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FX DRS Pro .22 700mm w/angled gauge block and digital gauge >LIKE NEW< $2400 shipped to lower 48 only, no Alaska and Hawaii. Only used three times, once to set reg pressure/hammer tension and two times to shoot slugs and pellets. About 4mags per session. It has what came with the rifle plus...

The Tactical does not come with a slug power kit like my DRS Pro did. At least not on the 600mm version, I don't know about the 500 or 700.

Nope, just takes forever to load.

I live in Commiefornia and no issues....yet. Besides, it just looks cool, but to each his own I guess. Not everyone wants the same old white Toyota Camry.

Almost forgot, I'm using that same setup for Diablo Exact Jumbo Monster 25.39gr pellets. These I shoot at 65yds though with similar results.

I know this doesn't answer your question but maybe it will help. I have a .22 DRS Pro with a 700mm barrel and have it set up to shoot 100yds with Javelin Gen2 .218 23gr with a reg press of 86 bar at 900-910 fps. At 20yds it just drills the same hole, at 100yds it's running just under 1" 5 shot...

I can't get the dimension of the trigger group without taking the barreled action out of the chassis. I can't take it out without degassing and removing the angled manometer block and gauge which I don't want to do at this point because I'm in the process of selling it.

The block/receiver is 5 5/8" x 1". The 5 5/8" is from the back of the block to the front where the barrel and cylinder attach. It's also to the front of the plenum.

Total length from the back of the block/receiver to the muzzle is 32 5/16", that's with the 700mm barrel on the DRS Pro. If by shroud you mean the cylinder diameter, that is 1 5/16"

According to FX, you shouldn't dry fire the rifle if your cylinder pressure is below your set regulator pressure.

Yes, you absolutely need to degas the rifle.