Edgun vs Cricket
Does anyone have first hand experience with these two rifles? I’d be most interested in a comparison of the .25’s . How do they compare? Accuracy? Efficiency?
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I have to agree to your point regarding parts availability-or the lack thereoff. It´s a bad joke! A gun this good should have a matching parts service or at the very least one should be able to get a hold on spare parts within a month-which in my book is alredy pushing it but nevertheless.
A-grade gun, F-grade customer service/parts availability. Correction – the service is so bad it doesn´t make the chart.
It´s a shame really. I like the EdGun and everything else about it.
I own both, Edgun in .25 and (.22 sold) and cricket in .22.
Get the Cricket if you like:
available NOW
Multi shot
OOB Sweet trigger pull
*Shoot at correct FPS OOB
Change power on the fly
No need to mess with regulator down the road
Easier to maintenance than Edgun
Single piece block housing (trigger/sear, action, bolt etc)
Did I mention less $$$
***if you need parts, you will get it in 1 week***
Get the Edgun if you like:
Wait on the list
OOB trigger is worse than Chinese made
Does not shoot correct FPS OOB
Does NOT change power ont he fly (remove stock)
HAVE TO mess with regulator down the road
Single shot (presently)
Multi pieces housing (trigger/sear, action, bolt etc)
want to pay 200-300 more$$
*most air efficent PCP
***If you need part, you have to wait at least 1m+***
!!!!!!!!!!!I am still waiting for my Edgun regulator SINCE MAY!!!!!!!
Both are grade A build and dead nut accuracy!
That is my experience with both bullpups, other might have diff opinion.
Thanks for the exciting post!
I have experience with the Edgun. I loved it but like many here on this forum, ran into a speed bump and had to sell it, along with a few of my other AF rifles. I have recently been looking for another Condor in .25 and happened to run across the Cricket.
If it’s that close in accuracy and efficiency to my old Edgun, for HUNDREDS less, I’m getting one!
Again, thanks for the info!
My experience with the .25 Cricket is quite simple….buy one!
My experience with both my Edgun .22’s is quite simple….buy one!
The Cricket .25 is a multi-shot. The Edgun .25 will soon be a multi-shot. Barring a microscopic examination, the average shooter would be more than delighted to own either brand. They are both insanely accurate, well built, and expensive.
However, IF you must have the best of the best of the best, with features and quality that an average shooter will never notice, or possibly use….then buy both.
Point: Both, in multi-shot versions, would be adequate for anything a normal shooter would use it for. Both exceed the users ability for accuracy. Both, if reasonably cared for, will last longer than most owners will possess them. Both can be disassembled and repaired by the owner, if needed.
You are trying to compare great to great. I’m not certain a single answer is the right answer…depends on mostly on owner mindset.
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I hope the Cricket’s competitiveness and availability improves the Matador service. 😐