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Yeah I shot a bunch of slugs out of the three I tested. SUB-MOA 1:16 is their slug barrel

I tested three of them back to back. They are pretty slick and yes 65fpe, and yes regulated. Outfitted with a SUB-MOA 1:16 slug barrel. There is media that is getting done on it currently but it hasn't officially launched yet. You internet sleuths make soft releases a bit hard 🤣

Currently available at AoA 👀🔥

Also referenced here: https://community.hardairmagazine.com/threads/western-airguns-stingair-pellets.7187/#post-90599

Ha

I talked to Air Shootist tonight on the phone by chance. Top lad, knows his paintball and airguns, and I always enjoy our conversations. I haven't tried his Reg Butter 🧈 but knowing him, it would be good. Good guy. Cheers

Awesome. They keep them in there to not scare the finish and not damage the documents, but it's a common where is the item question. Cheers

Direct link: https://westernairguns.com/uploads/1/4/4/1/144134631/rattler_instructions_web.pdf

Usually the instruction manual is tucked discretely inside one of the Savior case pockets, but if not all instructions are on www.westernairguns.com

AoA has installment plans as well and Credova. Affirm is Amazon based

What's with the attitude?

Awesome. Good, honest reporting is hard to come by. Real world feedback is what benefits manufacturers to refine their product, not fluff. Will look forward to your adventures

There a few that are made in America, but 100% made in America is a short list. Bushbuck, American Air Arms (I think gauges are foreign but they could be deleted) are the two exclusively USA made production rifles. In custom shops you have a couple scattered across the US but a few have gone...

I've weighed pellets exactly one time. I have pretty much the same attitude as you do about the process. Thanks for dusting off the scale for us.

Love my AF. Barrels and bottle are both foreign I believe. My Talon bottle was from China. LW German barrel.

Steve Corcoran retired. This is the last of them. Brand new, as well ... Probably on the page because that stock variant will never be offered again 😭

Typically if I like a channel I subscribe. I don't watch anything I'm not subscribed to. Old school I guess.

I can't locate one so I just sketched the idea for you with a sharpie. The trident valve pushes air up, and the floating valve in the front is pushed back against the "hammer" (only named such as other names are confusing to people). The black under the hammer is the shear release point, so the...

I'll see if I can find a diagram tomorrow for you. Regards