New Vulcans Gen 4
Our latest shipment of new Vulcans with new stock and butt plate are in.
Sorry, no synthetics yet….
Thanks, Tony
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One of the best selling powder burning pistols is made mostly out of polymer.
GLOCK
FBI, Police and quite a few in the private sector don’t seem to mind.
DT
Used the Air Chrony (stationary model) for several years now. Good stuff !
While i understand people´s concerns regarding the polymere trigger blade i also understand why it´s made that way : Cost and weight. When used in appropriate places strong polymere is more than adequate as a material for firearms parts – hence most modern military firearms have several parts made out of it.
Each to their own. :fishinghole:
Where are you from?
Maybe he won’t, but if you can give me his contact info, I will send him an email.
Thanks.
airguntechnology@gmail.com here you go. Keep us posted 😉
shokran habibi….
That Air Crony looks pretty trick! Never know what you will find within these links! Thanks Drunk!
DT
Might take a while for him to respond, right now he is Portugal, taking part in XXVI Field Target World Championship 🙂
http://www.wftc2016.com/OfficialSite/?page=home
Maybe he won’t, but if you can give me his contact info, I will send him an email.
Thanks.
airguntechnology@gmail.com here you go. Keep us posted 😉
Maybe he won’t, but if you can give me his contact info, I will send him an email.
Thanks.
Why not tell Evgeny your concerns? Maybe he will listen
WTF?? A $1,500+ premium airgun and it has a plastic trigger? Not the trigger guard but the actual trigger itself is plastic?
oh no, please do not react like that ElmerFudd…
according to Kris here… I am the ONLY ONE who cries about the plastic trigger of the Vulcan!
I get the distinction. Or my username would have been plasticdreams… right, kris?
if this was the Olympics, I get the GOLD… trigger if there was one.
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you are so undecided. the longer you think about it the more you fuck up
regarding the plastic trigger: on facebook long time ago some guy showed pictures of a broken trigger, he gave his gun to someone and they pulled so hard on it that it broke on the top, where the pin is for the link joint. They fixed it by drilling another hole on next to original. back then he did not complain about it being plastic, only you come here crying about it being plastic.
my 2 hw100 have plastic trigger blades, and they feel like plastic, the Vulcans feels like a tank, feels like metal. No worries
maybe, I am the only one who is not comfortable about a plastic trigger. and that is not negotiable, even if you say it is built like a tank… a plastic tank at that.
if you like plastics, well, I don’t.
and I do not like the Impact neither. maybe if it is given to me free, I will accept it.
is that a problem?
steeldreams, go and get yourself an impact
:rofl:
you are so undecided. the longer you think about it the more you fuck up
regarding the plastic trigger: on facebook long time ago some guy showed pictures of a broken trigger, he gave his gun to someone and they pulled so hard on it that it broke on the top, where the pin is for the link joint. They fixed it by drilling another hole on next to original. back then he did not complain about it being plastic, only you come here crying about it being plastic.
my 2 hw100 have plastic trigger blades, and they feel like plastic, the Vulcans feels like a tank, feels like metal. No worries
Didn’t even noticed it is made of polymer. The blade is good and serves its purpose very well. Not that I shoot in extreme weather conditions, but in such circumstances it would be rather a benefit than a drawback.
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Hello guys. I bought this beautiful gun only yesterday. The seller says it’s the 4th generation with the stock of the older generation since he ordered the guns with old stocks for reasons he explained but didn’t convince me. Please can you help identify the generation of my bullpup? Thanks