My comment was based purely on price, not quality. I bought my Marauders in 2010 and 2015, and I hadn't heard anything about them not being made in the US. Again, as my comment was not related to quality, let us return the conversation to the guns at hand.
So I was asked to run a regulated creep test on the MAX
Filled it yesterday to 200 BAR and let her sit for more then 24 hours,
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I know nothing about regulated guns so you tell me if this is good or not.
Good way to reel people in with the rumor of Made in the US, and lots of people still believe that,...great marketing.
Good way to reel people in with the rumor of Made in the US, and lots of people still believe that,...great marketing.
All Maruaders are assembled outside Rochester NY. Some parts are made in China, and other countries, including the US. The syn stock, breech, air tube, and barrels are made here. Far as I last knew. Outside of Air Force, not sure if there are any other airguns in this price range that can claim "Assembled in USA".
From what has been reported on these Pre-production Airacuda's, they do sound promising in both construction and performance for price. Performance with small mods looks very good. I look forward to seeing a China gun with full parts support here in the States. I have given up on Nova Vista. I wish Travis and all the dealers that will carry them, success.
Dying to get my hands on one of these in .22 max. I’ll be even more excited for a .30, although shot count will probably suffer dramatically.
Once your over .25 call you really need a carbon tank with a regulator to bring it to the next level.