Recent content by DVS1

Managed to get a silly deal on a secondhand Schmidt & Bender PMII a few years back, sold my IOR scope to fund it and slapped it on my Rapid. It'll be going to the grave with me lol Once a Wildcat comes into my possession some QR rings will enable switching between both rifles ;)

Got my variation for my .25 slot on my firearms certificate to discover a quoted 10-12 week wait time for a .25 FAC FX Wildcat build!!!!! Patience is is not necessarily my strongest point!


Ahhhhhhh! Now that I didn't realise! I thought they both had the 470cc tube also!!! Totally not seeing the wood for the trees! That at will also answer the weight difference too! Mind you 50 shots at 47ft Ibs from a 300cc is non too shabby!! i have a .25 rapid and love the calibre, hits hard...

Yep my bad...totally forgot the pivotal info!!! lol .25 Cal is what I'm looking at

Hi lads I'm reading various writings on the Bobcat Mk2 and the new Wildcat and have got the impression they are 'generally' a very similar rifle once a regulator and extended air tube is added to the Bobcat. My question is - How come the Bobcat is quoted at 80-85 shots at 47ft Ibs and the...

80-90 shots?? I'm guessing you have the .22 version??

To be honest I'm surprised FX haven't offered this as a standard due to the picatinny ability to retain zero or very very close to zero when mounts removed & replaced.

As above most likely a venting hole BUT should be on all guns surely!? i followed this video and fitted a reg to an Evanix Sniper, worked a treat 

As above most likely a venting hole BUT should be on all guns surely!?

Thanks for the great review!! watching this post with relish, I know the rifles new and still working in but your chrony figures give around 40 shots at 925fps...it's interesting that the literature on the FX company claim 60 shots??? Makes me me wonder if a regged Bobcat may be a better...