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Contact airfoce directly and inform them.....they will help and advise anyway possible. Call or email.

I have an umarex gauntlet .30 Bulldog .357 Texan SS .357 Texan .457 CF Long My choice at your situation is the Bulldog. 357 If a 4500 psi fill was your thing Id recommend the Gauntlet due to the accuracy. .357 gives you tons of ammo choices. .380,9mm,.357 and .38 pistol reloads choices and...

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Should not be installing the nut tight enough to break the wrench. And the wrench is a thin poorly designed tool also

My SS is being sent to airforce.....many issues. After the valve poppet split the safety would get stuck on. Then cocking lever got rough to move and stuck. Pulled it apart per airforce instructions. No lube and loose screws inside gouged up the internals.

I would not deer hunt with a 100 ft pound .30 cal. Yes it Could take one out at close range with a proper head shot but there is so much room for error. Then there is the legal factor. Louisiana allows .30 cal with 150 grain minimum for airguns. Check your states airgun laws. Still I know...

I have a non magnum Bulldog .357. Opened the valve and barrel port and I sling 150 grains out for a high of 860 feet per second. Custom made front barrel support and ditched the factory barrel support and installed a carbon fiber sleeve. At 50 yards 5 shots fall in a 3/4" group Had it a few...

Man my .457.......been flawless.....i hope it stays that way.

Been buying UTG for years. Love em

Shot the gun today experimenting with diffrent holds Found it likes to be held firm. Talked to Airforce via email and explained having to cycle the cocking lever to release the saftey. The informed me that the issue is caused by a soace/washer on the wrong spring and to move it to the sear...

Back in the day before K series existed. Infact before the B20 was wanted. B20.......nothing performance was avalible. B16a was top dog and b18c was upcoming

Havent slugged the barrels yet but I sized .356,.357 and .358 with no fps diffrences. I have a .457 CF Long that I love and it puts out what they advertise and it's a flawless machine. Friend has had a condor .25 stock forever and besides a leaking oring every few years it's a reliable machine...

What kinda diffrence did it make?

Everything is factory. Where can I find a heavy spring? I saw Lethal Air had one for $20

My non magnum bulldogs both responded the same to home casted ammo I use all Lee Precision molds I started buying casted pistol rounds until I figured out what it liked. Once that was done I looked for Lee's similar round. GT bullets is an excellent place to start. 380,9mm,..357 and .38 can...

Back in the day .25 cal and up were "Big Bore" .357 is my favorite caliber. The most molds avalible. .380,9mm,.357 and .38.....all within a couple thousands of an inch of each other. The Benjiman Bulldog shoots them all. For the home caster. 357 is where it's at.

I was aware of the power loss but there is almost no data online on the .357......its kinda of an oddity in a Texan. Personally the amount of pistol molds avalible I love it. With .357 I have .380,9mm,.357 and .38 molds to choose from. I'm not willing to spend $600-$800 to gain more power on...

So a little bit of time has passed and both Texans have been broken......waiting on parts. Racheal at Airforce(Super friendly and easy to work with) sent me parts and spares. Very pleased with customer service, the holidays destroyed fast shipping times. Bring you up to speed: New Texan Carbine...

I bought one. If you used a noise reduction device it helps with a high pitch sound the pressure change in the tube makes. With no noise reduction device you never hear that high pitch sound I removed mine when my pitbull mega moderator failed and never looked back. As far as taking up air...

I have the Texan .457cf long and the 2nd gen Bulldog .357 Modified. Texan .457 in factory form with my home casted from a Lee 340 grain mold was shooting 2" 5 shot groups at 35 yards. I have since added a carbon fiber sleeve to the barrel and it's now 1" 5 shots at 50 yards. Its an impressive...