Official thread here https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/introducing-the-new-fx-leopard.1328299/

Pyramyd sent this out. The new FX Airguns Dynamic Compact model. Fun little gun! Gotta love FX Airguns! Thanks for watching! -Nate


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Sounds like you might want to consider utilizing an airplane or a U-Haul as you suggested earlier.

I personally really enjoy airgun pistols and have a significant collection of vintage and current. I've owned FX's previous pistol, the Ranchero, which was an excellent pistol. I have no doubt that this will be an excellent pistol as well.

I will be curious to see power specs as I have a feeling they are going to be on the quite high-ish side. Power plenum in the grip - that's gotta have a reason for being there. One thing I don't get is the adjustable valve - seems unnecessarily overly complicated on a pistol.

Couple of other issues for me. Look at the top down view - this is a wide girl - she got some beefy hips. Other one - the cocking lever and mechanism are really big - like I get the feeling 1/3 of the width of the pistol is just cocking mech.

Either way - minor complaints. If the specs are good I might give it a try.

synergy4 said:

Looking forward to trying these, has anyone got there hands on any of the hyper line slugs and tried them yet?

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I have some on pre order from Pyramyd Air.

Welcome.

looks way over my personal budget

See official thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/introducing-the-new-fx-leopard.1328299/

You will find EVERYTHING you need in this thread..
Bob

Official thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/introducing-the-new-fx-leopard.13282

Official thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/introducing-the-new-fx-leopard.1328299/

Is it me or it is
1- fairly difficult to connect the usb c cable to charge the battery
2- impossible to plug/unplug the dust cap
without removing the stock?

I think Daystate did not really think this through before coming up with the design. Their solution (a USB-C port deep down there under the stock) is not only very hard to get to, but it is also very exposed to environmental factors like water and dust (common now! is that dust cap really supposed to protect against water? Even if it does (and it is a big if), it must first stay in place. So far, I’ve already lost about a dozen (mostly the ones on the delta wolf).

For ease of use, I’ve been using a magnetic USB-C adapter like this

Is there a better solution that would seal the port against water/dust and be easy to use at the same time?

I was doing 6 on PW, but using Phil's Parts now, and just run velocity 925-930, Reg 120 psi NSA 26.8

SundanceKid said:

Try these guys. They're in San Antonio Texas.

LCS 3D printed Cheek and Picatinny rail

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Thanks

jarmstrong said:

while sticky threads do sit at the top and gather first light,,, I don't get much from them,,,

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I hear you. As you said, they are good for newbies, but I never really look at them myself. As a normal thread, the ones that keep rising to the top as obviously "hot". I was wondering if it was just me.

Richely said:

I have zero interest in yet another post about blowing something up.

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Interesting. I didn't know such a person could exist. So, I am hijacking my own thread, but what DOES peek your interest? Shooting tips, hunting, ??

Nice shooting and close to home, beats doing lawn work any day.

Pardon me, I'm sure it is something having to do with airguns but "Nu Aira" ?
Thank you,
John

So far, 100% of my Weihrauch .22 cals have been inaccurate, ranging from so-so to unusable. It's too bad, since I like the .22 caliber by far the best, as per loading, shot cycle, muzzle report & terminal ballistics, just as much as I find the .177 cal lacking in each. I've had zero trouble with .22 cal barrels in Dianas and Walthers, for comparison.

I like my solo .20 cal springer, but I can only get one type of .20 cal pellet without ordering them abroad, with all the cost and difficulty that entails, incl. customs officers opening the tins due to lack of X ray penetration, rolling their fingers inside for contraband, and then barely closing the lids. If the hypothetical .20 cal Weihrauch didn't like Exacts (many don't), it'd be a real pain.

Outstanding!

If you have a Sheridan Silver Streak that has a date of manufacture of 1977, 1978, 1979, or 1980 can you please post photos of your guns.
I am looking for a full length shot of the guns left side, a 3/4 shot of the guns left side, to include the rocker safety and rear sight, and a close up of the serial number.

Thank you.

Spike_9 said:

Gotcha. Reminds me, I need a larger gun smithing lathe!

Looking good. I look forward to seeing the results of your project.

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It was the biggest I could find without rewiring my garage for a true 3 phase panel. Still a 3 phase lathe but with a built in converter.

That is one fine gun you got there! The rabbit hole is indeed deep!

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airgunner53 said:

From my experience, the hammer pin may be loose/warn. The hammer pin is rather soft and when cycling the hammer with a heavy hammer spring (and the disco spring is heavy) the pin will slightly deform causing problems with cocking the bolt back. I would say switch just the pin out and see if that helps. If it does, buy a hardened hammer pin or a lighter spring. Hope this helps.

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Will do

SilentSquirrel said:

If you know the dimensions of the spring, you can use a spring calculator to compute the strength.
Here is a link to one of many found online

Hope this helps
Edward

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Thank you