Recent content by Wolferine

WOULD like to buy a 600mm barrel in .30 cal for an FX Wildcat mk3.

Looking for the knowledge base here to opine on the most beneficial moderators for the longer barrels 700mm or more, does a more weightier or less so model help to stabilize barrel harmonics and accuracy?

Best use I found for the CF liner was to push the orings back down the barrel in an attempt to space them to get it back to shooting as it did originally. Which it never did which lead to trying the bonded method, regret ever taking it apart to begin with. You would really think FX would test...

No sir, just rotate it a measurable amount and see how it changes point of impact. Find the highest possible point of impact and lock it down there.

It appears there is usually a black mark on the outside of the barrel that should be discernable once the barrel nut is removed. I would mark the position of the barrel nut so it can be retorqued to the same position each time. Mark the position of the black mark as if it were on a clock face...

I liked the Tatsu too, conservative in size and seemed to be in harmony with the 600mm barrel I ran it on. Donny FL makes a great line up.

Can one infer that the 3-12 would be overall more low light sensitive than say the 5-20 model?

Sounds like a couple or three batteries might be a good idea.

Thanks, looking hard at this optic for night time pest removal so I'm living vicariously through your posts. lol.

Does the Daystate Wolverine R currently have the anti-tamper screws that are required in the Utube disassembly video in which the tuner disassembled the sub 12 fpe version of the rifle. I'm trying to research the R and R HP models as much as possible pending a purchase of one or the other and if...

Appreciate the guild lines that provide some sense of a members mindset and motives, without them I'd be much more wary to interact.

Thanks, that's good to know. Just noticed one of SKOUTS rifles can be barrel indexed by loosening the nut tightening the barrel into the action and rotating according to a clock face index on the visible outside of the barrel. Love that attention to detail.

Watched the movie but didn't read the book. lol

Thank you, mine was loose as a goose and a big problem to sort out for a newbie. I had no idea what was wrong but had to learn.

That 8-9'' shift is typically what I've found too, testing them at each position as it were a clock produces something of an oval shaped clock face on a target. Indexing would be setting the barrel to the top center or bottom center on that oval test pattern, thus preventing the barrel from...