Junior Shooters Magazine, August 2017
AirForce Airguns is one of the premier manufacturers of Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) air rifles. Made in the USA, AirfForce has been offering Americans extremely powerful airguns since 1994. The .308 “Texan” rifle is from their most powerful line. That’s right, a .308 caliber airgun!
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by Luke Clayton, Airgun Hobbyist July 2017
There is something very special about floating silently down a backwoods stream or along the edge of a remote lake in a small boat, canoe or kayak. Add the excitement of the possibility of rounding a bend in the stream and encountering a sounder of undisturbed wild hogs and the tranquility instantly turns into mega dose of adrenaline!
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Press Release (Fort Worth, TX - April 26, 2017)
AirForce Airguns has announced that it will be offering ammunition for its industry leading Texan and TexanSS big bore air rifles. The ammunition will be available for all AirForce dealers. The ammunition is manufactured by Hunters’ Supply to the specifications set by AirForce.
The introduction of the Texan big bore air rifle 2 years ago created an overnight demand for reliable big bore airgun ammunition.
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MARCH 2017 | AIR GUN HOGS & EXOTICS
by Dustin Vaughn Warncke Texas Fish & Game
One of my fondest memories growing up was shooting my grandfather’s old Winchester .177 caliber air rifle at empty soda cans on my grandparent’s property. I’ll never forget those days.
Many of us grew up using airguns for target practice and to learn the basic fundamentals of shooting. When I started exploring the world of modern air rifles and pistols for today’s hunting, I soon realized things were in a different league than they were back then.
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 OCTOBER 2016: LOOKING FOR A NEW HUNTING CHALLENGE? MAYBE IT’S TIME TO DROP THE POWDER.
PetersonsHunting.com
Ton Jones, star of Spike TV’s hit series Auction Hunters with a scimitar-horned oryx taken with an AirForce Texan in .45 caliber, is featured in this great article published by PetersensHunting.com
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DECEMBER 2015: AIRFORCE TEXAN IS NRA'S GUN OF THE WEEK
Read the Official News Release and watch the NRA's Video here
 OCTOBER 2015: BIG BORES FOR YOUNG HUNTERS
by Luke Hunter for Airgun Hobbyist
We enjoy many freedoms here in the United States that people in much of the world cannot experience. Having the freedom to teach a youngster to shoot and hunt is one of them!" ~ Luke Clayton
I remember well the first time I shot a center fire rifle big enough to harvest big game. Itwas an old .257 Roberts that my uncle loaned me; I was eleven years old. I was scared to death of the noise and recoil. Although a relatively light caliber, I remember dreading the kick of the old rifle. This occurred over fifty years ago and I have no idea of what kind of groups I shot but I bet they would have been tighter if I had been shooting one of today's modern big bore air rifles!
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OCTOBER 2015 : AIRFORCE "THE TEXAN" AIRGUN
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BY SHOOTINGSPORTSRETAILER.COM
With all the new and innovative products on the market today, it's a great time to be an airgun enthusiast, especially those who want to push the envelope and go afield hunting with a big-bore airgun. Which also means it's a great time to be an independent gun shop offering these products to a growing cadre of airgun lovers.
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MAY 2015
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by AIRGUN DEPOT
The Texan is the world's most powerful production air rifle. It's a revolutionary gun ready to bridge the gap between traditional firearms and high powered air rifles, forever destroying the perception that "it's just an airgun." The AirForce Texan delivers a .45 caliber lead bullet at speeds up to 1,000 fps and can obtain over 500 ft-lbs of energy. Instead of buying just another traditional hunting rifle, get your next deer with an air rifle! There will be a new wave of hunters & shooters alike shifting to the AirForce Texan. Read our full review to see what makes this air rifle perfect for hunters.
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JANUARY 2015
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by Tom Gaylord
The airgun world is hot! The shortage of firearm ammunition (especially rimfire) over the past few years has boosted airguns into orbit, and one of the categories leading the growth is the big bores.
Big bores are defined as guns with calibers greater than .25. They have existed since at least 1550, but until the 1990s they were seen as curiosities—expensive to own and finicky to operate. That changed abruptly in the last decade of the 20th century when big bore airguns started pouring out of U.S. boutique shops in great numbers; and by the end of the decade, they started shipping from mainstream airgun producers.
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