I tried this today. That is exactly what happens!
Well Lou,"Lou"It would be awesome to see some on camera chrony testing and scope cam accuracy testing of this rifle. So far this is revolutionary, I can't wait to get my hands on one. Also if FX is reading this, make a full size rifle with these features!
Talk about happy! 
I would tend to agree with your engineering friends for set screw that can be accessed with the key perpendicular to the screws face. In situations where the screw can only be accessed from an angle, a regular key can't hold a candle to a ball end key. The best precision L keys are made by Wiha (Germany), Wera (Germany), and PB Swiss (Switzerland). Wiha takes the edge for ball end keys.
Yeah kinda thought this much, ur both pretty tall people so ur choices on rifles that fit properly to ur frames with differ from the rest of us. I'd bet a larger traditional style rifle as u have said already will be what's best for u two.
Actually my statement wasn't completely valid. It is true that volume is a key factor in sound suppression but baffles can also play an important role. One of our sponsors, Neil Clague, has experimented a lot with this and determined that more baffles aren't necessary better, but they can play a part in controlling the turbulence inside the tube."Lou"
I have removed baffles from my Weaihrauch silencer and shot the 2-3 pellets, the rifle was much louder and one of the pellets hit end hole of the silencer damaging the crowning. Accuracy was horrible too. But I guess FX found some new way to do this, otherwise they would not use it. I just hope that this shroud system will be removable so that people can use their own systems if they want and to me the rifle looked better with the stackable baffles."Michael"
Baffles are NOT the key to sound suppression of an airgun, volume is more important than baffles."gixxer3000"Hi. Thanks for the videos.
Can you tell more about the telescopic silencer because im not convinced about its effectiveness. You said in the video that it might be hard to tell the difference but it sounds really loud, extended or not. It would seem its just a long empty chamber when extended and if there are no baffles inside, well. The idea behind it is great, but is it really making that big a difference on the gun.
I think it would have been better to go with the modular design from the Wildcat.
Again. Thanks for the gunporn videos
FX had mentioned that they may offer a fixed shroud system for the .30 caliber that will accommodate additional end pieces. No mention of offering it in all calibers. I shot both the .25 & .30 with the telescoping shroud and I found it adequate for most situations.
