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TALON AIRGUNS
Tony has been a competitive shooter since 1978 in NRA .22 Pistol, NRA Three gun, USPCA, and IPSC. He is also a certified NRA and USPA range officer. During his competition days Tony was introduced to high powered air rifles and a new passion began, currently his expertise is precision shooting.
Founded in 2002, Talon Airguns began with Tony, a dedicated firearm enthusiast and competitive shooter. Over time, his passion naturally evolved into the world of airguns, where he discovered a new level of precision and innovation.
Driven by this passion, Tony started machining and customizing airgun parts, quickly earning a reputation for his craftsmanship and attention to detail. As word spread, demand grew, and with the support of his son Anthony, the business steadily expanded.
Fast forward over 20 years, Talon Tunes—also known as Talon Airguns—has become a world-renowned, high-end airgun shop. Family owned and operated in Jacksonville Florida Today. We specialize in full custom builds, precision tuning, and offering some of the most advanced and exotic airgun brands available.
Whether you’re a competitive shooter, hunter, or enthusiast looking to elevate your setup, we’re here to help.
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I already own an earlier version of the Talon-P that was customized by Talon Airguns. It is a fantastic little carbine. I got the upgraded version from Tony a few days ago. I had some concerns with the safety and the trigger but with a few drops of oil, the rifle is getting a good break-in.
It makes no difference to me but I learned that they do tune the trigger with their trigger spring and disable the automatic safety. Like I said, it makes no difference to me but we should always have the gun on safe until ready to shoot.
With that said, they did a great job with the trigger. Smarter men than me don't like automatic safeties. If you are one of them, then you are in good company with this airgun.
I didn't measure the pull weight but it does break clean and crisp and when it's expected.
They replace the OEM hammer with their hammer as well. I'm not sure of the physics involved but it's an obvious improvement the way it shoots.
The target that came with the rifle showed a 5-shot group about 1/4" CTC at 30 yards.
As tuned from Talon Airguns, I shot a 20 shot string with the 25.39 grain JSB pellets with the velocity readings below.
Low: 743.0 FPS
Average: 874.5 FPS
High: 952.5 FPS
Extreme Spread: 209.5
Standard Deviation: 70.3
The first ten shots produced better velocities, extreme spread and standard deviation. That's good if you only want a 10 shot group with an average of 48 FPE. I wanted to get 20 good shots out if the airgun like I have with my older Talon-P.
So by the end of the day, I got the following results with a 20 shot string shooting the JSB Match Diabolo pellets weighing 25.39 grains.
The other pellets that I experimented with were the Predator Polymag, H&N Baracuda Hunter and the H&N Hornet. As you can see in the photo of the rifle with the targets, the airgun was producing decent 20 shot groups at 25 yards.
The H&N Baracuda Hunter pellets were a bit of a disappointment. They shoot better out of my older Talon-P. The JSB pellet produced the best groups.
The ultimate goal of this airgun is pest elimination; primarily groundhogs and raccoons. I will be refining the zero at fifty yards and would like to use either the polymags or hornets for the hunting load. The pellet should be able to penetrate a racoon's skull from that distance.
So I will need to conduct some penetration tests with either 2 X 4's or 3/4 inch plywood. I don't want to spend money on ballistic gelatin.
In my tests with the older Talon-P the H&N Baracuda Hunter pellets went clear though cans filled with corn beef hash at 50 yards. With that said, I'm open to suggestions.
Overall, I give the customized Talon-P 5 stars. I really like the AR-15 pistol grip and the M-Lock handguard. The customized internals really make a difference with shooting compared to the stock Talon-P.
I almost forgot to mention that the optic is the Hawke 4X scope with high UTG rings. Given the distance that this gun will be shot, 4 power is all that's needed. It shoulders well, scope lines up with the eye for an extremely crisp and clear image. That's pretty good for a scope that costs about $110. By the way, I have several of these scopes on my springers and they hold up really well.
I think that this scope if the perfect complement to this airgun. If you are looking for a simple airgun that's light, maneuverable, shoulders quickly and budget friendly, you cannot go wrong with one that's customized by Tony.