I know all of that, just looking for a replacement rail. Thanks for the info.

I live in a humid area. Usually 80% humidity. I'm gonna have to second Renaissance Wax for rust prevention. I've been using it for several months and it works really well. I also tried Frog Lube which worked okay but not as good as Renaissance Wax.

Kgphotos said:

The FX Panthera is a great rifle. Mine is set up more for hunting and bench shooting rather than PRS. I’ve added a front 480cc bottle and now have a total of 780cc. With my Athlon scope on top it is a heavy rifle but man can it shoot. At 50 yards it’s rare that a five shot group strays outside of the .400” inch range. And that is with H&N 30 grain slugs. Just this past weekend I was shooting eggs at 123 yards and very rarely missed.

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You must raise your own chickens

Stubbers said:

With FX releasing a new model every 6-12 months, there is no such thing as BUY ONCE CRY ONCE.

Buy what will fulfill your wants/needs today. If perhaps tomorrow your wants/needs change, then rinse and repeat. Hardly anything in life is static.

-Matt

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You said nothing but truth!
Many start off with a budget gun and progress upward in quality at the behest of skepticism. Others may jump in "head first" and figure they're done.
No matter what, there's gonna be something we gotta have in the future.
Manufacturers like FX don't make it easy on us....

SteveV said:

Cool rifle, you don't see many of those - is that basically a Discovery in a Gen 1 Marauder stock?

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I believe so. My Discovery has a problem and I’m going to try and find out, as its been 5 years ago when it failed. Right now I’ve got several pcps to play with Charles

Scotchmo said:

That 1575 looks good too. Very similar to their 415 but allows up to 7000psi input. For our purposes, either will work fine.

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So a new model up to 7000psi ..Even better...I only have 5500 psi Scott 5.5 tank so 6000 psi should be good until the industry comes up with tanks and compressors+ booster pumps over 5500 psi. It really is pretty cool all the 5500 psi lineup for SCBA.....5500 psi regulated to 4500 psi get amazing foot pounds in Texan platforms with African Air Ordinance 4500 psi valves....hopefully get there one day...

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Mmmm.... rhubarb....

keith1 said:

thinking about a 22 over177 for hft fielding target shooting at 100 bar how many shots pre fill

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From a 240 BAR fill I must get 200 shots. I am over 20 fpe with the stock white spring and the hammer spring at minimum.

I had a similar experience. The Compressor did not push the filter in. It was from removing the Air supply Line from the Rifle "Before" all of the Air was bled off first. It blew the cotton up into My Fem quick connect. I was able to clear it out and everything went back to normal. I now make sure that the line is completely empty of pressure.

Is it all aluminum.except for the stock and grip?

Localitalian said:

Snowpeak M16A is too strong​

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Maybe i had to give up on that.Now it's Stoeger xm1-scout 25cal.comes with 2 mags 5 year warranty"

Shops will sell you the Gun, but most carry no parts. I searched quite a bit.

Never tried a card cut. I used to light matches shooting across the deck when I had one, probably about 25 feet. Never did it offhand, but would sit in a chair. Gun used was a FWB 300S with factory irons.

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I am in the minority but most of my guns (none of them are FX) prefer H&N pellets to JSB. My Caiman prefers the Baracuda 18 to JSB and other 18s. It may be the head size. The H&Ns are on the small end, most of mine are 5.50 or 5.51 head size. I think I checked my JSB tin and they were a bit more. But the Caiman does not like the 18,3 grain H&Ns. 18,0, 18.1, 18.2, and 18.4 shoot very well but not 18.3. Actually they are not terrible but I'm shooting 30 yard challenge targets and the 18.3s are about 5 points worse on those targets. I have not tried this gun yet at 100 yards.

I would try the Baracuda 18s but especially the Baracuda Match pellets which are just over 21 grains. I find the Match pellets are more consistent in both weight and head size than the regular Baracudas (or JSBs). My P35-22 really likes the Baracuda Match pellets in either head size. But at 100 yards the best I've done was a little over 2 inch 5 shot groups. It was windy but still I don't think I'd win any matches.

It's hard to say if head size or weight is more important or possibly both are. I had a pretty narrow range of head sizes in the 18s but the Caiman did not seem to care. My P35-22 does not care. But my P35-177 does. The Caiman cares about seemingly minor weight variation but my P35-22 doesn't. I don't know if I've tested the P35-177 for weight variation. I probably should. It likes the H&N Baracuda FTs which are very consistent but it's best score is a 197 so there is some room for improvement. It is very wind sensitive so testing is challenging.

My Caiman X has plenty of power but just doesn't like pellets heavier than 18 grain. But I would start testing the heavy ones in your gun. The BC will be better so they will drift less in the wind. If your gun doesn't like the heavies I would make sure JSB 18s are the best in it and then sort them to see if there are specific weights or head sizes it likes best.

Airgun Nation said:

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FX Dynamic Compact - Utah Airguns

The FX Dynamic Compact features a 300mm barrel (380mm in .25 cal) and is a streamlined version of the acclaimed FX Dynamic, designed for hunters.

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I have a Dynamic Compact in .22 and want to change the rear bottle for a front bottle and put folding stock on rear. Possible? Can someone suggest parts I need to buy?

If you’re buying a delta wolf go all in!

steve123 said:

Mine is the HE507C-GR X2 and it has the slide out battery compartment so this 507 doesn't need to be removed for battery replacement.

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my 507 is older, maybe its time to upgrade.

Hateful McNasty said:

I shoot stock irons and I'm zeroed at 10m and 50y (.177). Then I shoot enough I pretty much know the trajectory arc and compensate for that ..

Biggest thing is to learn your gun by getting out there and shoot , shoot , shoot , in the end it's not what anybody tells you what's good for them but what you find what's good for you and that gun with a dedicated pellet you find it and you like best ..

So like I say it's the 3p's
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Yeah, I'm loving it. Pretty much a perfect gun for free hand shooting.

Airgun-Revisions said:

That would be correct none are in stock with him. This was going to be an AR thing at first until he acquired more machines. He is only taking pre-orders right now because of the limited space but I do think he’s going to be shipping as soon as he can get inventory on shelf. My batch is here and ready to go for the Stoeger guns.

Yes, more baffles can be added. You can make it 6 foot long if you want to.

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Rigidity comes to mind? lol

BB gun is a soft gun that is good for safety.

Not realy a moderator since its a supressor for PB, but it sure does a damn good job