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To all reading this thread. I have unintentionally misinformed you regarding reference to a/the AGT/ Vulcan/ Uragan slug guru I mentioned in the previous post. The gentlemans name is Hearkens not Haskins. This has not been sitting well with me since I posted it as myself searching for his name...

Sure. .25 cal & .30. My distance is between 80 & 130 yds. for ground squirrell‘s. Calm conditions 5-6 kts. with pellets .25 Kings 880-885 fps. Heavies 860 fps. Winds greater than calm or quartering tail wind = .30 for pellets and slugs for .25. Speed for .30 44.75 gr is 880. Speed for slugs is...

Vulcan II barrel length 500 mm for bullpup as well as tactic. Bulpup is a short stout hunter. Solid w/ no poi shift, robustly built & performing with surgical precision. Ergonomically pleasing, well balanced & notorious for shooting at distance very well with both pellets and slugs. Beautiful...

Thank you for the tip Kayaker that is outstanding customer service. “Shooting right from the box” who wouldn’t appreciate that? I would! I would!

If you remain in your point blank range and have adequate ambient light you already have all that you need. If you do not have adequate ambient light but still remain within your point blank range a predator light will be needed. I use an Odepro model 57 I believe. It is more than adequate for...

Thank you Myles, The Kalibrgun website is the source for my research & apparently has quite a bit of conflicting information as well as incorrect pictures portraying certain models. Thank you for correcting me & helping me to get a better understanding of your particular gun as it is the one I...

Hi Headshots, My reference to thermal was soley to relieve eye strain from constant viewing through nightvision. Thermal is an additional tool to scan for prey. It is quick and effective therefore preventing constant scaning through nightvision eliminating excessive eye strain. I am not clear...

It appears that all Kalibrgun Cricket II’s are not equal and that is dissapointing & in my opinion bad for business. For example: A Tactical Cricket II has a cocking indicator & I love that feature. Not only a huge safety feature but an excellent visual aid to prevent double loading which...

@Footloose your blowing an O ring can be cured by insuring the bolt/cocking lever/ charging handle is fully closed. Many guns experience the same result if the bolt is not fully closed/seated. Your pressure differential between fill pressure and regulator pressure can also be sorted. There are...

@Headshots & @Ezana4CE A thanks to the both of you for an insightful, thorough discussion in this thread. This specific scope VV 3-12x44IR was a recent acquisition for a bullpup that is used for pest hunting Boar (depredation) at night. My first impression of looking through this scope, during...

@mubhaur, Thank you Sir for the verification on the new larger plenum. Wow! That is also a very nice addition. It is a shame Kalibrgun does not offer a threaded shroud on the Cricket II airtube models; I have only seen that feature on their bottle fed guns.

@wolfmangreg, There is a bullpup carbon stock model available in the states at Airguns of Arizona it is just not featured on there website for some reason. The carbon stock is quite expensive as one would expect.

And there we have it! Cocking handle placed on the left side, ambidextrous - that feature alone is indeed an improvement. Thank you Kayaker. Improvements for Cricket II: 1) Forward cocking 2) ambidextrous Is anyone aware of any additional improvements over the original Cricket other than the...

@skohl, I understood that the Kalibrgun Cricket II was abidextrous in that you may posistion the new forward cocking lever to either the right or left side of the gun. I could very well be mistaken but this is what I have read about the Cricket II. My experience has only been with the original...

@MylesBennettDys, Welcome to AGN. An excellent response to this thread. Your sharing of realtime experience with your Cricket is helpful to everyone; it is honest and to the point. Most appreciated Sir. @Airgnr_Ind, Well said as well Sir. Thank you for sharing your experiences, observations...