Came with two air cylinders. I've a few FX's and know not to force anything. Does the air cylinder twist off? I've a Verminator, FX 400, etc. the air cylinder on this one doesn't seem to want to spin.... Do I force it?
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Yes. Twist it. If very tight, put something (I use a schrewdriver with tape around) in the fill port. That will give some torque.
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Gracias! It came with a shortened screw driver with a nylon cover- perfectly suited for torquing the cylinder off. I put a dab of silicon grease on the guns threads before screwing the other cylinder on- Appreciate the advice!
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I think it'll be an acquired taste.
It looks like it belongs on Cutlass, not on a pistol. I'm waiting a few weeks but I think a dremel session is in my future? I can't help be see a more streamlined stock hiding underneath. Just want to make sure my vision isn't distorted by the shocking look of it as is.
I'm open to suggestions.....
It looks like it belongs on Cutlass, not on a pistol. I'm waiting a few weeks but I think a dremel session is in my future? I can't help be see a more streamlined stock hiding underneath. Just want to make sure my vision isn't distorted by the shocking look of it as is.
I'm open to suggestions.....
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In my opinion there are some challenges in that stock, and gives you little to work on so to say. First and foremost the missing wood beneath the cylinder. Also the part that is housing the gauge will limit your options. Maybe keep it as it is? It is certainly one of its own all ready.
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