Name: Titan
Manufacturer: Bullseye
Airsmith:
MSRP: 1200+
Date: ~1999-2001
Rarity: ****

Chances are, unless you’ve read all of Ravi’s reviews or were a serious cocker guy back in 99- 2001, the name Bullseye won’t mean anything to you. No surprise, this low key little company was another shop that came late and never gained the size or reputation of early more famous companies or those with the most radical designs. What Bullseye DID do was crank out some of the best triggers ever on an autococker, Ravi even went so far as to say “In my experience, BullsEye deserves to be considered along with Bad Boyz Toyz and P&P among the best in the business when it comes to cutting-edge Autococker trigger work.” In his 2000 review of a Bullseye Titan and Colossal.

Bullseye offered a few different packages, ranging from their “Mammoth” trigger job ($139) to their sleeper Colossal($650) up to the top end Titan ($1200). They offered a series of different milling patterns and four standard anno patterns (Lust, Envy, Rage, and Vanity). Up until I got this gun, I had really only had one picture of a Bullseye anno, the lust series. After seeing this one in Envy, I now can classify a whole group of unkowns I’d seen. I think the red version of this anno is the Rage anno, which I’ve seen a few times but never identified.