AirForce Airguns’ Texan Adds New Calibers

AirForce Airguns' Texan Air Rifle
AirForce Airguns’ Texan Air Rifle
AirForce Airguns
AirForce Airguns

Fort Worth, TX -(AmmoLand.com)- AirForce Airguns’ Texan Air Rifle – the world’s most powerful production air rifle – is expanding to add .308 and .357 calibers.

Together with the original .45 Texan, these three rifles cover the most popular of the big bore airgun calibers. The new Texans are shooting in excess of 350 foot pounds of energy in .357 and are approaching 300 foot pounds in .308.

“As soon as we introduced the Texan in .45 last year, our Airgun Believers were suggesting other calibers,” noted AirForce CEO and Founder John McCaslin. “Well, we listened and these are the two most requested. Components are optimized for the caliber to get the best results. We’re proud to call them Texan.”

The AirForce Texan set a new high bar for pre-charged pneumatic air rifles when introduced at the 2015 SHOT Show with energy levels of 500 foot pounds and the ability to take down a whitetail with a single shot from its .457 barrel. The Texan has elevated the art of airgun hunting to large game and rivals most hunting rifles in accuracy and many in power.

“Every gun we produce is designed for optimum performance. These two new calibers are no different,” remarked McCaslin. “We are regular hunters and shooters just like our customers, and we like things that work like they are supposed to. These air rifles do just that.”

AirForce Airguns has been innovating, designing and producing precision pre-charged air guns at their Fort Worth, Texas headquarters for over 15 years. In early 2016, AirForce will be opening a new state of the art factory in Texas to keep up with the growing demand and integrate the newest manufacturing techniques.

AirForce is known for developing the most technologically advanced airgun shooting systems in the world and is the original and favorite black airgun. With a reputation for flexibility and legendary accuracy, AirForce Airguns offers a solution for just about any airgun shooting situation.

Serious airgunning starts at AirForce Airguns.

For more information on AirForce Airguns, visit the website www.airforceairguns.com or write to AirForce Airguns, P.O. Box 2478, Fort Worth, Texas 76113.

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Tim

They need to make a shorter version of this gun and it will sell 10x better. A 48″ gun is just too long. If they could make a big bore the size of the condor I know of 4 people alone that would purchase immediately. They have opted to have one custom built by other manufactures that are similar in power without sacrifice but much shorter guns that can be used easy in tree stands, carried easily on 4 wheelers etc. It just like shooting a old British round ball gun… length anyway!Make them the size of the condor and… Read more »