Q:

What the *****"?

I have a first gen. .25 Vulcan and I have never had any problems with o-rings or anything gun wise problems related to it in
any manner except to letting my brother borrow it before I had the new level mod done to it and he loaded too many
pellets into the barrel and I had to have a new barrel replacement . My gun is what ? Now over two years old and still
shoots like a laser . With Donney’s LDC it is , Totally super quiet and I can shoot and kill birds at 15 yards in the backyard
tree without spooking the other birds and they just sit there waiting for me to shoot them . My question is why is there
so many problems with all the Vulcans made after the First Gen . Guns ? Any other First Gen. owners have anything to
say on this subject ?

FROM : THE BIRDMAN

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I don’t think that there is any decline in quality, but they simplified the design: lower number of components, fewer holes to drill and thread. ultimately should be more robust. the price should have gone down a bit!

no idea, maybe the distributor is messing around too much? :rofl:

Same here. my Gen 1 is perfect.

Same here Bird and FM. Mines over two years old and have had nothing wrong other than when it was days old the it wasn’t shooting consistently. After a trip to Doctor Ernest it hasn’t had a hiccup since. Shoots awesome now and it’s my go to gun in the truck. The Cricket feels left out now………………………. :sadn:

I think mine was Gen 1 honestly… I have had it a little over two years as well without a single issue to speak of. I did over tighten a mag I guess but quickly had it solved solo lol. Mine is a gem. I have added the new features like side lever, adjustable butt, neweat shroud, etc so it’s all I can ask for atm. The only thing I was disappointed with at all and I’m stretching here was the reg settled a bit low on the JSB Heavies for my preference. It is currently visiting Ernest for a spa day. I never depinged and after two yrs hand pumping I thought I’d let him do what he do lol.
Proud parent here

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