Recent content by carpmaster

you are already using this barrel or it is being worked on

in my very humble opinion, finding a good FX liner is a bit like winning a prize in the lottery... many have defects on the rifiling, the diameters are not constant, I have some at home, and very few shoot well. I understand that for FX it is a good business, they are cheap and they sell a lot...

ok, I'm curious to see the photos, thanks

I tried to modify a blank Lothar Walter for the Panthera, I didn't succeed, it's difficult to do the transfer port part. How did you manage it? Can you post some photos of the work?

Hi everyone, a question, I saw a video of an FX YouTube guru who dismantled the tank of the DRS 700 and the liner was different than usual, much bigger. Did fx make a new liner? Do you know what diameter the new liners have? This is the drs liner, isn't a normal heavy liner... Thanks

forgive me, but, if your impact shot well, why did you need to install a tensioner kit?

as I wrote in another post... if you have a fairly powerful rifle, the fatboy is completely useless, even with the extension, don't waste any more money... you can also insert additional sound-absorbing material, dividers and whatever what do you prefer in the extension, the fat one is only good...

if what Mr. FX says was true, then there would have been no need to evolve from the three O-rings, to the carbon sleeve, to the tensioner kit complete with front support with screws... or did he put them on the market just to make money?

yes, I'll give you some advice, if you have a powerful enough carbine, the fatboy is completely useless, even with the extension, don't waste any more money...you can also insert additional sound-absorbing material, dividers and whatever you prefer into the extension, the fatboy is only good for...

empty pipe, It's useless

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I think they will be available in stores within a few months, or less...only the .177 caliber available

the photos I posted above, I didn't take them, they intrigued me a lot, they are the JSB KO mk3, they look a lot like the legendary HALO

Interesting

a real, solid, barrel without vibrations, without carbon sleeves, without 10 oring transfer ports and bolts that unscrew, and a regulator that doesn't need a second regulator to work (WELL). a thicker and more rigid guiding plate, and an efficient alignment of the picatinny rail, not by eye...