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What Sets a Falcon Apart from the Rest of the Crowd? Falcon air rifles and pistols are known for their tack-driving accuracy, rakish good looks, and handling ease. "...More akin to a sleek rimfire sporter than an airgun..." reports Airgun World. "(A) high-flier...kicking out consistent full-power with pin-point accuracy!", writes Air Gunner. Whatever your need, Falcon's air rifles and pistols are sure to fit the bill. Falcon Pneumatic Systems has been making air guns since 1993, when it took over air gun production from financially troubled Titan Enterprises. Since then, the company has become a real success story; focusing on performance, service and innovation. Falcon's unique balanced air valve sets it apart from most other air guns. This distinctive valve allows its guns to deliver the shot-to-shot consistency of a regulated gun without the associated weight and complexity. Add a highly polished dark blued Walther barrel and a compact action assembly and you have a stylish, recoilless and accurate air gun that is a joy to shoot. Falcon offers a wide range of air gun models to meet any and all of your needs. Whether you want a rifle, carbine or pistol; a single shot or a repeater; a .177 or a .22 caliber; an eye-catching showpiece or an understated tack-driver; Falcon is the air gun for you. Falcon's air guns are classified according to barrel length, type of action and stock design. For example, a rifle with a 19" barrel is called an FN19, a carbine sporting a 12" barrel is a FN12 and a pistol with an 8" barrel is an FN8. Falcon offers three distinct types of actions: a single-shot and, two different styles of repeaters (the Raptor and the Hawk). Falcon's single shot actions are highly accurate and load easily. Simply insert a round into the gun's breech and cock the valve strike hammer when you're ready to take the shot. Falcon's first multi-shot, the Raptor, was introduced about four years ago. The action is designed around a removable 8-shot rotary magazine and uses a single bolt handle to cock the hammer and index the magazine. The Hawk action is a kind of hybrid, where you get the fast-fire benefit of the Raptor's autoload system with the manual cocking system of the single shot. Falcon initially devised the Hawk action to allow its customers to upgrade their single-shot guns into multi-shot repeaters. As a result, firing a Hawk is a two-step process. Falcon offers a wide range of stocks from a standard beech for the budget conscious, a well-figured walnut sporter for the serious hobbyist and a laminate profile stock for the avid connoisseur. Falcon also manufactures a line of eye catching, accurate target rifles. Under ideal conditions, Falcon's TR and TRL's can shoot 1/2" groups at 50 yards or better. Falcon's 10-meter rifles have excellent ergonomics and are also superbly accurate. We've gotten many a rave review about the Falcon. Here's a small sample:
What Pellets Work best with a Falcon Airhog recommends using Crossman premiers, Beeman Kodiaks or JSB Exacts. Most of our customers find their Falcon's shoot their best with these pellets.
What our Customers have said about their Falcons
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