lol
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have i mentioned how much i am enjoying the quality of this gun? lol
unscrewed the moderator end of the shroud to see what sort of baffling it has,
and was greeted with a 1 piece machined aluminum setup.
took a shot over the chrony
with a 30gn h&n slug (907fps)
so figured when i strip it down to clean the barrel real good this evening,
ill degas and bump the reg up a bit.
but man i am digging this girl
unscrewed the moderator end of the shroud to see what sort of baffling it has,
and was greeted with a 1 piece machined aluminum setup.
took a shot over the chrony
with a 30gn h&n slug (907fps)
so figured when i strip it down to clean the barrel real good this evening,
ill degas and bump the reg up a bit.
but man i am digging this girl
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