Manual magazine for Edgun on Yellow….
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Hoot,
YOu can have the edgun for 8 payments of $500 and a free weekend trip to Hot Springs
JR
I want to know and I don’t even currently own an Edgun.
However, if “jr” comes to his right mind, he’ll sell me his for $500.
H 😯 😯 T
Kind regards, Mike
I’d love to learn more about it !!! 😀
Cheers
Trygve 😀
Texas Talon,
I’m of the opinion that wishes to know more about these magazines, availability. It’s been a couple years since anyone has been able to purchase a manual magazine for an Edgun. I was glad to see this one and even more glad to have you come forward. Looks great – I’m sure there is a lot who wishes to know more, please share.
Kind regards, Mike
[quote=”kazzz”]Hmmmmmmmm
so you’re ending up with a mag in your face and MUST use high mounts..
Nah, rubbish for me.[/quote]
Hello, I’m a long time reader and this will be my first post. I know a
little about this magazine after using one for the past 10 months. Its
machined to fit the .22 R3 Edgun using delrin and brass as material.
Held in place by one small strong magnet. It sits a little over one inch (1.080) above receiver, I have med. scope mounts on my R3, high mounts not required to use this mag. This RUBBISH sells pretty good, think I’ll machine some more trash. Thanks for the review.
Hmmmmmmmm
so you’re ending up with a mag in your face and MUST use high mounts..
Nah, rubbish for me.
Hey Hoot,
I chatted via email with the gentlemen who made the magazine. Nice guy. Created one for himself and I believe he made one more. Not interested really in making more. As I was interested…
JR
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Anyone who ever owned an Edgun knows it was overpriced, new, at $1650.00.
Get a grip….it’s an outdated, mechanical action, single shot, pellet rifle, with an exceptionally good valve, regulator, and an LW barrel. Those features do not make it priceless because they are common on other high end non-bullpup pcp rifles.
A mechanical clip is next best to nothing on that rifle.
A multi-shot Cricket sells for $1250.00 USD in the Netherlands, and the .25 caliber sells for $1650.00. All multi-shot, self-indexing, magazines. The synthetic stock version will sell for less than $1250, but I don’t know how much less. I suspect around $1000 to $1100 USD.
The Cricket will quickly dominate the bullpup market because it will be mass produced and less expensive. There’s nothing magic about any bullpup. It’s short. It’s light. The cheek weld is horrible. That’s it.
It’s a bubble whose time has come to burst. That will happen with easy market access to other quality bullpups, or the release of the electronic version of the Edgun.
So, it you are going to sell it for $4500+, best get moving, and let us know how that works out for you.
Kindly ‘Ol Uncle H 😯 😯 T