Raven primal
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Look for a full review in PGI in a month or two.
In the meantime, though I've yet to shoot it--this weekend Beaks, I swear--I can say it has obvious Kingman-style characteristics. Looks like a single action solenoid. Has pretty much every upscale feature though you'll have to wait to hear how it works out. Can also say it's a bit on the heavy side compared to the lightweights higher up the food chain.
In the meantime, though I've yet to shoot it--this weekend Beaks, I swear--I can say it has obvious Kingman-style characteristics. Looks like a single action solenoid. Has pretty much every upscale feature though you'll have to wait to hear how it works out. Can also say it's a bit on the heavy side compared to the lightweights higher up the food chain.
Off the top of my head, Kingman markers tend to have these characteristics:
• Staggered ASA holes. You'll need to find an adaptor or an ASA that is designed for it, in order to use an aftermarket one. (this is a pain in the arse)
• Spyder threads. This isnt so bad as most companies produce them
• Metric threads and nuts. Alright if you're in Europe! Non-standard though (like the ASA) so worth bearing in mind if you rely on teammates for tools.
• Staggered ASA holes. You'll need to find an adaptor or an ASA that is designed for it, in order to use an aftermarket one. (this is a pain in the arse)
• Spyder threads. This isnt so bad as most companies produce them
• Metric threads and nuts. Alright if you're in Europe! Non-standard though (like the ASA) so worth bearing in mind if you rely on teammates for tools.