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Parts for the Vulcan?

I was very excited about this gun. And I don’t mean to be a stick in the mud but this issue should be addressed. I recently inquired about the Vulcan .22 with a US Vendor and was told they didn’t know if they were going to continue carrying the Vulcan because of not being able to get parts. I was told that the company making Vulcan was more interested in filling orders then sending parts out. I am sure that this small company is working like crazy to fill orders. I guess there has been some problems with a few guns which is expected with any new release and this vender wanted to make good on it’s sale of the Vulcan and couldn’t get parts. This is not made up it came from a vendor and it’s a concern. I just bought a Cricket and was looking to buy a Vulcan too.

Oakey

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quote foxback:

Smooth as butter, with a few hundred pellets though her.
Best thing since sliced bread. :rofl:

Yep! I actually filed down the sharp edges on the plate with a fine file and greased things with PTFE grease and it is sweet.

liquid soup

Smooth as butter, with a few hundred pellets though her.
Best thing since sliced bread. :rofl:

lovin that lever handle. How is that side leaver working? I am reading mixed reviews

Here’s the load handle i got from UK :

I’m pretty sure Talon Tunes will come out with one of their own too.

Of course i did it myself. Easy guns to work on so with a bit of know-how on the workings of a PCP anyone can work on them. Not like my Daystate Air Wolf with it’s electronics and all shit. Good luck working on those if/when the electronics throw in the Towel … 🙁

quote Sir Ville:

quote oakey631:

quote Sir Ville:

I ordered a couple of spare mags, a set of o-rings and the new model load bolt Wednesday evening .Received an e- mail from Evgeny yesterday with tracking info. Cheap parts to boot : a spare mag cost just 20 €.

Glad to hear this. They will be a tad more expensive here in the USA but this is a good sign. I spoke with Anthony at Talon he assured me he will be carrying parts and servicing the Vulcan for Warranties. I order one yesterday. It was mostly your account of the gun that stroked my interest.

Oakey

Attaboy! It´s a nice gun for sure. Everyone who´s tried mine is stunned by how accurate it is and so am i. The Cricket Compact and this one are the best AG´s i´ve owned. The Cricket after some tuning and the Vulcan with only a trigger adjustment.

I am very excited. You will have to walk me through a cricket tune if you did it yourself Sir Ville.

Thansk
Oaks

quote oakey631:

quote Sir Ville:

I ordered a couple of spare mags, a set of o-rings and the new model load bolt Wednesday evening .Received an e- mail from Evgeny yesterday with tracking info. Cheap parts to boot : a spare mag cost just 20 €.

Glad to hear this. They will be a tad more expensive here in the USA but this is a good sign. I spoke with Anthony at Talon he assured me he will be carrying parts and servicing the Vulcan for Warranties. I order one yesterday. It was mostly your account of the gun that stroked my interest.

Oakey

Attaboy! It´s a nice gun for sure. Everyone who´s tried mine is stunned by how accurate it is and so am i. The Cricket Compact and this one are the best AG´s i´ve owned. The Cricket after some tuning and the Vulcan with only a trigger adjustment.

quote WalkonKing:

If you all want to do yourselves a favor

Order your Vulcan from Tony at TalonTunes.

I did yesterday.

Thanks Tony. Let us know when the .177 Vulcans become available. In the meantime I think I need to sell an Eddy .25.

Vulcans will ship from my shop in Jacksonville Fl.
We are our own seller, importer, and warranty service for Vulcan.
We have ties with no other U.S. dealer.
If you are not happy, TalonTunes will make it right.

Good idea. Where does Tony ship from?

If you all want to do yourselves a favor

Order your Vulcan from Tony at TalonTunes.

it is like a soap opera with some of the vendor and vendor alliances. Friends become enemies and enemies become friends. Maybe avoiding the vendors involved in the shenanigans might be a wise choice except they may be the primary distributor of a particular gun one is interested in. Keep the downward pricing pressure on. 😛

quote Sir Ville:

I ordered a couple of spare mags, a set of o-rings and the new model load bolt Wednesday evening .Received an e- mail from Evgeny yesterday with tracking info. Cheap parts to boot : a spare mag cost just 20 €.

Glad to hear this. They will be a tad more expensive here in the USA but this is a good sign. I spoke with Anthony at Talon he assured me he will be carrying parts and servicing the Vulcan for Warranties. I order one yesterday. It was mostly your account of the gun that stroked my interest.

Oakey

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