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Wowzer
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Post subject: Tristan raptor youth  Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2020 11:27 am |
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FYI. I got a Tristan raptor in 20 gauge youth for my teens to shoot sporting clays. First time at the range, the gun handled great. It is an inertia gun so it has to be fully shouldered, otherwise, it may not eject. It has run birdshot without a problem. Good gun for the price.
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Post subject: Re: Tristan raptor youth Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2020 4:26 pm |
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Agreed, we've put ~1800 through our's so far. It would choke on NSI and Rio until I polished the chamber a bit. Now just NSI get's hung up (extract) once in a while.
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Wowzer
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Post subject: Re: Tristan raptor youth Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2020 7:18 pm |
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Does anyone know if the 20 gauge shotgun uses the same stock as the 12 gauge? I want to get a stock that can adjust length of pull and wasn't sure if the 20 and 12 gauge shares the same components.
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Post subject: Re: Tristan raptor youth Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2020 9:50 pm |
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Wowzer wrote: FYI. I got a Tristan raptor in 20 gauge youth for my teens to shoot sporting clays. First time at the range, the gun handled great. It is an inertia gun so it has to be fully shouldered, otherwise, it may not eject. It has run birdshot without a problem. Good gun for the price. Better recheck. All Raptors are gas operated according to Tristar.
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Wowzer
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Post subject: Re: Tristan raptor youth Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2020 11:40 pm |
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The Happy Kaboomer wrote: Wowzer wrote: FYI. I got a Tristan raptor in 20 gauge youth for my teens to shoot sporting clays. First time at the range, the gun handled great. It is an inertia gun so it has to be fully shouldered, otherwise, it may not eject. It has run birdshot without a problem. Good gun for the price. Better recheck. All Raptors are gas operated according to Tristar. You are correct! It does seem gas operated. I thought I had read that it was inertia driven. Thanks for the correction.
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Post subject: Re: Tristan raptor youth Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2020 5:01 pm |
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I shot a round of trap with the raptor. I had to put a medium sized limbsaver on it as I have the youth stock. Amazing gun...no recoil at all. It shoots great, cycling 7/8 loads without trouble.
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