Edgun vs Air Wolf
I just wanted to hear what people’s thoughts on these two guns are. I have the Air Wolf with a PAG shroud and it is a superb gun. It is very accurate, exceptionally quiet and the trigger is to die for. However, it is relatively heavy, quite long and I always forget to charge the battery. I am very tempted to go for an Edgun instead as I hear nothing but good things about them. They are also accurate, well regulated and relatively quiet (and I am sure that they can be made more so). However, I have never owned a Bullpup before, but I do know that the trigger can’t be in the same league as the Air Wolf, which is concerning (that being said, virtually any trigger is a step down from the Wolf’s: it really is that good).
So, what is everyone’s thoughts on these two badass rifles? I do know one thing: if you own either then you are a lucky man.
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I don’t have an Air Wolf so the only thing I can say about them is I’ve always been fascinated by what I’ve read about them and intriqued by the electronics. I’d love to experience the trigger as I gather it’s more like a switch than a trigger. The Edgun I can vouch for. I just received mine a couple of weeks ago so I am not nearly as knowledgeable as most of the owners here but, I can tell you it surpassed my expectations. The sheer size and feel is difficult to explain and do it justice. It is so compact and well balanced. But in no way does it feel or look like a toy.
I have a number of airguns including a Daystate, Air Arms, Air Force, Sam Yang, and an old FWB, but I can honestly say the Edgun is in a league of it’s own.
Two good pieces of advice others have given you; if you don’t like it, getting your money back will not be a problem. The other is, the wait is a bitch!
Good luck and keep us posted with your decision.
The wait 😡
The Edgun is short, lightweight, excellent accuracy, good shot to shot consistency due to regulation, 70 shots per fill, very little POI shifts from top to bottom fill, no electronics 😉 to mess around with and the trigger is not to die for but still very good! What’s not to like about it?
get the edgun, its a great gun, short, silent, and powerful, i love mine, one good thing is you dont have to do anything to it. if you dont like it resell it you will get your money back, quickly.
just my two cents
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I have them both several times over. The MCT is the best gun I have – period. And I have quite a few. However, the Edgun is an exceptional PCP gun that outperforms many other high end PCP rifles in the accuracy and consistency departments. Plus the shot count is way up there. The ONLY thing I do not like about the Edgun is it is a single shot. I prefer a 10 shot magazine. Other than that – you need one.
The two rifles are completely different in style. The wood on the MCT is top shelf. The wood on the Edgun is…well, just wood. Not a high end stock by any means. But it’s light, very light.
Ed done a fine job on the Edgun, and the multishot will be even better for this line. But the English produced the finest gun ever – the MCT.
My $0.02
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