Description
Features:
– Listing is for a fully assembled and tested v4 U Series Talon Claw blaster
– Primary color applies to Coupler, Grip5AR, Magback, Nameplates, and Pcap
– Secondary color applies to DoomS, ARGrip, Trelease, Krelease, Plunger, Sear, Trigger, RamBase, Endcap, EndCover, and Magfront
– Muzzle is orange by default
– Pumpaction with bottom picatinny rail for foregrips
– Compatible with both Talon and Katana style magazines.
– Includes upgraded o-ring tipped ramrod by default
– 10.875″ 0.527″ ID barrel
– Default spring 8-3/8″ K25. Compatible with 9″ length K31, K26, and 8-3/8″ length 788 springs.
– Base performance on-par with Rainbow Pistol (approx 200FPS with default set-up).
– 25″ overall length
– Can be built with optional ButtStock for increased stability and increased length
– Optional top front rail also available
– Handle can be removed to be replaced with AR style grips (sold separately)
Original design by captainslug released under CC-NC license. A percentage of all sales of this item will go to captainslug.
We’ve altered the design slightly from the original to give you better performance.
Significant changes include:
– Thickened hexstandoff slots to increase durability of parts
– Added modified Pcap plate to be used with Aluminum Pcap plate reinforcement
– Modified Shuttle for use with barrel adapter
– Added EndCap that is compatible with Turf springs
– Added new rail segment for use with v4 hardware
erichdq (verified owner) –
Do not buy talon claw. Buy a caliburn. Unless you are looking for a blaster below 150FPS. The U talon claw I have is impossible to prime with Turf 16kg, 18.5kg. With Turf 10kg and 8kg, the prime weight is harder than my caliburn with k26. Only the turf 5kg is comfortable to use. Yes I bought every turf and main springs to try on the U talon claw.
Derrikk Sun –
Sorry to hear about the issues you’ve been having. It’s likely due to the U Talon Claw’s shuttle rubbing on the U channels causing excess friction. Make sure you’re priming straight back and not torqueing the foregrip while priming. Hope that helps!