If I buy an Airforce Talon P carbine, am I likely to be disappointed (I realize it's a single shot)?
Airforce I own a number of high end airguns
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Depends... a good number of folk seem to love theirs. Just do your homework so you'll know what to expect, weight, dimensions, capacity, power, accuracy, shot count, ect. I'm sure there's a number of reviews for them too.
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The trigger is rough, cocking can tricky on some, 50/50. Some need some refinement to feel really good, but it is lightweight and packs a bit of power.
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I was going to get the talon tunes model. Supposedly, Tony works the trigger, and does a slap hammer mod, and smooths the action. I'd rather spend a few more bucks and get something I'll be happy with:
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AAA TalonP Air Pistol - AirForce, AirForce
AAA TalonP Air Pistol - All Rifles are Test Fired Before Shipping…. AirForce, AirForce
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I have a TalonP and a RTI Prophet.
I like them both for different reasons.
I will say that I like my TalonP a lot more after adding a MadDog stock.
And mine is the AAA from Talon Tunes. A little more money, but worth it.
I like them both for different reasons.
I will say that I like my TalonP a lot more after adding a MadDog stock.
And mine is the AAA from Talon Tunes. A little more money, but worth it.
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Please share your impressions if you choose to pull the trigger. It'll be interesting to hear your opinion, as I've got some fine ones too, also stepping past the AF guns on the crazy ride up. But the Air Force line is interesting to me, at least a little.
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It's only like $500 so just buy one and find out.
I only shoot semi auto but recently got a .457 SS, trigger isn't terrible, single shot is gay but I knew what it was getting into it so it does it's job and bangs the shyt out of steel
I only shoot semi auto but recently got a .457 SS, trigger isn't terrible, single shot is gay but I knew what it was getting into it so it does it's job and bangs the shyt out of steel
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At the moment I have three talon pistols. 177, 20 and 25. I really like them, I have better guns to shoot but these are just fun. Easy to work on and pack a big punch for a 12-in barrel.
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Actually the AAA Talon P is $850 with the 9"moderator, which many say it needs due to the power level. Compared to many other guns, it still looks like an OK deal, IF one can accept the single shot. I still see people asking $1,200 for original Leshiy's and they are only a single shot, so still not a bad deal. At least there is US based service and parts. The power to size ratio is said to be exceptional, and with no regulator to leak or get out of whack should be great for hunting, once you figure out the fill to setting and number of good shots. With a weight of about 4 pounds and not too long, it should do very well when shooting out or off of a vehicle/ATV.
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That is roughly what I paid for mine, but I would have bought a moderator anyway (These little guns are LOUD), and with the other mods to the AAA it is still priced reasonably.
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They are accurate I owned one till I turned it into a 257 with a noble valve trigger is horrible the way it is stock
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Having an Air force rifle is like having a Ford T..... Just for those that like to collect antiques.
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Single shot make you a better shooter imho. Slows you down to concentrate on the shot. I have a Condor ss .25 . The trigger is a bit stiff but not unbearable & can be upgraded. A lot of power & shoots one hole out to 50 yds. i have a Daystate & a crown, wildcat, & Royale. Keeping the condor. Good luck whatever you choose. Kent
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Had an AF....very light and simple. The frame is not stiff so a Maddog stock would take care of that. Accuracy is good, perfect for hunting with oodles of power on tap.
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I did go with the AAA Talon P with the optional 9" moderator. Added an O-ring kit, breech seals and valve kit. I will report back after I get some time behind it. I plan to test it as is, then play with the valves. I'm sure I'll be talking to Doug at Mad dog and a stock will be added, and may buy an adapter to try other pickles to get the sound where I want it. Thank you for all the replies.
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With a light hold no problem with the OEM stock. A Maddog stock makes the gun much more rigid with no flex
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Thank you!With a light hold no problem with the OEM stock. A Maddog stock makes the gun much more rigid with no flex
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