Is the VULCAN the Perfect Bullpup?
I read somewhere that the guy behind the Vulcan design and production used to work for Kalibr and Cricket thing, and the Vulcan is the result of correcting the mistakes he saw on the Cricket as well as adding his improvements.
I tried and have not yet seen much any reports and discussions on problems with the Vulcan. We all must have seen the issues with the Edgun and Cricket a long long time ago.
This led me to ask… is this the perfect bullpup so far?
Except for a comment of the plain wood used in a stock, it seems everyone is perfectly happy right from opening the box.
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Key, that’s what I’ve heard also. I’ll tell you more next week as I should have mine by then. I’ve been to busy shooting Prairie Dogs to test………..
I hold the opinion that the perfect bullpup does not yet exist. The Vulcan is damn close. I have the one of the first .25s imported into the USA. I got the gun in March. I can honestly tell you it took me at least 6 weeks to learn how to shoot the gun well. The little bully likes to jump when fired. The gun can totally do it’s part, I mean she can cut cards at 50 yards. I just needed to learn the right grip to really kick ass with it. The gun is kinda pingy when fired. With the new moderator from TGAG the gun is quieter than my EDgun .25. I also would like to see more MOA added to the rail, I needed a -20 MOA mount in order to reach 250 meters with my MRAD turret.
I have no problems with the gun. I have fired 1700 rounds through the gun with out a single hiccup. I have dropped a lot of pigeons and squirrels with it too. All in all I really love the Vulcan.
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1700 rounds without a single hiccup…
if that is not perfect to many.. that is certainly perfectly close to perfect to me..
I will start talking to my wife about a Vulcan from now..
please keep counting till the first hiccup.. i hope you can count up to ten thousand…but it is perfectly alright if you get tired at around five thousand rounds… 😆