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[Airgunsruinedmylife]

You’re speaking my Airgun language, regardless of manufacturer.

That’s why I’m hesitant to buy another Daystate. I like the design of the Blackwolf, but if it’s anything like the ghost, no thanks.

 

[Billm]

You’re speaking my Airgun language, regardless of manufacturer.

I agree 110%, I love the quality of my BRK Ghost and Sonoran. I also enjoy shooting them both. But the trigger quality and adjustability is what I’d expect to find on a sub $500 airgun. I would really like to try one of these airguns like the Apex with a 1.5-3oz trigger weight.

 

[Solo1]

I agree 110%, I love the quality of my BRK Ghost and Sonoran. I also enjoy shooting them both. But the trigger quality and adjustability is what I’d expect to find on a sub $500 airgun. I would really like to try one of these airguns like the Apex with a 1.5-3oz trigger weight.

Well to be fair to brk they are designed to be hunters not target guns and bullpups of all brands suffer with triggers moreso than conventional rifles

 

[Airgunsruinedmylife]

bullpups of all brands suffer with triggers moreso than conventional rifles

Not Taipan, or FX

 

[Solo1]

Not Taipan, or FX

Not trying to start an argument just stating facts bullpup triggers are more complicated

 

[Billm]

Not trying to start an argument just stating facts bullpup triggers are more complicated

That’s a fact, the extra linkage involved presents some challenges. But, some of these companies seem to think a heavy trigger provides them with foolproof product liability protection. The trigger on the Panthera MKII is pretty decent.

 

[Solo1]

That’s a fact, the extra linkage involved presents some challenges. But, some of these companies seem to think a heavy trigger provides them with foolproof product liability protection. The trigger on the Panthera MKII is pretty decent.

Trigger is good on the drs too but a conventional rifle