FX Got my king .25 today

I will cry for you if you do that

I drilled the hole in my custom painted mrod stock after paint to adjust things. Heck I've drilled and tapped my impact action for other reaons. Measure 10x, drill once and fear not. I'd drill the hole, and I believe you can too.

FX is trying to tell you something without saying it. Set it and forget it. It saves warranty claims from guys with creepy regs because they played with them too much.

Vetmx said:

FX is trying to tell you something without saying it. Set it and forget it. It saves warranty claims from guys with creepy regs because they played with them too much.

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This is the wise perspective vetmex is going to get put in agn lore for.

Gambler said:

I was thinking of it, but then again it kinda limits the possebilities of trying different wight slugs?

And does anyone know of side mounted bipod with picatinny so I can use it with grs stock?

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Kind of a ghetto option If it has a sling swivel is a pic adapter for said swivel. I use one on my mrod too.

If you do this, I hope you use a crazy sharp brad point bit.

My willingness to drill the hole is based on some things I forget to elaborate on. I've been a professional finish carpenter for 25 years, have made rifles and rifle stocks from scratch and do machinist work as a hobby....... So be careful. I forget not everybody has the same tism I do. Laminate has a tendency to splinter, especially birch lams. Hence the Brad point bit(and sharp countersink) advice.

what twist rate liner you have in it? Unscrew the shroud, TR should be printed on the side of the liner.

no need to degas, just unscrew the shroud.

If its like the impact, unscrew your shroud and use a 10mm end wrench to remove the nut. Slide out the liner with orings and take notice of the liner markings on the pellet liner to see how the marks work. I like the carbon stiffener vs the orings for ease of use and it's cheap enough. Reinstall the liner and search agn for how much to turn the nut after you feel it touch the liner.

If you aren't going to shoot the heavy end for caliber, try it with the pellet liner first. I lost the use of all but the heaviest pellets with my slug liner and I'm married to high power only use which is a little dissapointing when you learn how far these can accurately shoot pellets, including the heavy ones. Example. I got a 105 yard pigeon with a jsb king (25) pellet with 1 shot, just range find, strelok for my 860fps velocity on that gun, dial. Smack! Pigeon hit so hard the dust flew off him like a ghost.

One day I will have exactly your gun for high power use. For now my impact set up for high energy slugs is rarely used anymore and my little dreamline tactical compact sees all the use. 12 yards to 110 on the pellet liner, no slugs.

Best of luck on your adventure with a very very cool gun. I look forward to seeing your posts on your experiences.

6gun said:

If you do this, I hope you use a crazy sharp brad point bit.

My willingness to drill the hole is based on some things I forget to elaborate on. I've been a professional finish carpenter for 25 years, have made rifles and rifle stocks from scratch and do machinist work as a hobby....... So be careful. I forget not everybody has the same tism I do. Laminate has a tendency to splinter, especially birch lams. Hence the Brad point bit(and sharp countersink) advice.

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This is good info. I can machine about anything. But I’ve splintered more wood trying to install swivel studs than I care to mention. It’s embarrassing.

You just need to take out the back trigger guard screw and remove the guard then you can get to the adjustment.

The king definitely needs a bigger bottle. a 700 will be what i’ll put on mine.