Hey guys. Here is my review of the ZAN shooting Airgun Technology VULCAN 3. Thanks for watching! -Nate
https://youtu.be/8CoUhE-t6Bk
AGT VULCAN 3 (Full Review) .30 cal Unchoked Slug Shooter
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Hey guys. Here is my review of the ZAN shooting Airgun Technology VULCAN 3. Thanks for watching! -Nate
https://youtu.be/8CoUhE-t6Bk
Nice looks like it's missing a power wheel. Still nice. Can you up the power a little on that thing.
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Mentioned at 4:00 of stock available in polymer or walnut. Talon Tunes only offers choice of barrel length and caliber. Any further information available on polymer stock as an option? Thanks, WM
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Krale told me around the first of this month so maybe soon. Tony should know at Talon Tunes since he's the exclusive US dealer now.
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Tony told me there isn't a plan to have synthetic version. Not sure if even Airgun Technology has it? It's not on the website at all only wood version.
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Heavy,
I e-mailed question last week to AGN, no response. Good idea asking Krale, I'll try, too, and report any news. Still wonder what prompted OP to make that statement at 4:00, maybe he heard something. WM
I e-mailed question last week to AGN, no response. Good idea asking Krale, I'll try, too, and report any news. Still wonder what prompted OP to make that statement at 4:00, maybe he heard something. WM
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Dairyboy,
Thanks, pretty clear message from Tony. AGN produces synthetic-stock versions for all models, even bottle-fed, so I'm surprised they've stopped this practice with the Vulcan 3. I've e-mailed Krales and will report any news. If no synthetic version, guess walnut, it is. WM
Thanks, pretty clear message from Tony. AGN produces synthetic-stock versions for all models, even bottle-fed, so I'm surprised they've stopped this practice with the Vulcan 3. I've e-mailed Krales and will report any news. If no synthetic version, guess walnut, it is. WM
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WM,
Yeah I don't really understand it either. I watched the press release video on the Vulcan 3 done by Airgun Technology and they mentioned the polymer stock there. But that was a few months back and still nothing. Now Tony saying theres not a plan for them makes me wonder if they canned the idea. I was going to wait for one too but if it's not happening then decided to get a wood one as I think the gun is going to be a great gun.
Yeah I don't really understand it either. I watched the press release video on the Vulcan 3 done by Airgun Technology and they mentioned the polymer stock there. But that was a few months back and still nothing. Now Tony saying theres not a plan for them makes me wonder if they canned the idea. I was going to wait for one too but if it's not happening then decided to get a wood one as I think the gun is going to be a great gun.
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I was surprised how light my wood stock felt when I had it off so I put it on the scale and it weighed 1.25 lb
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Sorry but no one buys this to shoot at 50 yards, without 100 yard testing there really isn't anything here that is helpful.
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I'd like to point out one mistake Nate made and that is the threaded plug you see exposed at the top rear of the action is not access to power adjustment. The stock must be removed and then loosen a grub screw under the hammer spring adjuster which is below the plug Nate showed and inline with the plenum. The stock is super simple to remove and the hammer and trigger are easy to adjust. It's just not as nice as having external adjustments.
That top threaded plug is inline with the pellet probe.
The manual that comes with these guns is terrible.
There is a parts diagram that spans two pages, one on the front and one on the back of that page with 127 numbered parts but only 60 are listed and named in the reference.
There are no instructions for trigger or hammer adjustment. The only instructions are how to remove the stock, shroud, how to degas and how to swap the cocking lever to the other side.
I emailed Airgun Technology requesting the full list of 127 parts in the diagram but my request was ignored. The following is AT's response...
That top threaded plug is inline with the pellet probe.
The manual that comes with these guns is terrible.
There is a parts diagram that spans two pages, one on the front and one on the back of that page with 127 numbered parts but only 60 are listed and named in the reference.
There are no instructions for trigger or hammer adjustment. The only instructions are how to remove the stock, shroud, how to degas and how to swap the cocking lever to the other side.
I emailed Airgun Technology requesting the full list of 127 parts in the diagram but my request was ignored. The following is AT's response...
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Good info. Makes me wonder if all the Vulcan 3s or just the 700mm have the plenum in large position. I planned on leaving mine in the small plenum as I only plan on shooting at 33fpe but if it is already swapped I might leave it and have it at low reg pressure.
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From what I read all the guns come with the reg/plenum on the lower side, Tony is reversing them prior to sale.
I am surprised to see I am the first person questioning the length of the 700mm. To me at 1 meter / 40 " this is no longer a bullpup. Kinda silly long IMO.
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I'm still shocked and disappointed this review was done without 100 yard groups.
What a disgrace!
There are 275$ guns on the market that shoot tight groups at 50 yards. Who cares?
We want to see a gun stacking 59 grain zan slugs in an inch at 100 yards.
This is truly a huge huge disappointment.
What a disgrace!
There are 275$ guns on the market that shoot tight groups at 50 yards. Who cares?
We want to see a gun stacking 59 grain zan slugs in an inch at 100 yards.
This is truly a huge huge disappointment.
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