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Thread: Prarie Falcon/Falcon Raptor

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    Northernspark Guest

    Prarie Falcon/Falcon Raptor

    What's the differences?

    Steve

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    bstrdmissed Guest
    The raptor's the 8 shot.

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    Northernspark Guest
    The pf is multi shot an all though?

    Steve

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    bstrdmissed Guest
    The old 'FN' multishots are known as raptors,but i have heard prairie multishots being called raptors,they are totally different guns of course(FN's/prairies).

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    Northernspark Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by bstrdmissed
    they are totally different guns of course(FN's/prairies).
    So what's the difference? As asked in my origional post, I know they are different, that's why I asked

    Steve

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    bstrdmissed Guest
    The prairie is the mk2 fn if you like ,just like the s300/310,s400/41o.
    The T-BIRD was also made,basically a prairie made primarily in titanium.

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    Northernspark Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by bstrdmissed
    The prairie is the mk2 fn if you like ,just like the s300/310,s400/41o.
    The T-BIRD was also made,basically a prairie made primarily in titanium.
    Ta That's what I wanted to know.

    Soooo, if I were to buy a multi shot falcon, is the PF better than the Raptor?

    Steve

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    bstrdmissed Guest
    I would imagine so,i would have thought any probs with the fn would have been sorted on the prairie,they do share the same magazine system tho,which i think is a bit fiddly,spoilt with the aa mags me!

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    swedey21 is offline Who you callin a vegetable ?
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    The prairies also have a derlin insert on the cocking leaver to make it smooother..

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    Gary C Guest
    Old FN range had several variants.

    FN**- single shot
    FN raptor - multi shot
    FN Hawk - single shot adapted to 8 shot
    as above lighthunter - skeleton stock

    There was a rare thumbhole variant

    The next incarnation was the T Bird - ultra light titanium tube

    Final was the prairie
    FN derivative but with a longer and wider tube giving more shots.

    There is a VERY sexy new model coming out soon

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    Northernspark Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Gary C
    There is a VERY sexy new model coming out soon
    How soon?

    Steve

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    Gary C Guest
    I reckon 8 weeks or so.

    I'll have one in 4

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    Kernow Kid Guest
    There is a VERY sexy new model coming out soon[/QUOTE]


    C'mon Gary Spill the beans.

    Is it worth waiting for? The Multi shot Ultra is out in late spring.

    Regards

    Kernow Kid

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    I have a Prairie, and I believe that the bolt/hammer/trigger mechanism is considerably improved over the older FN series.

    The Profile thumbhole stock is virtually a work of art IMHO.

    The magazines aren't really a problem, unless you're using flat head pellets!

    What's this new model like then - any pics anywhere?

    Ben

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    I that sexy new Falcon the one that they have done with Axsor? I forgotten what it's called but we have had a prototype down at Ford for a week or so.

    It's a domin8tor type action with the side biathlon cocking lever, brass bolt/mag release ends, BT regulator in a nice sporting stock. It's a damn nice gun that Falcon are doing in partnership with Axsor
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