Airgun Technology Vulcan Bullpup Review
Someone’s getting a new toy… 10 Weeks till full Review and counting down… :whistle:
Made by the company Airgun Technology CZ Ltd.,
Located in the Czech Republic, ATL develops and produces PCP rifles and pistols intended for sports, recreation and hunting.
The VULCAN Bullpup is the first mass-produced rifle of the company and has incorporated all the best achievements in the field of airguns into its design.
Specifications:
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Available calibres: 4.5 (.177); 5.5 (.22); 6.35 (.25);
Automatic magazine: 13 (.177), 11 (.22) and 9 (.25) shots;
CZ chocked barrel, 12 grooves;
Barrel length 450 mm, twist 450 mm;
Ergonomic front cocking lever (Swap to left or right);
Weaver rail;
Safety catch;
Sound moderator 28 mm;
Air tank volume 290 cm3;
Working pressure 250 bar;
Overall length 670 mm;
Weight 2,9 kg (without scope).
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My Brother Kayser…
you might right. ..or this might a part of the bolt pin comes out when you cock the gun…I think …or maybe that pin just under your mentioned point. .. I don’t know. … I hope they didn’t miss that point. .. Otherwise they will lose selling their products to some countries like UK…
This little pup really looks like a winner.. if the performance is good I think it will be a strong contender in the Bullpup PCP market for sure..
Best looking Bullpup so far,…..After painting that stock BLACK it should look really, really sharp, A weaver rail under the forearm to be able to put a magpul angled grip would finish this pup just right :biggrinn: :biggrinn: :biggrinn: :biggrinn:
Those guys are stressed after the fruitless Submarine – hunt a couple of months back so it’s understandable.
Oh yes, I remember that. Hairnets were lost in the laundry and the brave defenders of Swedish crown had their long hair exposed to mighty winds of Baltic sea completely ruining the hard work of Sven the hair dresser. No wonder the morale plummeted and they found nothing but some senior fishermen to blame.
Hemn,
I can’t imagine this airgun builder would not put a HST on the gun or a way to adjust the power. He went so far as to build a cocking indicator on her. I am hoping that this is the adjuster. This screw looks like my Cricket.
I heard about this Volcan that has no power adjuster. ..which is very bad for PCP air rifle. …
Does anyone know about this?
The Swedish armed forces have code red on the invasion already. That means they hide under their blankets while silently calling Oxnard for help.
Those guys are stressed after the fruitless Submarine – hunt a couple of months back so it’s understandable.
Yes, we have rams made of steel and we knock then down with airguns. I guess that’s an evolutionary thing after burning down enough of them straw rams, they do adapt 😯 Ville, the ice is setting across the gulf, are you prepared for the steel ram invasion?
That’s done as an offer for Oxnard the Snow God.
It’s yule and there’s a a guy with a hammer riding a sledge pulled by hogs, not exactly your coca-cola type of santa claus … In Sweden it’s actually a national sports to burn rams made of straw …
Oxnard is the mainstream amongs people who know better. That fat-ass Santa is more like breakfast meat for the almighty Ox’.
You are getting quite a stable of guns built up. :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:
We expect a report when it arrives.
Hoot:
PS: Is there “Christmas” in Swedelandia? Or do you guys still worship “Oxnard the Snow God”?
Just got an update : Mine will be here in the end of January, in .22 flavor. Merry Christmas
I have one in .22 on order. The prize in Czech Crowns is about 1300 Euro converted. So between Cricket / EdGun in price.
Only 1 .22 left now tho hoot and 2. .25 left at the link I produced been on sale a while there the lads in Netherlands have bought them out I think same with hummingbirds ect what came to Europe they snatched em up
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Does anyone know about this?
The HST is located in the same position as the cricket (behind the hammer spring) and has the same two holes for a tool to insert and adjust it. The power is also adjustable on the reg like any other PCP.
IMO its by far the best looking pup out there and Im sure it will have the performance to match..
The only thing I see as a potential niggle is that rear downward cut in the bolt position.. I hope it is just a lock position to install a mag and not one of those horrible triple action three position bolts like BSA had.. They are the worst bolt action design Ive ever used, not only slow but really bad for double feeding if you forgot to click it into its 3rd position which cocks it…
It looks to me from Teds vid at the IWA show that it is a three stage cocker (51 secs) like the BSA in which case its design perfection for me at least has been dealt a disappointing blow..
Interested to hear if you can confirm this for us Ted as you are the only one of us that has handled this little lady..(thats if you are still not pissed at all the arschloch’s here)