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Team Slayer
contact when ready/vet pricing etc.
Problem w/survey site? oh well.
Max we received your survey and it looks complete. What issues did you have? Thanks for taking the time.
Hi I would like to know the price of the slayer.
Also what is include it with the riffle.
Warranty what covers
what other states you can delivery.
thank you.
Best Regards;
Hector Cardenas
Hector, the Sayers are 1900$, they include one magazine, integral LDC and a box of very fine sample ammunition manufactured by http://www.pelletgarden.com.
Our warranty can be found here https://americanairarms.com/2015/08/slayer-warranty-policy/
We can deliver to all states/cities except those that require a FFL dealer or have restrictions on moderators.
We suggest you check your local laws and ordinance to avoid surprises.
I would like to know when will the 30 cal be ready for purchase? And does that caliber come with only one magazine also?
Roland, the Sport 30 cal is in testing and is not quite ready for release. When you see them appear in the hands of field testers we will be getting close. Were are working towards the end of the year but don’t be surprised if the it takes until January or a bit longer. Our number one concern is to meet our performance and reliability goals.
I have one question about the .30 cal. Will the regulated numbers still be at around 190fpe at muzzle with a 95-120 gr.? About the only thing making me lean towards the .30. But if not then I’m in for the .357. Either way I’m getting one! I have a .25 cricket now and I believe with the jsb kings that’s all that caliber should do. And my buddy has a 9 mm cricket and it falls way short of expectations!
Alohas Roland
Roland, yes the Hi-Power 308 is in the 190-210 fpe range, it is not regulated. Our Sport 30 is regulated and is a 80-90 fpe gun specifically designed to use the JSB 44 and 50 gn. pellets.
The Hi-power guns are not is the same class as the pellet shooters you mention, they are designed for slugs from the bottom up and will not chamber pellets properly. As a fun experiment, we hand loaded a 44 gn JSB into our 308 and got a muzzle velocity of 1439! This gives you an idea about the difference in power levels between a pure slug gun and a pellet shooter.
What is the longest slug that will fit and cycle in the magazine and also max length slug for the single shot tray on a .308 Slayer…???