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Vulcan Tactic

Ordered Monday and dropped off by UPS today, will put through its pace this weekend and update, high level of metalwork finish just like its smaller sister, other than opening the box i have not had to check it out in detail

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quote Tony Byrne:

Ordered Monday and dropped off by UPS today, will put through its pace this weekend and update, high level of metalwork finish just like its smaller sister, other than opening the box i have not had to check it out in detail

https://goo.gl/photos/7Ka3jdjUzoCBeSBv9

Now, this is my Kinda gun 😎 😎 😎

Hope Vulcan is a trailblazer and other companies will pick up and follow.

Different like this?

decock the bolt backwards and trigger safety is enough. I think no one really used the magazine lock brass pin. My shroud is slightly different from keyser’s gen 2 too. It does not have the set screws that holds the threaded end of the suppressor and the end cap is different too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMla8nm2iRE

9:45 minutes

Really? Why did they get rid of it for the new ones? Is there a different procedure to decock?

brass pin what I tried to say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMla8nm2iRE

at 5:50 minutes

New Vulcans are without it.

Of course … Didn’t think of that.

the Maker had to simplify it for you know (The Americans) :rofl:

What ? No probe to lock the mag ??

” no probe to lock the magazine from rotating,”

My Vulcan bullpup .22 has arrived yesterday and it does not have the probe to lock the magazine from rotating neither. . New vulcans are without it. Yes It has the red cocking indicator at the back.

No cocking indicator and no magazine pin.

That’s a shame. Those two features come in handy. Without them you won’t know if the gun is cocked and won’t be able to uncock without removing the magazine. Not a dealbreaker, of course, but still. I wonder if this is one of those things that will be fixed in version 1.1

Could you take a picture of the buttpad so that we can see what you mean about it not being cut to the contour of the gun? Thanks.

holy crap, you want to tame that beast in .25, let me know how you do it, test it at both high full cylinder pressure and empty/under 100bar too. good luck
😯

Thanks Tony for the update. P.S. if the stock comes up over that area no hammer spring adjustment without disassemble either. 🙁 Damn, i starting to lean towards a vulcan with a longer barrel or LCD to tame the noise, shit. Will standby for your review, later.

Hi Guys … busy at work so its still in the box,

no cocking indicator the stock comes up over that area,
mine is .25
no probe to lock the magazine from rotating,
its APPROX 4 inchs longer than the bull pup i prefer the carbine balance but have not shot it yet other than to test power output to stay on the right side of UK law.
my only criticism or dislike is that the rear of the stock is not contoured to the shape of the adjustable shoulder pad
has the new bolt but not taken it apart to confirm if the internals are new spec, it does not twang like the bullpup but that could down to the ear placement of the two rifles

Tony

Congrats!

Is there a cocking indicator as on the bullpup?

quote Hoot:

:hoot:

A Vulcan “Long”????

Given a longer barrel and air cylinder, its’ performance should be improved over its’ little brother.

Hoot:

Hoot, I think the air tube and barrel are the same dimensions as the BP. Just looks longer because it’s set forward on a stock and the scope rail has been moved forward. If it is however longer, the better for us. I really like the looks of it though.
GSMR

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