I am new to this forum but not airguns. I mostly collect German springers these days. I used to own 2 marauders and an airforce escape but sold them and got out of pcps for a while. I want to get a new rifle i like the bullpups but looking at pictures of them they look like the magazine would be right in your face when rested. Am I wrong or is it an annoyance you live with getting one of these guns. Thank you in advance.
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A question for bullpup owners
- Thread starter Redbluffed
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Had some that when I loaded them up and inserted the mag, I thought it might be an issue.
It never was.
With that said, however, it pleases me to no end that the magazine in my new Uragan King fits totally flush when installed (and it looks the same on both sides):
It never was.
With that said, however, it pleases me to no end that the magazine in my new Uragan King fits totally flush when installed (and it looks the same on both sides):
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Sorry. I should have said that I am mainly interested in fx wildcat or dreampup but I am keeping an open mind to others as well. I just like that these are easy to change calibers. I want to start out with .25 or .30 cal. The fx seems like the mag sticks out alot.
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If you're interested in a BP, I recommend the Taipan Veteran, great trigger, built like a tank. It'll be going strong long after the Wildcat is in the trash.
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As you can see by the pictures of them, all of the Wildcat versions have their magazines well out of the way. While some may end up near your cheek, out of the nine that I have, none are any sort of annoying.
The Walther Reign, they designed the magazine to go into the gun...from either / both directions without changing anything..! Some other guns, with a little part swapping, you can insert the magazine from the other direction.
Mike
The Walther Reign, they designed the magazine to go into the gun...from either / both directions without changing anything..! Some other guns, with a little part swapping, you can insert the magazine from the other direction.
Mike
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Charlie has this little bad boy rocking. Will shoot with the best of them. .22 cricket compact.
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I have a Taipan Veteran Compact in .25 cal. It is pellet shooter at 25 yards and sub 3/4 inch at 50 yards. With the DonnyFL Sumo moderator on it is scary quiet. And has already been said, the Vets are built like a tank.
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I sorta still like FX guns and usually buy spare duplicates so at least I have something FX to shoot and parts guns if and when needed later on down the road and so far only one of each Veterans in 177 22 and 25 since all of my Taipan Mutants have been so far trouble free.
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I guess that's a good strategy if you really like the FX rifle. Maybe it's just me, but I'm not willing to spend an extra $1,500 for parts. But, I guess it's only money
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