R.A.W. Announces Air Rifle Chassis System
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I have a TM1000 with the straight air tube underneath with S/N 051.
All the chassis that are depicted have the bottle and pressure gauge shown.
Will this chassis fit my TM1000, and if so, how will the air tube be protected?
All the chassis that are depicted have the bottle and pressure gauge shown.
Will this chassis fit my TM1000, and if so, how will the air tube be protected?
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Only picture I've seen of the micro so far! Raw has a Facebook vid where it shows it. I love it!!!
Urban tactical assault critter gitter!!!
That is sweet and you know it is built like a tank...hats off to this forward thinking from Raw and Airforce!
James from Michigan
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Hey Mark,
Your action will still drop into a chassis just fine, you would just need to switch from a flat gauge block to a "V" type gauge block. Of course the tube would be exposed but we are working on a forearm extender that would protect the tube guns and also as a mounting place for ft accessories such as a hamster and the like. We've got a couple of designs in the works.
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Hey Rapidair (Martin???),
Thanks for the info. I do not have a gauge on my gun at all. Would I still need to put a V gauge block on it? Or can I leave it as is and just wait for the extended forend extender?
Thanks for responding.
Thanks for the info. I do not have a gauge on my gun at all. Would I still need to put a V gauge block on it? Or can I leave it as is and just wait for the extended forend extender?
Thanks for responding.
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I'm very impressed. Tactical, refined, and AR compatible? I just might have to dig into my pockets and get a .357 Raw to fit into that killer stock.
I'm also very impressed with the .308 Tactical by Extreme Big Bore Air Rifles. I believe a Mike Pangle was behind the development of an AR
style chassis, which fits any caliber rifle they make, which is great, in case I go with their .50 instead.
I'm also very impressed with the .308 Tactical by Extreme Big Bore Air Rifles. I believe a Mike Pangle was behind the development of an AR
style chassis, which fits any caliber rifle they make, which is great, in case I go with their .50 instead.
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