Uragan v vulcan

[Gunner786]

The Uragan will definitely be my next purchase!! Just need to shift a few others first though 1

[Snapshot]

I currently have both and slightly prefer the Uragan to the Vulcan but, as already said, they're both excellent. Obviously, the long Uragan has a much higher shot-count than the Vulcan 2. Given the general (un)availability of AGT guns, I'd say buy whichever you can find.

[mick a]

I know where there is a Uragan compact and for just over £100 I could swap out the cylinder to a 300cc with a good mod it would be a midi lather than a long or a compact

[Snapshot]

I know where there is a Uragan compact and for just over £100 I could swap out the cylinder to a 300cc with a good mod it would be a midi lather than a long or a compact

You need a dedicated adapter to fit a 300cc bottle and I only know one person who makes them. (I have a spare as I bought two.)
You also need a complete replacement shroud as the Best Fittings 300cc bottle is a sufficiently larger diameter than the standard one that it won't fit with the standard shroud.

The photo shows how it looks. The top gun isn't mine and has a 300cc bottle and 30mm shroud, the lower one is mine with standard bottle and 30mm shroud.

[Rativity]

I had the uragan, well built compact and fairly accurate, trigger was good for bullpup, noise level wasn’t to bad, preferred my Steyr which was better in many ways imo

[mick a]

Snapshot could you post some photos , wont the original bottle valve unscrew and just screw on a larger capacity one ?

[pellet sniper]

ive got vulcan 2 with black plastic stock
its not light its a hefty lump but shoulder s well
now looking at the AgtVIXEN and Airmaks KATRAN & Caiman
Hopefully these will be at the Shooting Show for me to shoulder

[Snapshot]

The original bottle is very light compared to others and has a very short neck so the adapter is bonded to it, presumable to save more weight by having fewer threads. I suspect it's also a smaller thread than the usual M18. There's no valve in the adapter so the bottle has to be drained to be removed.

What would you like photos of?