Bull terrier PCP
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If you want to copy someone elses gun, don't make it so obvious. Put you own spin on it. Don't you realize this angers a lot of people?
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I'm so sorry, my English is very poor, so my expression may make you feel uncomfortable, I refer to a lot of work, this design collection of a lot of advantages, about the wood, the modelling of people just like him very much
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Are the internal mechanics of the airgun 100% your own design? If you are making one for yourself then I do no think it is a bad thing to copy Wildcat's stock but if you intend to sell your guns then it is not the best thing to do. It does not even make business sense because customers in the US do not support such practices. Best of luck with your project.
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Change the air reservoir to 480cc Carbon Fiber bottle.
I also don't mind the FX copy as long as you can sell it at a good price in USA.
I also don't mind the FX copy as long as you can sell it at a good price in USA.
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Copying other company’s work is frowned upon mate. I’ve no clue on the internals but the stock is identical to the FX Bullpup. Change the stock and it may sell better. FX rifles are extremely expensive in my country and I’m sure in the states as well.
Air rifles are dangerous mainly due to HPA I for one would not be happy shooting a clone of another company’s rifle. Expensive parts would I am sure as eggs are eggs would be copied with cheaper below tolerance parts.
i wish you well in your project but please do not put peoples lives at risk with cheap imitation parts.
if you truly are making proper safe rifles then I would be more than happy to try one out in the U.K. and I’m sure the American gentleman on the site would also help you out.
Air rifles are dangerous mainly due to HPA I for one would not be happy shooting a clone of another company’s rifle. Expensive parts would I am sure as eggs are eggs would be copied with cheaper below tolerance parts.
i wish you well in your project but please do not put peoples lives at risk with cheap imitation parts.
if you truly are making proper safe rifles then I would be more than happy to try one out in the U.K. and I’m sure the American gentleman on the site would also help you out.
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