SHOT Show 2016: Airforce Airguns New .308 & .357 Texans

Published on January 23, 2016
Duration: 8:26

This video from SHOT Show 2016 covers new releases from Airforce Airguns, specifically the Texan models in .357 and .308 calibers, alongside the Talon Pistol in .25 caliber. The review highlights impressive energy outputs and suitability for various hunting applications, with insights from Rick Ward of Airforce Airguns.

Quick Summary

Airforce Airguns unveiled new .357 and .308 caliber Texan big bore PCP airguns at SHOT Show 2016. The .357 Texan is expected to achieve ~400 ft-lbs of energy with bullets up to 158 grains, while the .308 Texan aims for ~300 ft-lbs using cast bullets up to 140 grains. The .25 caliber Talon Pistol was also showcased for its 100-yard accuracy and integral suppressor.

Chapters

  1. 00:00SHOT Show 2016 Introduction
  2. 00:09Airforce Texan .45 Review
  3. 00:36New .357 Texan Airgun
  4. 02:15New .308 Texan Airgun
  5. 04:35Airforce Talon Pistol .25
  6. 05:17Airgun Hunting & Company Passion
  7. 06:48Future Factory Tour
  8. 07:29Concluding SHOT Show Coverage

Frequently Asked Questions

What new airguns did Airforce Airguns announce at SHOT Show 2016?

At SHOT Show 2016, Airforce Airguns introduced new versions of their Texan big bore air rifle in .357 and .308 calibers. They also featured the integral suppressed .25 caliber Talon Pistol.

What are the expected performance figures for the new Airforce Texan airguns?

The .357 Texan is anticipated to produce around 400 foot-pounds of energy, while the .308 Texan is projected to deliver approximately 300 foot-pounds of energy, making them potent options for hunting.

What makes the Airforce Talon Pistol .25 notable?

The Airforce Talon Pistol in .25 caliber is highlighted for its integral suppressor and impressive accuracy, capable of hitting targets reliably at 100 yards, suitable for pest control or small game hunting.

What are the key differences between the .357 and .308 Texan models?

The .357 Texan supports a broader range of bullet weights up to 158 grains and offers higher energy output (~400 ft-lbs), whereas the .308 Texan is optimized for cast bullets between 70-140 grains and delivers around 300 ft-lbs of energy.

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