Hey Guys,

I wanted to put up an initial review with some information on the New DRS Classic.
If you have been looking at this New gun you know there is Not a whole lot of info out just yet.

I received the gun from a friend of mine who asked me to set it up for him.
He wanted to use it as a FT gun shooting the 13.4gr pellets.
With the limited info out there I was a little hesitant, but he assured me he wouldn't hold it against me if I screwed it up... Lol

So here we go :
step 1, clean the barrel which was a straight forward deal. The patch worm went right on through the barrel since there are no baffles, Good Job on that FX.

next up, do a good general inspection of the gun making sure everything functioned as it should.. Good there as well.

next up, remove the stock and then fill it to the recommended 230bar max for the initial shots.

Next up, filled a few mags with the forementioned 13.4gr pellets and headed out to the backyard for some chrony numbers. The gun was Way low on power from the factory (400fps) , so I knew this was gonna be a long-term adventure...

Since the gun has no regulator gauge, I had no idea where it was set. so obviously the logical step is to look into the hammer spring setting.
The initial setting on it was 3 threads into the block, I started moving it in @ 1/4 turn increments until I hit the max numbers on the chrony, then backed it off.

I went ahead and shot the gun down on the pressure until I had a half ass idea where the reg was set once it started falling of it.
Nearest I could tell it was 90-100 ish.
This drove me batpoop, and it makes the tuning more difficult than it should be..
So I start looking into adding a reg gauge, sent a couple of emails to US dealers looking for the thread pitch and if the small plenum would even allow a gauge, The large plenum is shown in Matt's video with an angled gauge setup ...(see more below on thread size)
That was a waiste of time, I'll just leave it at that.
I did find a plug in the front of the plenum that had a 5mm hex drive , and after reviewing the manual in a pdf i found on the web it did show a gauge installed on the front of the plenum.
So here we go, degas the gun9 Unscrew the pressure gauge to do so) fired a shot or two after the pressure gauge read zero to clear the plenum. Unscrewed the plug from the front of the plenum and installed a spare gauge I had laying around.
refilled the gun, now we are in business, as susped the reg was at the 90-95, I set it at 100bar and back to the chrony we go....

After Many, Many hours of shooting this thing, playing with hammer spring settings, reg settings I finally got the gun to the numbers below on the chrony sheets.
Top sheet is with the 13.4
Bottom sheet is with the 10.3
The numbers look Fantastic on both pellets, BUT don't let them fool ya....
Take a look at the pics of the targets below ofor the accuracy results..
Top is the 13.4 @35 yards
Bottom is the 10.3 @35 yards

Info from above about the regulator gauge
1) The threads on the gauge needed are 1/8BSPP

I hope this information helps in some small manner.










Target using 13.4gr @ 35 Yards 10 shot group




Target using 10.3gr @35 Yards 10 shot group

OK.. to start with, this might confuse some of you but rest assured I'll explain it! Current FX PCP Owners probably already know this but for those that don't, the FX Wildcat MK3 BT and the FX Maverick are 95% the same gun just in different stock systems. The Maverick in an Impact style bullpup chassis and the Wildcat BT in a traditional style bullpup synthetic stock. pretty much EVERYTHING else is the same. Safety Lever and Tube Clamps for the scope rail system are the only differences. Same Power, same tuning system, same air delivery system. With that being cleared up let me tell you about the gun I'm listing. It started life as a Wildcat MK3 BT .30cal and was immediately changed to .22cal as a compact heavy pellet and light slug shooter. It shoots perfectly and accurately in that setup, you won't be disappointed! When Saber Tactical released the TRS Rail for the Maverick I wanted one for the gun. However, that Top Rail is not compatible with the Wildcat BT as it uses a different setup (dovetail) on the top rail tube clamps. So after a lot of research and conversations with Izzy over at ST, I ordered a set of new top rail clamps for a Maverick from FX and installed them on the gun. Along with the new tube clamps I installed a ST TRS Top Rail and had a "One of a Kind" Wildcat BT. It was perfect, and still is! A couple of months ago an opportunity to purchase a stock FX Maverick chassis at a reasonable price came up so I bought it. The thought was the only thing that could be better than a Custom Wildcat BT was one you could easily change into an FX Maverick in two minutes. So, what you see below in the pics is the SAME GUN in two different chassis setups.. Pretty Cool huh I'm wanting to experiment with some cool new setups for the Panthera/Dynamic so I'm letting this one go.

The current setup on the gun is as follows:
Compact 500mm .22cal w/Superior liner/CF sleeve, Saber Tactical TRS Top Rail, 300cc CF Bottle, Huma dual caliber (.22/.25) pin probe, and Europe Airguns 20 position "Fine Tune" Power Wheel (not available anywhere in the US).

Gun comes with BOTH Wildcat BT and Maverick stock systems, an additional oem FX Maverick Top Scope Rail, one Orion .22 magazine, and an FX hardcase. Scope, Moderator, and Bipod pictured are NOT Included- Asking $1650obo shipped (conus) for the entire setup. PP F&F, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App accepted. "Low Ball" ridiculous offers will be unappreciated and ignored so please, if you can't afford it or appreciate how much time, effort and money went into building this "One of a Kind, Cool Factor 1000%" gun don't waste my time or yours. Thanks.. I'm happy to answer any and all questions, contact info upon request from serious responders.

Pics:

Thinking about replacing the spring in my HW77. My goals are to smooth out the shot cycle and elimiNate the “twang”. I‘m looking for a soft shooting target gun, no hunting. I have not done this before and am moderately handy. What YouTube videos do you recommend? What tools do I need? What do I need to be careful of, aka watch out for? What kits do you recommend? Appreciate your suggestions. Thanks, Tom

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Just as title says,looking for who has the best deal on a new scope?
Who has the best bang for the buck?
Doesn't have to be anything more than say something like a 4 to 12 range .
More is always better if price is right but a great deal on something a little less is fine also.

Selling my FX Maverick + extras to make room for an FT rig purchase.

Gun is in like new condition purchased June of last year. I live in New York so it was shot last summer until about November (probably about 800-1,000 pellets through .25 barrel and 200-300 through .22). Gun will be shipped in Original box secured with extra bubble wrap added.

Here’s the list of everything for reference, pricing to sell.

FX Maverick .25 VP- $1,449
.22 barrel kit w/ probe-$300
Donny FL shogun-$189
.25 single shot tray- $25
FX bottle valve-$45 x2
500cc Carbon bottle- $109 x2
Extra FX mag .25- $50
3d printed mag .25- $35 x2
3d printed mag .22- $35 x2
Sekhmet gauge- $96
FX factory hammer weights .22 .30- $15 x2
FX factory .30 hammer spring- $8
(SCOPE NOT INCLUDED)
$2,595 spent total when new

I would sell all of the above as a package for $1,700 + shipping and insurance PP F&F or add fees. I’m not looking to split everything up but can if you would like something individually. Original rear gauge will be included as well. Pellets are not included but I would sell some of the .25 if you want any most are unopened.

If you haven't seen my other threads, I'm getting out of the hobby and selling off the last of my supplies.

Here I'm selling a bunch of .177 cal pellets.

These were mostly bought and stored in my cabinet and haven't moved since.

I'm only selling everything here as a set so I can limit the number of transactions I need to make. If you want something here, you have to take them all.

Here's an inventory of what's in the set:

• JSB RS - 7 grain - 3 tins (new)
• AA - 7 grain - 1 tin (new)
• AA - 7.87 grain - 3 tins (new)
• JSB Exact (lot #1) - 8.44 grain - 4.52 mm 3 tins (new) 1 tin (used)
• JSB Exact (lot #2) - 8.44 grain - 4.53 mm - 7 tins (new) ***** NOTE **** if you have a BSA PCP rifle in .177, I can't guarantee it, but I'm willing to bet this pellet will give you hole-in-hole accuracy. I've owned more BSA Ultras than any other gun and every single one of the .177's loved this pellet. Check out the British guys and see what they shoot...
• AA - 8.4 grain - 4.52 mm - 2 tins (new)
• FX - 8 .4grain - 4.52 mm - 1 tin (new)
• JSB Heavy - 10 grain - 6 tins (new)
• AA - 10 grain - 1 tin (new)
• JSB Monster - 2 tins (new)
• RSB R 10 Match - 7 grain - 4 tins (new) 1 tin (used)
• H&N Barracuda Match - 10 grain - 4 tins (new)
• H&N Crow Magnum - 10 grain - 1 tin (used)
• JSB Beast - 16 grain - 1 tin (used)
• JSB Ultra Shock - 10 grain - 1 tin (used)
• JSB Express - 7.87 grain - 1 tin (used)

That's 37 new tins and 6 used.

Price is $400 total shipped firm. PayPal F&F or add 3%.

For any guitar players out there, I will trade for a small Fender tube amp or other 6v6 or 6L6 based tube amps (class A). Examples are Fender Musicmaster Bass Amp, Fender Junior Pro, Fender Champ 5 watt, Fender Blues Jr. , Fender Princeton. Will also consider a Peavey Classic 20 or 30. No Vox/Marshall.

You know you can't help hoarding ammo....

I am extremely surprised that none of the members who belong to this forum have shared this super important information. A lady named Ana Rose Spanagel just won a bench rest competition with a relatively inexpensive Avenge-X .25 caliber rifle, outscoring all the others shooters participating in her same category. This despite the fact that the rest of the competitors were all using high end expensive rifles such as FX Crowns, FX Impacts MKII, FX Impacts M3, a Skout Epoch and a full electronic and computerized Daystate Red Wolf airgun. This once again demonstrates the incredible accuracy all this low end rifles have, despite having a relatively affordable price. You just need to be a good shooter, know how to tune them, use the pellets that best suits their barrels characteristics and a good scope…

Following is one of my two videos I have made today. My experience is very convincing by making solid barrel out of FX liner and keeping most of the barrel free from any effect of O rings.

This is for those who experience POI shift in Impact.

Here is the video and pics.

Bhaur

Aluminum 30 mm & 1 inch scope alignment rods, in very good conditions. Helps to avoid scope tube stress /damage.
$20.00 plus $10.00 USPS Priority postage.
Luis
[email protected]
787 402 9751

If you haven't seen my other threads, I'm getting out of the hobby and selling off the last of my supplies.

Here I'm selling a bunch of .22 cal pellets. These are all new still, except the H&N terminator pack which is almost full. These were mostly bought from Trenier and stored in my cabinet and haven't moved since.

I'm only selling everything here as a set so I can limit the number of transactions I need to make. If you want something here, you have to take them all.

Here's an inventory of what's in the set:

• JSB RS - 13 grain - 3 tins (new)
• JSB Exact - 15 grain - 1 tin (new)
• JSB Hades - 15 grain - 2 tins (new)
• FX - 15 grain - 4 tins (new)
• JSB Heavy - 18 grain (lot 1) - 4 tins (new)
• JSB Heavy - 18 grain 5.53 mm (lot 2) - 3 tins (new)
• FX - 18 grain - 3 tins (new)
• Crosman Hollowpoints - 14 grain - 6 tins (new)
• H&N terminator - 16 grain - 1 tin (used mostly full)

That's 27 tins of pellets, 26 new and 1 mostly full.

Price is $320 total shipped firm. PayPal F&F or add 3%.

For any guitar players out there, I will trade for a small Fender tube amp or other 6v6 or 6L6 based tube amps (class A). Examples are Fender Musicmaster Bass Amp, Fender Junior Pro, Fender Champ 5 watt, Fender Blues Jr. , Fender Princeton (w/ more added by me). Will also consider a Peavey Classic 20 or 30.

You know you can't help hoarding ammo....

Hello, about two weeks ago I bought this rifle, and I am still unable to find the ideal velocity and the appropriate pellets. I always had the idea that rifles with a CZ barrel were very friendly with any type of pellets, but now I am not very convinced. If anyone has this rifle and has already found the right velocity and pellet or slug, please comment. I leave a photo of my rifle.

Thank you

Hi I purchased a FX Impact M3 a couple months ago from Palm Beach Air guns. It is a .22cal with a 600mm barrel and I believe a 480cc bottle. This is the second Impact I have owned so I am familiar with the platform. I felt it could do better than the way it was factory tuned so I started messing around with it. I got it shooting solid groups at 55yards with great economy in the shot count, Then a couple weeks later I wanted to try some slugs. I upped the reg pressure to around 135 bar and set the micro adjuster to about 4 and was sending 27gr H&N 2s 960fps and getting dime size groups at 55yards. I mostly shoot paper in my yard so I reset it for 18gr pellets. These are my results. From a 250bar fill I'm getting 7 mags (28rounds per) and still above the reg Shooting 18gr fx pellets 917fps average with a 1.5 S/D. BTW I keep my guns in a safe I pull them out and put them back by the barrel. I haven't experienced the poi shift I have read about. Here are a few pictures. The wind was mostly from behind me and slightly lt to rt 5-10mph. no holding for the wind. First 5 shots of the day at 55yards. I didn't include pictures but the valve adjuster is set at 4 lines.

Just got my GK1 in the mail.
It is marked V3 but has the V1 carbon fiber wrap on the air cylinder.
It also has the original single screw on top of the main block instead of the two I expected to find on the V3. (Pictured below from Huben3Dparts website)


Thoughts?
Curious because I haven’t seen any examples of the V3 with this air cylinder pattern.

Thanks to all the good natured folks who allowed me to grab a photo or two, many in the heat of competition. You won’t find a nicer group of people anywhere!

New AWESOME air guns are coming to the market, we want to hear everyone's thoughts and opinions on which slug they use and like more between the .22 & .25 and why? Excited to share what's coming next...

FX Crown MKII in both .22 cal 600mm barrel & .177 cal 380mm barrel with Saber Tactical chassis. The .22cal barrel comes with FX Carbon fiber liner sleeve (not glued on), and FX harmonic tuner which can be used on both barrels. The gun also has Max grip knurled side cocking lever, and Fat Bastard rear aluminum grip.

Also included are 4 each .22 quick loaders, 2 each .22 cal magazines and 1 each .177 magazine, FX chronograph. Gun will be shipped in original FX hard case. Gun can be had with or without Sightron SVIII 4x40x56 40mm tube. Gun alone no scope $1300 shipped to your door or $3000 with scope to your door. Sorry no trades, will not break up package. Thanks for looking.

Having witnessed air pistols excruciatingly snail-paced growth in popularity over the last six decades plus, it warms my heart to see that growth now gaining speed and momentum. 'Witness' the fact that the Pistol division and Hunter Pistol class were both second in popularity to all divisions and classes at last weekends Cajun Classic field target Grand Prix competition weekend; itself one of the most respected and popular of all field target Grand Prix events.

And in related good pistol news, manufacturers are responding with phenomenal air pistols aplenty (relatively speaking, of course). Some of those perform beyond the imagination of most airgunners and shooters of all kinds-









Air Pistoleros are living the good old days. GET SOME, Y'all!

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So..........

Probably should have cleaned the barrel of my new toy when I first got it (duh). It was shooting well and figured it was clean enough. Welp.

First two dry patches felt like I was pulling the patches through peanut butter. After I pulled those through I peeked down through the barrel and could physically see the buildup starting to seperate from the rifling.



Switched to 2x Hoppes soaked patches and let them soak for a few. You can actually see chunks of lead buildup on the patches.



After the patches starting coming through fairly clean I put 10 down range and then 10 more on paper.



Not counting the flier (it wasn't but I won't get into that) 9/10 landed in a neat little 0.35", MOA group at 32yds. Not too shabby for a 20ftlb .177 break barrel. Its officially too dark to keep testing but I have some very high hopes now



I'm curious if anyone has ever seen buildup like this on a break barrel? I pretty routinely pull a dry patch or 2 through every couple hundred shots so I haven't. I'm wondering if maybe someone decided to give slugs a try in this thing before I got my hands on it

Beeman p17 pistol, in good condition. Fiber optic sights, adjustable rear. With 2 sealed tins of excite econ II .177 ammo. Great for plinking, or targets. Maybe an inexpensive way to dip in the waters on 10m. Super quiet, and perfect for indoors. $40 shipped to the lower 48, paypal f/f

Also interested in trades.
Crosman domed 10.5 .177 pellets.
Decent fixed power 4x32 rifle scope, must be shock proof for Springer. 1" tube.
Wood grips for 2240?

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Not for sale anymore . Admins please delete this ad

There are lots of Impacts out there… but this one is mine!



Airgun: Impact Compact
Rails: AirMarksman Backbone & Loki Arca
Grip: AirMarksman Carbon Fiber Vertical
Scope: Dedal Stalker
Magazine: Studmagloader
Shroud: Huggett Classic
Buttstock: Saber Tactical

Let‘s see yours!

PCP raptor,On GTA.
Diego Peregrina, [email protected],

[email protected],

Took me for $250.00

I will take part of the blame, I sent it F&F paypal.

Kinda makes you loose faith in your fellow man.


So I'm still looking for a Hatsan AT P2 QE.

Thanx for looking.


P.S. I was asked to post this here.

Edgun Leshiy 2 480cc Compact Air Bottles same size as the 470cc sold by Edgun.
$240.