EVOL American Air Arms please!

[pan60]

I understand the EVOL replacement will have a bottle. Any other details or timeframe? I've waited a year to hopefully get one of your guns and will wait how ever long it takes. Thank you for creating the standard!

bottle. ? what?
lord I hope not.

 

[Billm]

bottle. ? what?
lord I hope not.

I don’t think that is correct, the EdGunwest APEX has a tube and Tom said that was the Edgunwest version of the new HPS. But, I could be wrong

 

[pan60]

the only thing edging about it the custom color : )
never heard anything about Tom using a bottle on his guns.

 

[Billm]

the only thing edging about it the custom color : )
never heard anything about Tom using a bottle on his guns.

I’m with you on the color lol. I like black guns, grey if I must lol.

 

[Raumschiff1]

I am new to this world and hope to get whatever they build this year. Thanks everyone for chiming in. I have never heard anything negative about their product and I can't wait to get one!!!

 

[Billm]

I am new to this world and hope to get whatever they build this year. Thanks everyone for chiming in. I have never heard anything negative about their product and I can't wait to get one!!!

What caliber are you hoping to get?

 

[Raumschiff1]

Thinking .22 if possible. I am registered with the state to remove toads, rainbow lizards, and iguanas down here in my spare time. We've taken our dogs to the emergency vet twice for toad poison so I've removed about 600 in the last two years. In Stuart we have toads and lizards, very few Iguanas. I have a huben .25 and brk atomic .22 as well. Toads are very close shots so more immersion scopes an night vision.

 

[Billm]

Thinking .22 if possible. I am registered with the state to remove toads, rainbow lizards, and iguanas down here in my spare time. We've taken our dogs to the emergency vet twice for toad poison so I've removed about 600 in the last two years. In Stuart we have toads and lizards, very few Iguanas. I have a huben .25 and brk atomic .22 as well. Toads are very close shots so more immersion scopes a night vision.

I was shooting spur toads at night with my night vision scope. They’re quite a challenge at around 60yds and only being about 1.5” long. I would only see their eyes , they light up well with the ir illuminator. I had to quit when I realized the black bears were coming up to my back porch.

 

[pan60]

Thinking .22 if possible. I am registered with the state to remove toads, rainbow lizards, and iguanas down here in my spare time. We've taken our dogs to the emergency vet twice for toad poison so I've removed about 600 in the last two years. In Stuart we have toads and lizards, very few Iguanas. I have a huben .25 and brk atomic .22 as well. Toads are very close shots so more immersion scopes an night vision.

try and find a EVOL MINI in the .22 not sure what is coming down the pipe line but AoA has the MINI pop up from time to time and even used they are built like tanks and simple to work on.

 

[jps2486]

I’m sure that if AAA designed and built a .177 caliber rifle, it would rank among the best. However, this caliber has been around almost forever and has been perfected by many other manufacturers such as RAW and Daystate. Tom would be entering a tough market.

 

[Airgun-hobbyist]

I’m sure that if AAA designed and built a .177 caliber rifle, it would rank among the best. However, this caliber has been around almost forever and has been perfected by many other manufacturers such as RAW and Daystate. Tom would be entering a tough market.

And, the market would want an ugly bottle hung on it to get 500 shots per fill.

 

[pan60]

And, the market would want an ugly bottle hung on it to get 500 shots per fill.

and those of us that love the AAA EVOL wouldn't by it at that point : )