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Vulcan Pre-Order At TalonTunes…

Now taking $50.00 refundable deposit for Vulcan Bullpups due mid to late April.
Call 904-333-8643
Email
tony@talontunes.com
Price is $1595.00 for .22 or .25
Thanks, Tony

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Zonk , buy the caliber that you think will be in your best interest . If having two different guns both in the same caliber is what you want ,
your the buyer and said shooter . All I can say is the problem with having two guns in the same caliber is that at a certain time if both guns
are equal to each other in total performance you will have to choose one over the other unless you can shoot one gun one day and the other
the next day and be able to make that kind of trade off . The .22 caliber is a good caliber and I was able to kill a coyote at 9 yds. with it .
I personally believe that the .25 caliber is by far a better pest killing caliber and I have killed two Gray Foxes shooting that caliber . Again
the choice is up to you and which ever you choose I wish you all the best in all of your shooting endeavers .

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You’re the best ! Better than all the rest …

Now I understand 22 V/S 25 everything is clear as a bell, Just ask and you guys, and clear it up like poof,
When I start to buy my next PCP, It will be all clear,,, Since I have owned both 22 and 25 its always been back and forth of the better caliber, But now I under stand and its all very clear,,, With this new information with out a drought the best one is that one…
I was going back and forth on both calibers , but now I have seen the light, Its like someone turned on the light switch, I see it now.
I just want to think Yall for the insight on the caliber as I was going back and forth for so long . I did not see the new information on the best caliber there is,,
I just hope I cleared it up, On the best of the best, I am sure I will keep the other one but for sure I am going to buy the one that’s the best,,,
I thought for sure I was thinking about the best one, But having both , Its made it very clear to buy the best one for what you are shooting,
I sure hope this helps Zonk decide.
Mike

I am looking forward to a review of an early .177. 😉

quote Zonk:

quote eelect:

Zonk is wonder right now what will he do with 2 22 cal air guns. I know he really likes his cricket which I don’t blame him

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Cricket will stay in breakfast room to shoot out the window and Vulcan will travel with me to kill elsewhere….I can’t afford .25 cal pellets as I’d have to cut down my Bud lite beer drinking………..

Keep it balanced Zonk. Good idea

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Zonk is wonder right now what will he do with 2 22 cal air guns. I know he really likes his cricket which I don’t blame him

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Cricket will stay in breakfast room to shoot out the window and Vulcan will travel with me to kill elsewhere….I can’t afford .25 cal pellets as I’d have to cut down my Bud lite beer drinking………..

lead Pecker has old Zonker running around in circles with all his jpeg posts Zonks just lost

Zonk is wonder right now what will he do with 2 22 cal air guns. I know he really likes his cricket which I don’t blame him

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What did I buy?? .22 .25?? Can someone help me home….

Mike, I stuck with the .22 because #1. I have tins and tins and tins of .22 pellets. And # 2. I can’t stand to see any more blood shed…. And last but least, it’d be to heavy for me to preform my over the shoulder holding a mirror backwards shooting stunt.

leave Zonk alone he is getting old and is highly confused!

Zonk
I thought you were going to step up to a .25?
I guess if your used to the .22s, A .25 is pretty gross on impact with small game.
Mike

Did more come in or is that mine your selling…………………………………. :rofl:

That’s correct.

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[quote=”Sir Ville”]It doesn’t. I got mine from Evgeny but it can be adjusted with thin pointy nose pliers . I don’t know the English name for those.

“Needle nose pliers” They have a thicker end than the snap ring pliers, less apt to slip.

Hoot:

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