Recent content by Ridgeline

That is a Benjamin Discovery mate, in a bit nicer gun stock.

Best budget air rifle one can buy mate!

I used to have a Gunpower SS which is your Condor and the only flexing I have seen were the targets at 300 yards :)

Yes, that is how it can be done on Daystates to adjust the hammer stroke. On the Wolverine there is a larger cutout in the action so the hammer is more visible and it is easier to operate that little grub screw. I prefer to take out the hammer mate, because I was never able to turn that screw...

Leave them mates. These Tipan dealers sure are crazy bunch of people based on what they write on their forum. Facts got exposed about this bullpup, lets move on to other guns worth talking about.

Ed, is an air rifle master no doubt.

Turboken77, I am beginning to think that these threads became infested with Taipan dealers mate posting as actual owners. They are really going after Sniperqty over on that over forum.

Nutcracker, these are some good numbers you are posting mate, 883 891 885 893 894 897 901 903 904 911 907 907 908 908 909 907 903 905 903 900 905 899 896 896 892 893 887 889 885 880 883 Perhaps they did something new with the hammer design in their latest builds. I have not visited the Daystate...

Roy mate, is the .25 Wolverine as US purchased rifle, eh? The reason I ask is because FAC guns sold here in Europe (some guns) shoot slower then the ones build for US market. I am basing my opinion here based on shot strings I've seen posted on EU forums on some unregulated guns. Based on your...

Amazing! This gun gets better and better.

The more I look at close up shots of these rifles. The more I find similarity with P12 SPA production quality. I am almost sure of that lads parts are made in China also not just barrels, and we are not told the truth about where these are actually made. Even the cap head screws match on Taipan...

They may even come without regulators, eh? Might as well label these air rifles as made in CHUEUSA (China/Ukraine/EU/USА) right from the start. You said it best mate, no one actually speaking about the end consumers that were sold inferior products. Instead, all we read about from these Taipan...

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You are doing an incredible job telling us about these unique and very interesting air rifles.

John, You can't compare Chinese and Korean quality with that of 100% made in the UK. Visit the Air Arms factory and you will understand. I am sorry I disagree. People don't mind paying 2000 for their air guns, what they do mind is when the promised quality expected at this price range is not...