Alright than, the FLEX is flying back to California so I might as well take a moment to give some final thoughts about this gun.
I had this gun for a month and a half, I shot 6 tins of pellets out of it ( 900 rounds )
I never touched anything in the gun, I never even bothered to clean the barrel.
I didn't baby the gun at all ( Travis will see that when he gets it back, sorry Travis
) I want to see how guns stand up under rough conditions, this gun got banged on trees, Jeep bed, doors and so on, spent a lot of time under the rain, I wasn't easy on her.
Never experienced any kind of malfunction, if something went wrong was all operator fault.
The gun staked pellets from day one to the last day.
The FLEX is obviously a no nonsense well build with a lot of thought behind, it might not have those fancy feature that make the marketing Flash, but all the important things are top notch,
Trigger is Phenomenal, very quiet, accuracy is top, air consumption is excellent so the valve is a solid design, barrel is tensioned, bolt action is simple and solid.
The platform itself again rock solid, capability of easy interchangeable barrels and easy tuning can take the gun down to 50 FPE and up to around 200 shooting cast .308 bullets.
The AR furniture make the Flex very ergonomic and the overall gun as great balance.
Lookwise I personally would prefer a tube gun but I know a lot of people out there thing differently.
Thanks Travis and Jim for giving me an opportunity to field test this new and I believe excellent product.
I think I covered just about everything from page one to now, but if you have any questions I'll try my best to answer them.
