Recent content by gxs

No one here mentioned any orings. Did you check if your breach oring is ok? If your shots become erratic then you could also be losing air somewhere you're not supposed to and this leads to inaccuracy. I had a small oring on a transfer tube of my Hatsan rifle go bad and it led to all sorts of...

Interesting. I have the reg that came with the gun and then gun in 22 with the 600 barrel and my reg for 16gr JSB pellets is at 67. I had to ease the spring quite a bit (I didn't count but at least 7 clicks) and now it shoots 884-886 fps consistently. Did you try even lower reg pressures or...

It depends on the type of pellet. I found that in my .22s JSB jumbos like to fly a bit faster at 900fps while the standard pellets like to go 850-890fps.

Then you could have either nicked one of the o rings or maybe they didn't seat properly while reassembling. If the gun didn't leak beforehand then you now know exactly which seals to check. Use some silicone grease and lube the rings and reassemble the gun. Also keep in mind that it's good...

I can get 5 pellets in one hole (as long as the wind or my nerves last) with most of my guns but yes, each one of them has a specific grip it wants to maintain. FX Crown = thumb up and trigger in the center of the pad of the finger, one hand under the gun, light shoulder mount Daystate Delta...

Did you set the trigger or the spring? Because it seems to me that sear is not catching the hammer but the spring itself or something else before the hammer (I didn't strip my gun yet so I'm working from past experience). It seems to me that the gun thinks it's cocked when it's not. That's...

You can see the probe location if you look at the rifle from the side. You ALWAYS and I repeat ALWAYS first check where the probe is located and if it's not jamming the magazine due to different reasons (usually a badly set trigger or maybe a probe screw that gets loose). Then you can shear...

How the heck do you mangle a probe this badly? Ok the gun doesn't cock properly. Pull the mag out. You can't pull the mag out? Hold the lever and decock and try again. You can't decock? Remove all air and start stripping the rifle to find the cause. This was some next level magazine hammering.

FX Crown MK2 every day of the week. Every one of my guns would do it easily but I would grab that one.

It depends on the country and how you fill the tank but they won't fill one in a dive shop if it doesn't have a test and is old. They need to be tested every 5 years here.

Fx really needs to hire some more diverse group of designers. I'm not asking for much but can they at least hire one left handed designer to help make the guns? I would love to purchase a Maverick as well as this gun but I don't like eating my mags for lunch. I prefer real food.

Everyone has their favorite rifle but I'll repeat what another poster wrote... If you ever purchase one gun then purchase a FX Crown MK2. I wasn't sure at first as I'm not that into classic rifles but damn do I like this rifle. I have pricier and you could say better guns but this is the one I...

I'll say what I always say.... I have guns ranging from 300€ - 3000€ and there is a difference. BUT it depends on you. Each of my rifles shoots lead just fine. Each of them also hits whatever I want it to hit and does it well. Sure the more expensive guns can pull off a single pellet hole at...

Then check the trigger screws. Something is off there and the sear is either not engaging (if you feel the spring when letting off the handle) or is stuck and is keeping the gun engaged (if there is no spring tension when you let go of the cocking handle).

Cocking a Crown is really smooth so there is little resistance to it. Did you hear a click when cocking it? If the gun was pre-owned I would check the trigger. Maybe someone messed with it. This should be a quick fix. If the gun is new then just send it to a shop.