Uragan 2 is coming
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Just as an fyi if you want to monitor the availability of the U2, keep an eye out on the Balistas web store. They are Czech and usually have the Czech guns first.
https://www.balistas.com/?fx=filtr&category=filtr&data=YToxOntzOjY6Im9iZWNuZSI7YToyOntzOjQ6Im1lbnUiO2k6MTE7czo4OiJwb2RzZWtjZSI7YToxOntpOjA7czozOiIxODMiO319fQ%3D%3D
https://www.balistas.com/?fx=filtr&category=filtr&data=YToxOntzOjY6Im9iZWNuZSI7YToyOntzOjQ6Im1lbnUiO2k6MTE7czo4OiJwb2RzZWtjZSI7YToxOntpOjA7czozOiIxODMiO319fQ%3D%3D
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I would love a green laminate U2 compact or full size. I haven't been shooting airguns much lately but this could get me back in the game.
Also in response to the foster fill suggestion earlier, I prefer the fill probe and the slim lines it allows the receiver to have. Not everything needs a quick fill.
Also in response to the foster fill suggestion earlier, I prefer the fill probe and the slim lines it allows the receiver to have. Not everything needs a quick fill.
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That would make sense if there were no gauge sticking out just as far as a foster fill. It can also go underneath. Fill probes are archaic.
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It's been awhile since I've had my Uragan in my hands but from what I remember the gauge didn't stick out that far. My point is it'd be great to keep that slim package rather than add to it.
Unless it's flush or subflush, putting the fill on the bottom seems like even worse idea. Judging by the pictures it'd take some major reshaping of the reciever.
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this is nice..I imagine that if it doesn't weigh too much is a small pest hunters dream..
I REALLY LIKE THAT IN THE RED LAMINATE OR CARBON STOCK O BOY
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Ha well I don't think either of us have clear data to prove one way or the other if the general airgun public prefers a foster fittings or a probe. We'll have to agree to disagree there. Personally a probe like the AGT uses now is quick and easy to use.
As far as the reciever being able to accommodate a foster fill, that's a difficult thing to assert without in depth knowledge of the reciever design. I doubt it's as easy as slapping one on the side.
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Well take it from a guy that has plenty of experience....it is. In the manufacturing process the hole is only drilled half way through to join the high pressure passage and threaded.
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Note the new safety.
So will there be any external adjustments to power available on the outside of the uragan2?
Not that many people actually change the settings on the old uragan.
Allen
So will there be any external adjustments to power available on the outside of the uragan2?
Not that many people actually change the settings on the old uragan.
Allen
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Thanks again @zx10wall and others for sharing what you've been able to share.
I wonder if the 20moa rail will fit the Uragan1 (and if so, will we be able to order one)?
I wonder if the 20moa rail will fit the Uragan1 (and if so, will we be able to order one)?
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Thanks for posting the videos. Though after viewing the side by side comparison of the uragan and uragan 2, I am not a fan of that now the cocking mechanism is exposed to dirt and etc on both sides of the receiver. More dirt etc, higher chance of failure in the field.
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I have the uragan 30cal,well built ,accurate as hell with every pellet, the only slugs I shot was fx & Neilson 43g, both accurate, gun isn't heavy at all..903-906 fps
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