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WARNING: DO YOU WANT AN EDGUN .25 CALIBER DUAL MAGNUM?

Announcing rumors of the all new, only pcp of it’s kind in the world, the EDGUN .25 DUAL MAGNUM!

…EDGUN .25 DUAL MAGNUM…

SET IT “LOW” FOR WHEN THE PELLET HITS THE TARGET!

SET IT “HIGH” FOR WHEN THE CAST SLUG HITS THE MEAT!

For the first time, you hunt with the same gun you practice with. .30 caliber power in a .25 caliber, dual use, bullpup!

Only at EDGUN!

(Utilizes the .30 caliber valve/regulator in a .25 Long. High/low power adjustment with a simple hammer spring tension adjustment!

No development costs! No research. All the parts are being manufactured already. Just drop it in, and sell it!

Set your own speed with a knurled HST adjustment rod: Go low = 880 fps for .25gr pellet use! Go high = 950 fps/1000 for .25, 70gr, cast slug, deadly stopping power!

(Perhaps coming soon to an Edgun dealer near you!)

EdGun

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watch your tone MR. Sir ville You may be put on the FOE list too…… :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I just saw this on the Yellow, who knew. It is said to come with a bi-pod and extra rubber washers. Not available in Sweden or was that Norway. Same/Same

Regards LarryW 😛 😛

quote Hoot:

Even you can adjust a hammer tension spring, especially if it has a knurled adjustment knob.

I tried that once. It took me for a long time to find out – and i looked very closely too – that neither my Stanley nor my Teng Tools Ball Peen Hammer seem to have any kind of spring in them. I couldn´t find that knurled knob on neither , no matter how i looked. Do i own old models of these fine Hammers or are you just trying to pull a fast one on me again ??

quote Sir Ville:

I´ll buy one ! But first when it functions properly and smoothly and when spare parts become readily available. 😎

It’s a .25 Long, been around for years! Single shot…what’s to go wrong?

Even you can adjust a hammer tension spring, especially if it has a knurled adjustment knob.

With the new quieter oval moderator, using the .30 spring/valve/regulator which I’m certain can be turned down to accommodate a 25gr pellet at 880 fps, and could easily be turnd up to push a cast .25 caliber slug at high speed, it’s a proven performer.

The only spare parts you will need are O-rings.

Have I ever lied to you? besides, Ed could discontinue those out-dated .30 calibers and provide a flat shooting, hard hitting .25 with the same power and less cost for ammo, especially when target shooting. You don’t even have to adjust the scope for high/low. Just use the mildots!

It’s genius, I tell you…pure genius. Why, I wouldn’t be surprised if Ed gives me one free, out of pure gratitude, and throws in a nickle plated Lelya in .22 caliber!!! He’s that kind of guy! (I hope!)

I´ll buy one ! But first when it functions properly and smoothly and when spare parts become readily available. 😎

Wow! What an incredible idea! I can’t believe I didn’t think of this myself…

Kindest regards,

Uncle H 😯 😯 t

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