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I'm happy with mine. I have noticed that people tend to be more vocal when they have problems than when they don't. So the number of problems reported would be directly proportional to the number of products sold.

I've been running mine for a week now and I'm very happy with it. I've been hand pumping for several years and now I'm a convert. Sometimes I'll have time at lunch to shoot and if I hand pump, that takes 10 minutes and leaves me with 10 minutes to shoot. Now it takes a minute! One disadvantage...

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I use the .22 cphp in my Marauder and they're pretty accurate for the money. But if you use them for pest control, they don't mushroom, they go right through the target without much deforming. They survive a shot unless you hit them perfectly. I still use them for target practice, but I switch...

I'm happy with my mk2 wildcat as well, and yet I still keep looking at the mk3, the sniper version. More power, more shots, external adjustments. Actually, if it can change calibers and barrel length, I would rationalize getting it.

.22, 20 yard near, 35 yard far. Maximum point-blank range.

Happy anniversary! This site is awesome!

I like the shorter overall length, but the barrel is still the same length. I find it convenient for carrying around and holding offhand. I still play with older rifle form factor, but over time the bullpup gets a higher percentage of time and the older format feels clunkier.

The koi works fine and doesn't need an adapter to attach to the wildcat. I recently got the stx barrel liner a and installed it to try other pellets. The poi changed more than I expected, so I took the koi off and tried again. The poi was still off, but it was pretty loud. After I put the koi...

I got the FX Wildcat mk2 .22 18 months ago and never looked back. It has nice feel to it, it's easy to carry around with one hand, and it's very accurate. It's a bullpup designed as a bullpup. I've considered an impact, but then I look at the Wildcat and I honestly can't think of any incentive...

What happens when people move to where you live and then try to change the laws? I live in New Hampshire where the gun laws are mostly fine, except for hunting with air rifles. There have been multiple attempts to fix that, but it gets shot down. I moved here from Massachusetts because I loved...

For benchrest shooting it's not as much of a problem. I could easily use a side lever on either side. But for offhand shooting, it's a total pain! Any gun that might be used for hunting/offhand should have a left hand version.

If I'm standing or walking around, rear cocking is fine. But when I'm leaning the gun on something it's nice to be able to use a forward cocking gun and keep your eye on the target.

It wasn't a dream, the angel barrel, airgungearshow, iwa 2019, about 31:35 into the video.