well I finally done it
I bought me an edgun…
I haven’t got much trigger time behind it yet. But i can say I now have a new found respect for the edgun.
I’m very pleased with it. At 40 yards it’s dam near surgical. :8:
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Well done sir. Your scaring me though. With the unique shape of the butt, be very careful how you leave it on the bags or your baby might end up on the concrete…Just sayin
Congratulations Dman.
Oakey
You may want to take a sniff at the whole gun. If you smell pancakes and butter, especially in the trigger and forend area, I would recommend you to completely sanitize the gun before farther fondling her. :rofl:
Regards from a friend,
Vincent
I haven’t got much trigger time behind it yet. But i can say I now have a new found respect for the edgun.
I’m very pleased with it. At 40 yards it’s dam near surgical. :8:
Congrats. I just got one in .25 Caliber. Even if Hoot: :hoot: had his dirty lil fingers all over it it is still a very nice gun.
:hoot: :2:
Ratso
No one likes a bad nephew
Congratulation on the purchased! now let’s see a string for air efficient, jk. :whistle:
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hey Dman, what do you mean by newfound respect? Are you comparing it to some other bull pup? For my part I seem to have purchased the R3M after some evolutionary improvements were made. It’s a bit behind new models like the Vulcan so far as the side-cocking-keep-the-sight-picture goes, but otherwise I’m pleased with it. It also has the added feature of being simple to work on, comparatively speaking.
darryl