Recent content by sunnyside

Guess I'm lucky but I haven't had any issues with FX airguns. Maybe some other models have Issues. I did get burnt on one of their older compressors, ie, parts availability.

For sale LNIB Bushnell Elite 6500 2.5-16x50mm rifle scope item number 652165MD. Scope has 30 mm tube, mil-dot reticle, side focus parallax adjustment (10yds to infnity), attachable sun shade, dust cover, and Japanese optics. Scope is like new condition and has no ring marks. Used very little...

I had one of the older FX air compressors several years ago. It worked well until the liquid pump went bad and I could not get a replacement. FX discontinued that model. and I believe they have a newer model now. I now have the Daystate 4500 psi 220 volt model that is a well built very...

I'm not familiar with the laminate stock. I have the FX 400 Royale with synthetic stock and I installed the sling swivels myself. I used a "T-nut" on the forearm -- slightly counter sunk on inside of stock to clear barrel. It's been working great for 2 plus years.

Have to agree with all the accolades above. That's why Jim has my repeat business.

I have had a Shooting Chrony Gamma model with printer for over 10 years and it has been great. I got it mainly for powder burners but it works well for air guns and arrows as well. I occasionally think about getting an Oehler 35P but cannot justify since the Chrony is so reliable. I...


Agree 100%. On the other hand, I can fill my FX Royale 400 approx 14 times from the Omega 75 CF tank and get over 100 shots per gun fill yielding over 1400 shots per tank fill. This is with the gun set on High Power and way way more shots are available on Medium and Low power. Like you, a...

My Daystate 4500 Compressor came with a 310 Bar safety cutoff valve which is 4496.178 psi -- close enough for me. Purchased my compressor from Precision Air Guns. I suspect they order the compressors with the 310 Bar valve for filling the 4500 psi CF tanks they sell. 

Very nice. Good testimonial for the Impact.

Agree. I'll wind up getting one of these adapters even though it is over priced like a lot of other things related to this hobby/sport. But, I learned that 15 years ago when I first got into quality air guns. Thanks for the tip and the other info/links you posted about the Daystate (Coltri)...


Good to know this adapter is available. A little pricey but very convenient for application you mentioned. 

For what it's worth, here is the placard on my Daystate 4500 electric motor. (first time posting pictures - hope it works). The pressure safety cutoff valve is the red item on this photo. Lettering indicating 310 bar cutoff is on bottom, cannot be seen here.


The safety cutoff on mine is 310 bar (4496 psi) and is not adjustable. It is mechanical (vs electrical) and is clearly marked 310 bar on the side. It has not popped off yet because I hit the power OFF button as the pressure approaches 4500 psi on the gauge. BTW, voltage as measured between...

This link to Coltri website showing the MCH-6/EM compressor appears to be same as the Daystate 4500 compressor and specifies 14 amps current. http://www.coltriamericas.com/compressors/mch-6-em.shtml Begs the question "why the difference?". One could measure the current with the correct...


The motor data plate on my Daystate 4500 Compressor specifies 14 amps of current. The control box placard on my Daystate 4500 Compressor specifies 14 amps. My Owners Manual specifies 14 amps. Where did you find 16.5 amps?