What can I say it super powerful!! It eats 20 bar per shot. 3600 psi I get 6 good shot 139g hi of 940 low 924 and three more usable after that in the mid 800's.When I go hunting for squirrel I like to take breaks just plink around here and there .....but with this gun I can't afford to it eat air like there's no tomorrow. Definitely for predators hunting or hogs. When you squeeze the trigger the bullet gets to a hundred yards faster than all my other air guns. The trajectory is really sweet and shooting at 200 yards seems like it's nothing. Well I hope I get a coyote in the near future.
Got my 357 Slayer
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Militaryflip, that sounds awesome! ...I cant wait to see some pictures and hear the stories of your journey hunting with it!
Jonathan
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I'm looking toward getting a big bore. The Slayer, Flex and Bulldog are all on my list of possibilities, all for different reasons. The Slayer seems like the best gun, the Flex seems like the best looking gun, and the Bulldog...well, it will get the job done for the least money. I've got plenty of time to wait it out though.
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The Texan isn't a very practical gun. It's HUGE. It looks like it should be moved around on a rail car.
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Its loud as heck too. Id rather have the bulldog because they at least try to muffle the noise. Sure, you get more than half less of the fpe on the airforce but man is it waay more lighter and quieter. Plus i think putting the air tank resevoir on the stock limits the maximum amount of air you can have. Whereas you can make the air resevoir on the front of the gun as large as you want. I feel it is somewhat a design flaw. Just my preference.
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