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That set up is awesome! I received shipping yesterday on my SS. Can’t wait to get my hands on it. I’ve been eyeballing the 24” .30 cal barrel from Talon tunes but that goes the opposite direction of what I wanted out of the escape. Light and maneuverable.Airforce escape UL .25 with Talon Tunes can and scope 6.5 pounds total.
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The Escape SS is fantastic to me. The TT .30 is too expensive and may need tooling to put an adaptor on it, I am not sure about that. That barrel kit costs more than I am asking for my whole Condor. The Texan 308 is a much better choice for pellets and slugs than the TT .30. The Condor 25 can make over 100FPE. Even in 22 it can shoot 40 grain slugs over 900+ FPS. My 22 Condor is an absolute blast to shoot, especially with the regulated tank I have on it. It's a shame I need to sell it. The gun is a ton of fun.That set up is awesome! I received shipping yesterday on my SS. Can’t wait to get my hands on it. I’ve been eyeballing the 24” .30 cal barrel from Talon tunes but that goes the opposite direction of what I wanted out of the escape. Light and maneuverable.
I’m not gonna lie, I looked really hard at it. If it was black you and I might be having further conversations. I wasn’t sure if the Texan .308 world shoot .30 pellets good or not. If it does that might be in my future. Though I kinda want a CF bottle .457 Texan SS. And by kinda, I mean a lot. I wish I had got one instead of my Bushbuck. Not that the bushbuck is bad, it’s just REALLY big.The Escape SS is fantastic to me. The TT .30 is too expensive and may need tooling to put an adaptor on it, I am not sure about that. That barrel kit costs more than I am asking for my whole Condor. The Texan 308 is a much better choice for pellets and slugs than the TT .30. The Condor 25 can make over 100FPE. Even in 22 it can shoot 40 grain slugs over 900+ FPS. My 22 Condor is an absolute blast to shoot, especially with the regulated tank I have on it. It's a shame I need to sell it. The gun is a ton of fun.
that's the good thing about the stocks is paintable and makes the Texan even a better shooter by making it stiffer, no flexing like it does in stock form, Lat this past fall i was tring to hit a 10 inch gong from 500 yards but, it was very windy here that time of the year, was only able to get on paper at 400 yards with 150gr slug. This coming summer i will try again.I’m not gonna lie, I looked really hard at it. If it was black you and I might be having further conversations. I wasn’t sure if the Texan .308 world shoot .30 pellets good or not. If it does that might be in my future. Though I kinda want a CF bottle .457 Texan SS. And by kinda, I mean a lot. I wish I had got one instead of my Bushbuck. Not that the bushbuck is bad, it’s just REALLY big.
I think for long range Bushbuck would be fantastic. Something I could get prone and take time to really stretch its legs. I need to take it to one of the longer ranges down here (few and far between) but really want to get a couple 100 cu ft bottles with better gauges to really make the trip worth it. Currently I just have a single 100 cu in bottle that can put me too the ideal 3800 PSI about 3 or 4 times. And the tiny gauge is less that ideal. My draw to the Texan SS is how handy it would be hunting. Significantly lighter, shorter, and suppressed. By the time I add my Emperor to the bushbuck, it is 62” and 14.5lbs.that's the good thing about the stocks is paintable and makes the Texan even a better shooter by making it stiffer, no flexing like it does in stock form, Lat this past fall i was tring to hit a 10 inch gong from 500 yards but, it was very windy here that time of the year, was only able to get on paper at 400 yards with 150gr slug. This coming summer i will try again.
Wow, that's a heavy rifle!I think for long range Bushbuck would be fantastic. Something I could get prone and take time to really stretch its legs. I need to take it to one of the longer ranges down here (few and far between) but really want to get a couple 100 cu ft bottles with better gauges to really make the trip worth it. Currently I just have a single 100 cu in bottle that can put me too the ideal 3800 PSI about 3 or 4 times. And the tiny gauge is less that ideal. My draw to the Texan SS is how handy it would be hunting. Significantly lighter, shorter, and suppressed. By the time I add my Emperor to the bushbuck, it is 62” and 14.5lbs.
It’s a tank for sure. Carbine or a Bush Pig would have been my preference, but between the deal I got on it and that draw to the high FPE number pushed me the other way.Wow, that's a heavy rifle!
The Bushbuck is an excellent choice for hunting, though I wouldn't opt for adding a moderator either. Many hunters, from those targeting small to large game, prefer Airforce for their ease of maneuverability. I own an AEA Big 9 long stock which I adore, despite it having similar issues to your Bushbuck. However, it allows for more shots per fill, which is why I'm growing fonder of the .308, even with its single-feed mechanism. I've just ordered a MAD DOG stock for it, which should enhance its shooting capabilities. The stock weighs 2 pounds and 8 ounces. worth the trade off.I think for long range Bushbuck would be fantastic. Something I could get prone and take time to really stretch its legs. I need to take it to one of the longer ranges down here (few and far between) but really want to get a couple 100 cu ft bottles with better gauges to really make the trip worth it. Currently I just have a single 100 cu in bottle that can put me too the ideal 3800 PSI about 3 or 4 times. And the tiny gauge is less that ideal. My draw to the Texan SS is how handy it would be hunting. Significantly lighter, shorter, and suppressed. By the time I add my Emperor to the bushbuck, it is 62” and 14.5lbs.
Yes, I agree with your assessment of the moderator. I will be ditching it for hunting purposes, save special needs. Maybe coyote at night. That cuts it down to 13.2lbs. And quite a few inches saved. I also think the bush pig chassis is something for the future. Mainly for the sake of the manual safety. Much easier to make the gun ready quietly.The Bushbuck is an excellent choice for hunting, though I wouldn't opt for adding a moderator either. Many hunters, from those targeting small to large game, prefer Airforce for their ease of maneuverability. I own an AEA Big 9 long stock which I adore, despite it having similar issues to your Bushbuck. However, it allows for more shots per fill, which is why I'm growing fonder of the .308, even with its single-feed mechanism. I've just ordered a MAD DOG stock for it, which should enhance its shooting capabilities. The stock weighs 2 pounds and 8 ounces. worth the trade off.
I like the manual safety's myself over auto, do you shoot free hand or tri-pod?Yes, I agree with your assessment of the moderator. I will be ditching it for hunting purposes, save special needs. Maybe coyote at night. That cuts it down to 13.2lbs. And quite a few inches saved. I also think the bush pig chassis is something for the future. Mainly for the sake of the manual safety. Much easier to make the gun ready quietly.
Agreed on the safeties. Bipod, tripod, bags, or other rest. Rare is the occasion you can’t find something to stabilize in the field. At least in my neck of the woods. If I walk in and don’t have time to find a stabile shooting position, I probably don’t have time to take careful aim and an ethical shot. My .02.I like the manual safety's myself over auto, do you shoot free hand or tri-pod?
For now, I'm hunting coyotes, i have cams set up to see when and where they are coming from. I get my caller in place and my tri-pod set and just send out some calls and wait,Agreed on the safeties. Bipod, tripod, bags, or other rest. Rare is the occasion you can’t find something to stabilize in the field. At least in my neck of the woods. If I walk in and don’t have time to find a stabile shooting position, I probably don’t have time to take careful aim and an ethical shot. My .02.
very slow-moving ammo.
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