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EVOL Slugger back over at AOA

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Pan60, please excuse my ignorance but I do not know who Tom is. Only passing on what the salesman stated. He also seemed to not know what HPS stood for. Only that he thought the HPS was an older model than the PRS. My only knowledge of the rifles is that I cannot afford one. Surprised they let me touch it.
Tom is the guy that invented the rifle, and owns the company that produces them.
 
Pan60, please excuse my ignorance but I do not know who Tom is. Only passing on what the salesman stated. He also seemed to not know what HPS stood for. Only that he thought the HPS was an older model than the PRS. My only knowledge of the rifles is that I cannot afford one. Surprised they let me touch it.
the original HPS guns had HPS on them I dont think the new HPS is intended to be high power slug gun they have morphed into a differant animal.
but the old slugger as best I know said HPS on the side
the gun you posted pics of just says EVOL 22 I dont think it was one of the original slug guns.

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here is a link to Kevins old topic you will see he has a EVOL HPS
 
the original HPS guns had HPS on them I dont think the new HPS is intended to be high power slug gun they have morphed into a differant animal.
but the old slugger as best I know said HPS on the side
the gun you posted pics of just says EVOL 22 I dont think it was one of the original slug guns.

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Thank you for the info. With that then, neither of the .22 rifles had HPS on them, just Evol 22. So, likely more inline with what you said. The 15” here
 

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I kind of got that drift, knowing it was someone’s makeup on the stock was kind of a giveaway 🤣. Although I did assume that your first mention of MRDS was just about the rifle model and not “your” rifle lol.
Yeah, I saw it as I was packing the rifle, and recalled that my daughter was the last one to shoot it. I wiped it with a cloth, but was not about to put solvent on something that was no longer mine.
 
That's what makes me think this barrel is for pellets and why.slugs don't shoot well in it.
I would agree. At the time I bought it, I was learning as much about evols as I could. I saw this one for sale, and even though it said slugger, it didn't look right so I called. I spoke with the gent who sold it originally, took it back on trade, and subsequently sold it to me. I was clear that I had no interest in a slug gun, and he assured me that this rifle dotes in the MRDs previously mentioned. I don't know why it is designated as a slugger, but the gun likes what it likes. Now I just have to figure out what I'm going to do with all these MRDs.🤣
 
I would agree. At the time I bought it, I was learning as much about evols as I could. I saw this one for sale, and even though it said slugger, it didn't look right so I called. I spoke with the gent who sold it originally, took it back on trade, and subsequently sold it to me. I was clear that I had no interest in a slug gun, and he assured me that this rifle dotes in the MRDs previously mentioned. I don't know why it is designated as a slugger, but the gun likes what it likes. Now I just have to figure out what I'm going to do with all these MRDs.🤣
Huben GK1 in .22 and steel reactive targets would dwindle that stash quickly.
 
@Scriv
it has nothing to do what it does or doesnt like It is not an HPS and the was the destination for the Slug guns I am going to assume some just thought because of the barrel leant thats what it was or some one just called it that because they just assumed? no clue and these are not pellet picky everyone says
unless someone ordered that gun with a slug barrel wich I doubt because Tom is so behind.
Monster ReDesigns, ( MRDs I would rather use the words ) because they just shoot good in anything In my humble veiw? but they also other pellets great as well.
if you could swing it you I dont think you can find a better gun.
you might find something that fits you better but as far as I am concerned the AAA guns are the best I have yet to see. now there may be other reason why you would not want one but I am closing to leave those politics out LOL
I now three EVOLs and love all three there are other gun I would like but I can see me ever parting with one of the EVOL guns.
 
@Scriv
it has nothing to do what it does or doesnt like It is not an HPS and the was the destination for the Slug guns I am going to assume some just thought because of the barrel leant thats what it was or some one just called it that because they just assumed? no clue and these are not pellet picky everyone says
unless someone ordered that gun with a slug barrel wich I doubt because Tom is so behind.
Monster ReDesigns, ( MRDs I would rather use the words ) because they just shoot good in anything In my humble veiw? but they also other pellets great as well.
if you could swing it you I dont think you can find a better gun.
you might find something that fits you better but as far as I am concerned the AAA guns are the best I have yet to see. now there may be other reason why you would not want one but I am closing to leave those politics out LOL
I now three EVOLs and love all three there are other gun I would like but I can see me ever parting with one of the EVOL guns.
As I said, didn't look right to me. To each their own.
 
Pan60, please excuse my ignorance but I do not know who Tom is. Only passing on what the salesman stated. He also seemed to not know what HPS stood for. Only that he thought the HPS was an older model than the PRS. My only knowledge of the rifles is that I cannot afford one. Surprised they let me touch it.
Your post reminds me of a story from the past. I had a friend that was looking for a shotgun. He wanted an over/under, and preferred a used one to conserve funds. He was left handed, so that was another hurdle. Well, road trip to my favorite shop in a neighboring state was in order. We perused the racks for a bit, and I found a beautiful left handed specimen. Try it out, I said. He shouldered it, you could see the light go on as he realized it fit well. Then he took it off his shoulder, admired it's beauty. When he looked at the tag, and read $18,000 he could have, well you get the idea. I laughed all the way home. Good thing we weren't looking at the new ones.
 
Your post reminds me of a story from the past. I had a friend that was looking for a shotgun. He wanted an over/under, and preferred a used one to conserve funds. He was left handed, so that was another hurdle. Well, road trip to my favorite shop in a neighboring state was in order. We perused the racks for a bit, and I found a beautiful left handed specimen. Try it out, I said. He shouldered it, you could see the light go on as he realized it fit well. Then he took it off his shoulder, admired it's beauty. When he looked at the tag, and read $18,000 he could have, well you get the idea. I laughed all the way home. Good thing we weren't looking at the new ones.
Yeah. I broke my own rule - don’t go if you cannot afford it. Reason why I can’t go to “gentlemen’s clubs” and classic car dealerships. Plus, management does not like when I leave my paw prints on the goods. However, since it was only a 30 minute drive, I wanted to be helpful and went to inquire about and get pictures of the rifle for Woogie-man and Pan60. Every time I go in there adds more to the wish-list.
 
Yeah. I broke my own rule - don’t go if you cannot afford it. Reason why I can’t go to “gentlemen’s clubs” and classic car dealerships. Plus, management does not like when I leave my paw prints on the goods. However, since it was only a 30 minute drive, I wanted to be helpful and went to inquire about and get pictures of the rifle for Woogie-man and Pan60. Every time I go in there adds more to the wish-list.
What are you wanting for your next Airgun?
 

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