Picked up a brand new X-Caliber last week, solid little gun, well built, haven't had a chance to shoot it yet.
The foam is very solid and looks quite durable, and it has a metal stamping on either side of it.
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Picked up a brand new X-Caliber last week, solid little gun, well built, haven't had a chance to shoot it yet.
The foam is very solid and looks quite durable, and it has a metal stamping on either side of it.
Where did you buy it?
I've replied to this question twice but it seems my answer is being deleted. If this thread was started by another dealer , please accept my apologies for getting involved. I really can't tell who started this. It wasn't my intention to take business from anyone, I was just trying to help.
I just re-read the rules, I see what happened there.
Looks like we will be receiving a few of the Chiappa M6 (22lr/20g) $499 and some X-Calibers $849 next week! email me direct if you want to secure: gary@wanstallsonline.com
Last edited by WanstallsOnline; 05-26-2015 at 06:29 PM.
Any chance of the Xcaliber and the insert sets being sold separately?
So there is no exposed external hammer(s) with this gun? Is there any way to decock the internal hammer other than firing or dry firing it?
On order but no timeline for you as yet.Any chance of the Xcaliber and the insert sets being sold separately?
CorrectSo there is no exposed external hammer(s) with this gun?
You can indeed decock it without dry firing or firing, by fully opening the lever action, pulling the trigger(s) [one or both if you only wish to decock a specific one], then closing the lever. Just did it a few times.Is there any way to decock the internal hammer other than firing or dry firing it?
Last couple X-Calibers still looking for a loving home...
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Last edited by JJTOD; 10-03-2015 at 08:49 AM.
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