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Any news about improving the front tank to carbon fiber and increasing capacity? Dropping 1 pound and increasing shot count would make this even better.

So if I wanted to put one of the falx on a aea megalodon 50 caliber which one would I buy?

they could easily put a 357 barrel and magazine in it, the air bottle is the same size as rattler barrel length is a tad bit shorter which will affect it slightly the biggest issue would be the size of the internal plenum where the regulated air is held, it is probably smaller on the sidewinder...

bring a regulated pcp without a hammer it has 2 internal "top hat" seals that are prone to failure. these are internal and not normally user replaceable. my rattler which was early production also had a leak they tried to fix twice and was unsuccessful. my advice buy a later generation model...

western airguns rattler 357 15 shot fixed magazine regulated at 150bar consistent 250+ FPE with 150-170g slugs power knob to lower power and shoot 40 JSB 80g pellets on 1 tank semi-auto

unfortunately i had to refund my rattler they couldn't fix the leak in an appropriate time. it was and still is an amazing pcp and i look forward to the future versions with the kinks worked out. mine was #24 so it was very early production and i have only heard of 3 other people out of...

the repair center authorized by Western Airguns is in fact AoA!

i had good results with these: Proslugs .357 156g Puncher Hollow Point Airgun Slugs 100ct Box i would look for NSA in the 150's grain as that is the sweet spot for FPS and FPE

i had one for a few months it was the most powerful and consistent airgun i know of. mine had a leak that was hard to fix so i returned it. my main complaints were that it was about 2 pounds too heavy, and the seals internally like the "top hat" on the valves which control airflow are not user...

i recall back when the Rattler 357 was released the LCS people responded by giving their side of the story about being dropped by AoA and then saying they looked forward to their release of a 357 caliber. it was an instagram post. any news on this?

could you give specifics on ammo weight, type, FPS, FPE? at 95 yards that is awesome. what is lights out area? i always aim for the heart/lungs area behind the forelegs.

i've sent mine back 2 times now for leaks. send yours back too. if they don't get it right this time i'm refunding and waiting for next gen.

few video reviews of both 30 and 357 on youtube

i'm suprised there aren't more posts/reviews/videos on this gun. nothing on the market like it. there are tons of edgun leshiy2 and FX impact stuff but this gun is better in nearly all ways except maybe accuracy which it is very very close.

dont know your collection but i'm pretty sure the rattler 357 can replace several of your airguns. sell them and get one!

apparently they've sold over 900 units and i know of only 3 that people have posted about leaking air. mine was an early build #24 so maybe they've worked out the kinks. i'll detail when i get the unit back in a month they've extended the warranty as well till i get it back working properly...

for this pcp i agree the removable magazine is good because of the lower power/caliber having a much higher shot count. looks like 30 to 70 shots so with 30cal magazine having 12 shots you would get 3 magazines of fun. the 357 rattler at full power only gets 15 shots per fill which is exactly...

western rattler, just like the LCS SK19, has a simple barrel removal that allows you to clean barrel and address magazine ammo jams relatively easy. does not involve degassing the gun. see below:

the first repair they said it was the "hat seal" which seemed to slow the leak from 2mpa per week to 1mpa i asked for details on this next repair when done it'll be a few weeks.

Yes don't change reg. However the tech said every reg was a little different the range is between 14mpa and 17mpa. Allowing the tank to drop below whatever the reg is set at could cause cycling problems that would lead to jams and since the mag isn't removable that's a big problem.