New pcp Zbroia Sapsan

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Spider92

Spider92

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Very interesting but look like Capybara !

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orJpblOU3O4





"...Adjustable regulator pull the stock off you can crank it up and down..." "...can change to different caliber..."


 
OH BOY, 😎 When Where and How much. this one wants to FLY to my house and join his little brother the Kozak compact

I might have to sell my Veteran long 22 to fund it . Yes I like my Zbroia that much and the long Vet is a little more than I need

I can see me putting an AR style grip on it

I wonder if the Kozak mags will fit it

Zbroia is the correct spelling (that was nice of you to correct it)😉


 
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OH BOY, 
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When Where and How much. this one wants to FLY to my house and join his little brother the Kozak compact

I might have to sell my Veteran long 22 to fund it . Yes I like my Zbroia that much and the long Vet is a little more than I need

I can see me putting an AR style grip on it

I wonder if the Kozak mags will fit it

Zbroia is the correct spelling

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Oh, that's a misspell, sorry about that. I also don't know much about it, you can visit their website.
 
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I'm very happy to finally see these available! I have wanted one in .177 since IWA this year.

Did the externally adjustable regulator make it to this design? Is it still designed for caliber interchangeability? Is the foster fitting under the trigger guard? Where is the manual safety in relation to the trigger? Is the hammer spring adjustable without removal from the stock? What is the inform ability of the manual? Are additional magazines currently available and at what cost? Is the cylinder removable? And if so does can it retain its air in the process? 

Can barely wait for more details about these! 
 
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I'm very happy to finally see these available! I have wanted one in .177 since IWA this year.

Did the externally adjustable regulator make it to this design? Is it still designed for caliber interchangeability? Is the foster fitting under the trigger guard? Where is the manual safety in relation to the trigger? Is the hammer spring adjustable without removal from the stock? What is the inform ability of the manual? Are additional magazines currently available and at what cost? Is the cylinder removable? And if so does can it retain its air in the process? 

Can barely wait for more details about these!
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Didn’t see any outside adjustable reg, foster is under trigger guard which flips open, did not check HST, magazines are for this model only....that’s all I know. It’s a very nice gun.
 
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It has got to be difficult for these new manufacturers with unknown reliability. This is priced at $1300 which puts it very close to the price of some more established brands like the Airgun Technology Uragan. I for one, have been burnt before and am inclined to wait to see long term reviews.

I do agree it looks to have some positive features. Not a fan of the lack of a safety though. Without a safety a gun needs to at least have a decocking feature but even that requires removing the magazine to avoid a double load.
 
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