I am very interested in getting one built. Is there any thing I should be aware of with this rifle? Everything i read is positive. Any one here that can fill me in on any known issues?
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RAW HM1000X .357
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ive the the raw bm500 with lrt stock with thimble buy in confidence.. martin and Saundra are awesome to deal with.
when you buy a raw you are buying the best.
and the customer service is amazing. and you get to customise your build any way you want it.
when you buy a raw you are buying the best.
and the customer service is amazing. and you get to customise your build any way you want it.
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steve ive got a raw on order now my self. to be honest I cant wait.
I don't think iver ever been more excited about an air rifle.
I'm already planning on another raw in the near future.
oh and steve those are great videos.i have watched both and its shows just how much craftsmanship
goes into these fine rifles.
tnx for making these videos as well
I don't think iver ever been more excited about an air rifle.
I'm already planning on another raw in the near future.
oh and steve those are great videos.i have watched both and its shows just how much craftsmanship
goes into these fine rifles.
tnx for making these videos as well
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RAW has everything in the right place. I have a .25 LRT. I would order the forearm accessory rail (standard LRT). All guns should include that by the way! The picatinny adapter that is used with rail. I see RAW just released the optional right hand magazine in .30 (great if you are used to it, or have a larger focus wheel on your scope). I asked for it on my .25 and it was included no extra $. I also bought an extra magazine...... Half price with gun purchase.
My only thing that I may change on my next RAW might be..... Do not stipple my stock. I'm not crazy about large stippling on walnut. I may order at some point a thumb hole HM1000X in .22. Last thing......I felt like at kid at Christmas waiting the 3 months also!
My only thing that I may change on my next RAW might be..... Do not stipple my stock. I'm not crazy about large stippling on walnut. I may order at some point a thumb hole HM1000X in .22. Last thing......I felt like at kid at Christmas waiting the 3 months also!
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Awesome thanks everyone. I watched the videos before posting and was excited. I am even more excited that the personal owners on the forum have had great things to say about RAW. Dirte, what is the forearm rail? I am wanting to get the LRT. I dont see it in any pictures.
Thanks everyone
Thanks everyone
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Actually just posted here. http://www.airgunnation.com/topic/how-many-of-you-wish-your-bottle-gun-came-with-somthing-like-this/
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And while you are at it, get a "rimfire" pellet trap or build something sturdy. Shot my 30 caliber today and after it spun my pellet trap around and poked a hole it it, it knocked over my quadrant target. The quadrant target was unscathed. Mine does not have the accessory rail and wish it did. Great guns and fun to shoot!
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may I suggest the 25 cal over the 30? I think the 25 is a better all around air gun cal.
with the right pellet the 25 drifts less than the 30 in the wind..
evn the new jsb pellet .22 will buck the wind better than most 25 cal pellets.
what were u planning on doing with a 30 cal air gun.
u mostly hunt or target shoot?.
the 30 cal is a great call thou..hope we can all help you with you choices
with the right pellet the 25 drifts less than the 30 in the wind..
evn the new jsb pellet .22 will buck the wind better than most 25 cal pellets.
what were u planning on doing with a 30 cal air gun.
u mostly hunt or target shoot?.
the 30 cal is a great call thou..hope we can all help you with you choices
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So I'm reading this post & watching AEAC videos & I'm like: Made in the good ol USA, check. Awesome quality, check. Accurate, check. About $2200 just for the gun! Sell first born, check! Sell soul to Satan, check! Damn..... I know PCPs are expensive, but Damn!! I guess it's cheaper than a Daystate Pulsar :[
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I loved mine! Had a Sporter stock which I enjoyed. Extremely accurate and awesome power! Can't go wrong with a .30 RAW if you need the power! My hunting needs changed drastically which caused me to sell it but for a long range gun it's PERFECT!
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No issues on the .30, or any Rapid Air Weapons rig, Martin checks them all.
As many do I ordered mine ( first a .22 then a .30 ) just the way I wanted & waited but another option is just buy one off the shelf from a stocking dealer. I have seen many folks wait on units they could have just purchased day one. Now if you want the new Titanium tube - I "may" "need" that option in the future myself-& ... & .... . DO order Martin & Sandra are great. But if you want to shoot all Spring & Summer you could get one faster and it would be 100% as good ( naturally unless you need a 13" LOP or?).
John
As many do I ordered mine ( first a .22 then a .30 ) just the way I wanted & waited but another option is just buy one off the shelf from a stocking dealer. I have seen many folks wait on units they could have just purchased day one. Now if you want the new Titanium tube - I "may" "need" that option in the future myself-& ... & .... . DO order Martin & Sandra are great. But if you want to shoot all Spring & Summer you could get one faster and it would be 100% as good ( naturally unless you need a 13" LOP or?).
John
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Where to start!
In a nutshell, I absolutely love my 1000x LRT .30. There's nothing I'd change about it. 15 years of shooting pcp's and I've NEVER been so impressed.
I have mine set at 74-76 fpe with the 44.75gn JSB. It seems like every time I shoot it I'm saving another "framer" group to staple to the garage wall. 50 yard groups under .400" are the norm, 100 yards under 1" are getting more and more common (all with unsorted ammo)
I chose .30 over .25 partly because I'm a power junkie, but mostly because I believe (as does Martin at RAW) it's a better 100 yard setup. It's a relatively new caliber with fewer pellet choices, but oh well. The ones available now shoot outstanding in the rifle and there will be more choices over time.
A note on the LRT stock: It works exactly as intended. The "butt notch" sits perfectly on bunny ear rests and is the same every time. The forestock rail is a really nice touch as well. I put an Atlas bipod on mine and I'm done. It shoots dead on with absolute repeatability. Almost robotic. Set it on the bench and shoot.
From an "emotional" standpoint, buying a RAW rifle just feels right.. You get world class quality and performance that's hand crafted in the USA, by a 30+ year air gun guru from the U.K. Speaking of Martin, he takes the time to respond to emails. I had a Q for him last week about cleaning and he was back to me in a day or so with a detailed answer. Owning a RAW feels almost as good as shooting one, haha.
Brian
PS- Precision has one in stock. Also has .25
In a nutshell, I absolutely love my 1000x LRT .30. There's nothing I'd change about it. 15 years of shooting pcp's and I've NEVER been so impressed.
I have mine set at 74-76 fpe with the 44.75gn JSB. It seems like every time I shoot it I'm saving another "framer" group to staple to the garage wall. 50 yard groups under .400" are the norm, 100 yards under 1" are getting more and more common (all with unsorted ammo)
I chose .30 over .25 partly because I'm a power junkie, but mostly because I believe (as does Martin at RAW) it's a better 100 yard setup. It's a relatively new caliber with fewer pellet choices, but oh well. The ones available now shoot outstanding in the rifle and there will be more choices over time.
A note on the LRT stock: It works exactly as intended. The "butt notch" sits perfectly on bunny ear rests and is the same every time. The forestock rail is a really nice touch as well. I put an Atlas bipod on mine and I'm done. It shoots dead on with absolute repeatability. Almost robotic. Set it on the bench and shoot.
From an "emotional" standpoint, buying a RAW rifle just feels right.. You get world class quality and performance that's hand crafted in the USA, by a 30+ year air gun guru from the U.K. Speaking of Martin, he takes the time to respond to emails. I had a Q for him last week about cleaning and he was back to me in a day or so with a detailed answer. Owning a RAW feels almost as good as shooting one, haha.
Brian
PS- Precision has one in stock. Also has .25
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