Various Types of Optical Glass Explained
I found this information useful when shopping around for glass whether it be riflescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes, etc. I would read product descriptions and not really understand what some of the finer details of glass types and glass coatings are. Me being curious, I began looking for answers. I found the information in the following link to be very helpful. The photographs and diagrams are very helpful in understanding some of what's explained.
bestofbinoculars.com
“How to Choose Field Scopes: Comparison of ED glass and ordinary lens”
Glass Coatings Explained (check out the source reference link to Schott at the end of the article):
bestofbinoculars.com
As I come across more information or when I take time to dig into my bookmarks I may add more information to this thread.
edit: 01/07/25
“March Scopes is the Pioneer in the use of ED lens, Super ED lens, Temperature anti-drift lens system. Classification of March Scopes by lenses”
Source of above photo: https://marchscopes.com/news/10054/#:~:text=ED stands for Extra-low,magnification and high-end scopes.
Lens Coating Longevity - This is an area that I know very little about and I'm still learning. As new scope manufacturers emerge offering better quality for a lower price, these products are often produced overseas. In my reading, older scopes with glass produced in Germany and Japan seemed most desired by glass aficionados. Glass producers from these countries have been touted for their quality. More recently it seems that glass produced in the Philippines is second rate, but of reasonable quality for good mid-tier scopes (Sightron is a brand that comes to mind with good glass produced in the Philippines). More recently Athlon Optics has apparently amassed a huge following with several scopes in their line manufactured with Chinese glass that shooters all over the globe post on myriad online platforms about the bang for your buck quality from glass, reticles, to turrets and over-all construction. Since this is a glass thread, I began to wonder, What makes Athlon glass so good? When I visited their site, a lot of the descriptions lead me to believe it is the coatings applied to the glass. Looking at their lower-level budget offerings: the Talos and the Argos. On the Talos, Athlon describes their coatings as, "Fully multi-coated" and that "Athlon Optic's fully multi-coated glass gives you better light transmission with optimum brightness and true color across the entire light spectrum." What exactly does this mean? Which coating processes are used? What specifically are the benefits of each coating material? Do all of the coatings work well in conjunction with one another? Athlon boasts of their coatings on the Argos as "XPL coating" that is "A protective coating that gives you extra protection on the exterior lenses to prevent the scope from enduring dirt, oil, and potential scratches." An extra coating in addition to what? Most importantly, how long do these coatings last? Have there been tests to determine any duration of effective lens coating's durability? Are those results published? Can consumers access that data?
Source of coating quote on the Argos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-argos-btr-gen2/
On Talos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-rifle-scopes-talos-btr-gen2/
Some questions to ponder:
1) What are the most desirable and essential rifle/pistol scope glass coatings?
2) Is one particular process of applying these coatings superior producing better quality?
3) How does the consumer identify if he manufacturer is using quality materials for their glass coatings?
4) What differentiates top-tier glass from mid-tier glass? From budget glass?
5) How long do optical coatings last on top-tier glass before exhibiting significant deterioration compromising image quality or protective properties?
I found this article interesting and somewhat helpful , although it is focused upon camera glass.
cameralenshub.com
Optical Glass For Binoculars - What Is ED Glass, Crown- or Flint Glass
Optical glass used binoculars is crucial to image quality. Combining Crown glass and Flint glass in lense systems reduces aberration and provides clear and sharp vision
bestofbinoculars.com “How to Choose Field Scopes: Comparison of ED glass and ordinary lens”
Glass Coatings Explained (check out the source reference link to Schott at the end of the article):
What is the Binoculars Lens Coating for?
Without coatings, binoculars with multiple lenses would be virtually impossible to use. Binoculars lens coating improve transmission and image quality.
bestofbinoculars.com As I come across more information or when I take time to dig into my bookmarks I may add more information to this thread.
edit: 01/07/25
“March Scopes is the Pioneer in the use of ED lens, Super ED lens, Temperature anti-drift lens system. Classification of March Scopes by lenses”
Source of above photo: https://marchscopes.com/news/10054/#:~:text=ED stands for Extra-low,magnification and high-end scopes.
Lens Coating Longevity - This is an area that I know very little about and I'm still learning. As new scope manufacturers emerge offering better quality for a lower price, these products are often produced overseas. In my reading, older scopes with glass produced in Germany and Japan seemed most desired by glass aficionados. Glass producers from these countries have been touted for their quality. More recently it seems that glass produced in the Philippines is second rate, but of reasonable quality for good mid-tier scopes (Sightron is a brand that comes to mind with good glass produced in the Philippines). More recently Athlon Optics has apparently amassed a huge following with several scopes in their line manufactured with Chinese glass that shooters all over the globe post on myriad online platforms about the bang for your buck quality from glass, reticles, to turrets and over-all construction. Since this is a glass thread, I began to wonder, What makes Athlon glass so good? When I visited their site, a lot of the descriptions lead me to believe it is the coatings applied to the glass. Looking at their lower-level budget offerings: the Talos and the Argos. On the Talos, Athlon describes their coatings as, "Fully multi-coated" and that "Athlon Optic's fully multi-coated glass gives you better light transmission with optimum brightness and true color across the entire light spectrum." What exactly does this mean? Which coating processes are used? What specifically are the benefits of each coating material? Do all of the coatings work well in conjunction with one another? Athlon boasts of their coatings on the Argos as "XPL coating" that is "A protective coating that gives you extra protection on the exterior lenses to prevent the scope from enduring dirt, oil, and potential scratches." An extra coating in addition to what? Most importantly, how long do these coatings last? Have there been tests to determine any duration of effective lens coating's durability? Are those results published? Can consumers access that data?
Source of coating quote on the Argos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-argos-btr-gen2/
On Talos line: https://athlonoptics.com/product-category/rifle-scopes/athlon-optics-rifle-scopes-talos-btr-gen2/
Some questions to ponder:
1) What are the most desirable and essential rifle/pistol scope glass coatings?
2) Is one particular process of applying these coatings superior producing better quality?
3) How does the consumer identify if he manufacturer is using quality materials for their glass coatings?
4) What differentiates top-tier glass from mid-tier glass? From budget glass?
5) How long do optical coatings last on top-tier glass before exhibiting significant deterioration compromising image quality or protective properties?
I found this article interesting and somewhat helpful , although it is focused upon camera glass.
How long do lens coatings last? Expert Tips and Advice |
Learn about how long do lens coatings last. Discover factors impacting their lifespan. Maximize their longevity with expert tips and advice.
cameralenshub.com - Poll
Daystate Which choose is the best? Need help for Ghost or purlsar!
- By Creed smith
- PCP Airguns
- 23 Replies
MAGNUM Pistol Field Target LIVES!
- By AirNGasman
- Field Target
- 32 Replies
Pistoleros,
As I’ve been threatening for a while now, looks like I’m fathering another Field Target bastard. Weather permitting, MAGNUM Pistol Field Target will be born March 1.
Because the necessary, but missing puzzle piece has now been found to make the previous gleam in my eye become reality (no, not Viagra), MagPFT is growing from conception to delivery. Translation- it’s happening!
Said missing puzzle piece was a production air pistol capable of power and accuracy enough to stretch pistol field target not only beyond all previous bounds, but beyond the bounds of the imagination. Correction- any imagination but mine.
Power limit for Magnum PFT is 40 foot pounds; DOUBLE that of EXTREME Pistol FT, and 333% that of AAFTA PFT! Maximum target distances will be 80 yards; no elaboration or enlivenment required.
But in deference to the extreme pistol distances, scope magnification limit rises to 16X, rather than 12X. Otherwise MPFT rules are the same as Extreme PFT rules.
My next TEXtreme Airgun Sports Extreme Field Target weekend being the first weekend of March, a Magnum Pistol class will be recognized in the Saturday, March 1 Extreme PFT match; shot on the EPFT course, incorporating Extreme pistol and rifle targets. If at least three shooters enter the Magnum pistol class, there will be awards.
The missing puzzle piece making my lively imagination possible-reality came from the most unlikely of places… CHINA! However, strange bedfellows produce ‘unique’ offspring, that might otherwise never live.
Contrary to (ALL) Chinese products of the not-too-distant past, the Huben GK1 semi-automatic PCP pistol is neither cheap, nor toy. Nay, it is fine quality, accurate, powerful with a capital P, and expensive with a capital E! And although it doesn’t go where no others have gone before (Crosman produced excellent quality .22 semi-automatic Co2 pistols in the 1960s), the GK1 takes its combination of quality, power, accuracy and performance to a reasonable-size place none others have gone before. And also an exhilarating-FUN place none others have gone, or experienced before. But rather than elaborate on that previous sentence, I’ll leave such elaborations to countless GK1 posts on this forum (and elsewhere, like YouTube).
Believe it or not, the 40 foot pound Magnum PFT power limit is a perfect example of a perfect rule; that being an equipment rule that not only recognizes a particular piece of equipment endowing substantial advantage(s), but imposes a restriction not just minimizing, but negating said advantage(s). Hence, forty foot pounds was decided on to counteract the ballistic advantage a 50+ foot pound .25 GK1 would have over a less powerful .22 GK1. And although there are other reasons, that reason is genius enough.
The power-limit rule will have the same effect on other, as-powerful pistols that might come available when and if other manufacturers recognize financial opportunity. In fact, word in the airgun grapevine is there is one manufacturer possibly doing so; purportedly soon. I won’t bother to expound on rumor or speculation, other than to say it sounds feasible. It would be nice to have an American-made
option.
Happy Handgunning, Y’all!
P.S.- Although I realize there is no size reference for this 19 shot, full-magazine group shot last night at 50 yards in light winds with my .22 GK1 firing 18.1 grain JSBs at 863 FPS/30 foot-pounds, the group measures 1.20" center-to-center.
P.P.S.- Where else ya'll gonna get this kinda cutting-edge reporting?
.
As I’ve been threatening for a while now, looks like I’m fathering another Field Target bastard. Weather permitting, MAGNUM Pistol Field Target will be born March 1.
Because the necessary, but missing puzzle piece has now been found to make the previous gleam in my eye become reality (no, not Viagra), MagPFT is growing from conception to delivery. Translation- it’s happening!
Said missing puzzle piece was a production air pistol capable of power and accuracy enough to stretch pistol field target not only beyond all previous bounds, but beyond the bounds of the imagination. Correction- any imagination but mine.
Power limit for Magnum PFT is 40 foot pounds; DOUBLE that of EXTREME Pistol FT, and 333% that of AAFTA PFT! Maximum target distances will be 80 yards; no elaboration or enlivenment required.
But in deference to the extreme pistol distances, scope magnification limit rises to 16X, rather than 12X. Otherwise MPFT rules are the same as Extreme PFT rules.My next TEXtreme Airgun Sports Extreme Field Target weekend being the first weekend of March, a Magnum Pistol class will be recognized in the Saturday, March 1 Extreme PFT match; shot on the EPFT course, incorporating Extreme pistol and rifle targets. If at least three shooters enter the Magnum pistol class, there will be awards.
The missing puzzle piece making my lively imagination possible-reality came from the most unlikely of places… CHINA! However, strange bedfellows produce ‘unique’ offspring, that might otherwise never live.
Contrary to (ALL) Chinese products of the not-too-distant past, the Huben GK1 semi-automatic PCP pistol is neither cheap, nor toy. Nay, it is fine quality, accurate, powerful with a capital P, and expensive with a capital E! And although it doesn’t go where no others have gone before (Crosman produced excellent quality .22 semi-automatic Co2 pistols in the 1960s), the GK1 takes its combination of quality, power, accuracy and performance to a reasonable-size place none others have gone before. And also an exhilarating-FUN place none others have gone, or experienced before. But rather than elaborate on that previous sentence, I’ll leave such elaborations to countless GK1 posts on this forum (and elsewhere, like YouTube).
Believe it or not, the 40 foot pound Magnum PFT power limit is a perfect example of a perfect rule; that being an equipment rule that not only recognizes a particular piece of equipment endowing substantial advantage(s), but imposes a restriction not just minimizing, but negating said advantage(s). Hence, forty foot pounds was decided on to counteract the ballistic advantage a 50+ foot pound .25 GK1 would have over a less powerful .22 GK1. And although there are other reasons, that reason is genius enough.
The power-limit rule will have the same effect on other, as-powerful pistols that might come available when and if other manufacturers recognize financial opportunity. In fact, word in the airgun grapevine is there is one manufacturer possibly doing so; purportedly soon. I won’t bother to expound on rumor or speculation, other than to say it sounds feasible. It would be nice to have an American-made
option.Happy Handgunning, Y’all!
P.S.- Although I realize there is no size reference for this 19 shot, full-magazine group shot last night at 50 yards in light winds with my .22 GK1 firing 18.1 grain JSBs at 863 FPS/30 foot-pounds, the group measures 1.20" center-to-center.
P.P.S.- Where else ya'll gonna get this kinda cutting-edge reporting?
.
Accessories NLA Drop-down Tank Adapter
- By rauru
- Member Classifieds
- 12 Replies
Talon Tunes Drop-down Tank Adapter
1. Has 5000psi tank pressure gauge
2. Precision made
3. One-way quick fill port on other side
4. M18x1.5 threads
5. Lowers tank 1 inch
6. Extends tank 2 inches
I was experimenting with a larger DIAMETER air cylinder for my PCP air rifle.
So, I purchased this adapter to lower the air cylinder one inch further from the rifle barrel.
So, if you are considering a larger air cylinder for your PCP air rifle and you think an additional 1 inch will help, then this may be a solution.
Asking $125.00 shipped
PayPal Friends & Family
1. Has 5000psi tank pressure gauge
2. Precision made
3. One-way quick fill port on other side
4. M18x1.5 threads
5. Lowers tank 1 inch
6. Extends tank 2 inches
I was experimenting with a larger DIAMETER air cylinder for my PCP air rifle.
So, I purchased this adapter to lower the air cylinder one inch further from the rifle barrel.
So, if you are considering a larger air cylinder for your PCP air rifle and you think an additional 1 inch will help, then this may be a solution.
Asking $125.00 shipped
PayPal Friends & Family
Projectiles SOLD Assorted pellets .22 and .25 cal
- By Devink
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
$40 shipped Opened tins. 1000+ .22 cal pellets and about 150 .25 pellets. 
N/A Which gun for my next bench rest gun??? Opinions needed...
- By Bud-sc
- PCP Airguns
- 6 Replies
Ok so which gun for bench rest 50-100 yard shooting pellets and some slugs.
HW/Weihrauch My Venom HW77 Verminter
- By wijib
- Traditional Airguns
- 12 Replies
Refinished the stock with Napier's London Oil, new seals and new Macarri spring. Polished the internals and lubed. Initially shooting JSB 18.13 pellets at 16-16.5 fpe. Super smooth cocking cycle. Not difficult to cock for an old geezer like me. No buzz or twang and a nice light Record trigger. I noticed that the sears were all polished so someone did some work on it.
Next I will start zeroing the scope and shoot some 5 shot strings with various pellets. I imagine the Venom will produce some great results. Some misc photos:
No buzz or twang and a nice light Record trigger. I noticed that the sears were all polished so someone did some work on it.Next I will start zeroing the scope and shoot some 5 shot strings with various pellets. I imagine the Venom will produce some great results.
Some misc photos:PCP Rifle WTS FX impact 22cal 700mm
- By nakoa05
- Member Classifieds
- 0 Replies
Info in pics
Gun is like lie new in box. Tined from Utah ready to go
Scope and mouth not included
Gun is like lie new in box. Tined from Utah ready to go
Scope and mouth not included
Accessories NLA PCP TANK ADAPTER
- By rauru
- Member Classifieds
- 19 Replies
Talon Tunes PCP Tank Adapter
1. Precision made
2. Black anodized, high quality
3. Pressure gauge on one side
4. One-way quick fill port on other side
5. M18x1.5 threads
6. Extends tank 2 inches
Asking $85.00 shipped
PayPal F&F
1. Precision made
2. Black anodized, high quality
3. Pressure gauge on one side
4. One-way quick fill port on other side
5. M18x1.5 threads
6. Extends tank 2 inches
Asking $85.00 shipped
PayPal F&F
PCP Rifle SOLD FX IMPACT M3 -CUSTOM- 800MM-22 CALIBER- INSANE UPGRADES - SALE PRICE!
- By Mtnfish
- Member Classifieds
- 1 Replies
I'm selling my custom FX Impact M3 from Utah Airguns.
This gun was painted and built by Utah Airguns. It has every trick upgrade. Perfect working order.
Shoots a 40 grain AVS slug at 1020fps for over 90fpe. Shoots sub MOA all day. It is in excellent shape and lightly used. Comes with 3 Orion magazines that cycle the 40 grain slugs perfectly.
If you buy a new Impact and add all these parts it will cost you $4830
Get this decked out long range lead slinger at a serious discount.
$2200 Gun
$400 Barrel and tensioner
$300 PRS adjustable butt stock. Matt Dubbers favorite!
$150 PRS bottom rail arca/pic
$280 700cc tank w/wrap
$200 Athlon one piece scope mount 34mm
$250 Sabre Tactical top rail
$150 Donny FL Summo
$250 Custom Cerakote
$100 Sekmet digital guage
$350 Tungsten hammer,slug power kit, Huma Air transfer port, ergo grip fde,
custom oversized cocking knob, 3 Orion heavy slug magazines.
$4830 Total value.
Selling for $2500 for the gun or $2900 for gun and the Athlon Midas-Tac 5-25x56 FFP scope.
You save $2200 buying it pre-built.
I will sell the Like new Athlon Midas-Tac 5-25x56 34mm scope with it for $400.
This gun is featured in this video on my Colorado Airgunner channel.
This gun was painted and built by Utah Airguns. It has every trick upgrade. Perfect working order.
Shoots a 40 grain AVS slug at 1020fps for over 90fpe. Shoots sub MOA all day. It is in excellent shape and lightly used. Comes with 3 Orion magazines that cycle the 40 grain slugs perfectly.
If you buy a new Impact and add all these parts it will cost you $4830
Get this decked out long range lead slinger at a serious discount.
$2200 Gun
$400 Barrel and tensioner
$300 PRS adjustable butt stock. Matt Dubbers favorite!
$150 PRS bottom rail arca/pic
$280 700cc tank w/wrap
$200 Athlon one piece scope mount 34mm
$250 Sabre Tactical top rail
$150 Donny FL Summo
$250 Custom Cerakote
$100 Sekmet digital guage
$350 Tungsten hammer,slug power kit, Huma Air transfer port, ergo grip fde,
custom oversized cocking knob, 3 Orion heavy slug magazines.
$4830 Total value.
Selling for $2500 for the gun or $2900 for gun and the Athlon Midas-Tac 5-25x56 FFP scope.
You save $2200 buying it pre-built.
I will sell the Like new Athlon Midas-Tac 5-25x56 34mm scope with it for $400.
This gun is featured in this video on my Colorado Airgunner channel.
Attachments
Air Tanks SOLD PCP 580cc Fiberglass Air Cylinders
- By rauru
- Member Classifieds
- 2 Replies
Omega and FX cylinders sold.
Only Talon Tunes cylinder remains
A. Excellent condition, no scratches or nick marks.
B. Manufactured by: INOCOM
C. M18*1.5 threads
D. Pressure max: 310BAR @ 60C
Talon Tunes
- Manufacture date: 02-2019
- First inspection date: 02-2024
- Final inspection date: 01-2034
SELL FOR: $125.00 shipped
Only Talon Tunes cylinder remains
A. Excellent condition, no scratches or nick marks.
B. Manufactured by: INOCOM
C. M18*1.5 threads
D. Pressure max: 310BAR @ 60C
Talon Tunes
- Manufacture date: 02-2019
- First inspection date: 02-2024
- Final inspection date: 01-2034
SELL FOR: $125.00 shipped
Daystate Sapphire.25
- By cavedweller
- PCP Airguns
- 14 Replies
I bought a gorgeous Daystate Wolverine Sapphire in .25 caliber for EFT.
I love love love the Wolverine; especially the new sapphire stock!!
Unfortunately I had to send it home for repairs due to obvious clipping issues even when using an oversized moderator.
Quick turnaround and Got it back yesterday and set it up this morning, Sunday and I’ll be damned ….. still clipping albeit not as significantly because they tried to cure the issue by using a larger diameter 0DB moderator while explaining to me that a .22 moderator baffle was inadvertently used during moderator assembly.
Obviously I have a barrel or shroud that is tweaked or a breech block that is not 100% true?
I’ve asked for a new barrel and shroud to see if the fix is simple but I’d hate to think the breech isn’t machined correctly on DayState’s flagship mechanical rifle.
I own 4 Wolverines and this is the first airgun out of over 20 that I’ve set up that has had a clipping issue.
I tried several different .25 moderators including Huma, Air Impulse, Donny FL, STO, and 0DB and unless I used a .30 moderator zero was impossible.
I love love love the Wolverine; especially the new sapphire stock!!
Unfortunately I had to send it home for repairs due to obvious clipping issues even when using an oversized moderator.
Quick turnaround and Got it back yesterday and set it up this morning, Sunday and I’ll be damned ….. still clipping albeit not as significantly because they tried to cure the issue by using a larger diameter 0DB moderator while explaining to me that a .22 moderator baffle was inadvertently used during moderator assembly.
Obviously I have a barrel or shroud that is tweaked or a breech block that is not 100% true?
I’ve asked for a new barrel and shroud to see if the fix is simple but I’d hate to think the breech isn’t machined correctly on DayState’s flagship mechanical rifle.
I own 4 Wolverines and this is the first airgun out of over 20 that I’ve set up that has had a clipping issue.
I tried several different .25 moderators including Huma, Air Impulse, Donny FL, STO, and 0DB and unless I used a .30 moderator zero was impossible.
Accessories NLA **REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE** PCP Straight Tank Adapter
- By rauru
- Member Classifieds
- 18 Replies
PCP Straight Tank Adapter
1. Precision made
2. Black anodized, high quality
3. No pressure gauge, no fill port
4. M18x1.5 threads
5. Extends tank 2-3/8 inches
Asking $75.00 shipped
PayPal. F&F
1. Precision made
2. Black anodized, high quality
3. No pressure gauge, no fill port
4. M18x1.5 threads
5. Extends tank 2-3/8 inches
Asking $75.00 shipped
PayPal. F&F
N/A A Few Pistols
- By Rob_in_NC
- Air Pistols
- 32 Replies
I've said several times that I dont particularly care for air pistols and am not that great of a shot with them anyway.... so why do I have a section of wall of them in my gun room?
Was in there tinkering around today since the weather is still crap here and decided to snap a little pic.
Was in there tinkering around today since the weather is still crap here and decided to snap a little pic.
Traditional Rifle NLA AirArms TX200 beech right hand stock
- By pesty3782
- Member Classifieds
- 8 Replies
I have a right hand beech stock off of a TX200. The only imperfections I can find are near the buttstock in the photos. The stock will come with all the mounting hardware.
$90.00 shipped PP F&F
Tony P.
$90.00 shipped PP F&F
Tony P.
PCP Rifle NLA Price Drop - Vulcan 2 .30 Caliber $950
- By Notimeman
- Member Classifieds
- 1 Replies
I have a Vulcan 2 .30 Caliber for sale. It's in excellent condition. The gun is totally stock and has been a safe queen. It's never been adjusted. Less than a tin of pellets through it. It is a hammer of an airgun and I think too powerful for my neighborhood. I love hammering squirrels with it!! It shoots JSB 44.75 grain pellets at 870 fps. It is very accurate. It includes 3 magazines, fill probe, degasser, AGN filling hose, o-rings and a hard case. I'm asking $1100 $950 shipped to you in CONUS. I prefer Paypal, but if you would rather do something different, let me know. I have sold many airguns on this forum and have all good reviews. Scope is not included.
FX - DRS press release (Pro, Classic, Sub12)
- Industry News
- 210 Replies
NEW PRODUCT RELEASE !
Introducing the FX DRS Sub12! The airgun we all dreamed of becoming reality!
Immerse yourself in an amazing shooting experience with the FX DRS. Designed with precision for the most demanding shooters, it seamlessly combines simplicity and sophistication, setting a new standard for high-end airguns.
Say goodbye to conventional air tank designs! The FX DRS stands out with its sleek and minimalistic appearance, generating the look of a classic rifle. Yet, it retains all the essential features you've come to expect from a modern high-end airgun, delivering performance and style in one.
If that isn’t getting you excited the FX DRS has more to offer!
The FX DRS changing the way we look at airguns forever.
Introducing the FX DRS Sub12! The airgun we all dreamed of becoming reality!
Immerse yourself in an amazing shooting experience with the FX DRS. Designed with precision for the most demanding shooters, it seamlessly combines simplicity and sophistication, setting a new standard for high-end airguns.
Say goodbye to conventional air tank designs! The FX DRS stands out with its sleek and minimalistic appearance, generating the look of a classic rifle. Yet, it retains all the essential features you've come to expect from a modern high-end airgun, delivering performance and style in one.
If that isn’t getting you excited the FX DRS has more to offer!
The FX DRS changing the way we look at airguns forever.