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Cheers mate! Is that purple haze (do I hear Jimi Hendrix?!) visible with the human eye, or is it a camera thing?

What kind of man can do you have screwed on that barrel? Like the looks of it! Also, a lot of pictures I see on the internet show a purple hue on the DRX. What's up with that FX?! 😳

You are right about the 0-MOA rail. FX explicitly says it’s a pellet gun that is able to shoot (some) slugs. For the .22, these are probably the lighter 21 grains H&N slugs which shoot pretty darn good in my FX Dreamline GRS (with 500mm barrel) on the tuning for 18 grain JSB pellets. Can shoot...

I ment the rear, referring to your question. Zoom in on the pictures on the first page of this thread, you can also see that the overhang you mentioned doesn’t seem to be an issue.

No MOA in the rail and the rear is mil-spec according to FX.

👆That right there! 😂 One thing I love about the tactical model is that I can finally shoot a quality PCP scoped AND with (45 degree) open sights mounted thanks to the long pic rail. That alone is of such tremendous value to me. I shoot rats inside stables for instance, some of them under 5...

Same on my hairdryer, don’t you just hate that?! 🤪

That’s the problem right there, so many people, so many wishes. As a business owner I always say; you can’t please them all, but be sure to please the crap out of those who are loyal to you and continue to innovate. My guess is that FX does just that.

FX is a business like any other, isn’t one of the primary goals of a business to make a profit (and in the case of FX also kick ass products)? Are you aware that FX is a European company, and that in the rest of the world (next to the US) people aren’t allowed to have firearms, so a tactical...

That’s what the M-LOK is there for. 😜

I've got 2 HW30S's, the HW97K and for ratting during daylight the HW35E. Excellent piece of kit, and with the sling no problem tossing it around all day. The barrel locking mechanism is one of the primary reasons I use it as a hunting rifle. And I'm no youngster myself (well over 50). If it's...

Took 2 seconds between fire and hit, that means at 276 yards the bullet traveled 138 yards per second. That's not fast, thats normal (even on the lower side) for a .25 slug. Nice shot!

Yes, all parts are interchangeable. The only difference between the two is that the HW77 has open sights and the HW97 doesn't. The 97 has a silencer-like business end. The difference in stock between the 77 and 97 is a higher cheek rest for the 97 because that rifle was ment to be shot with...

Sorry guys, but we're having two different discussions here. TS spoke about bending the barrel in order to change the sight line. The other discussion that was introduced later, is bending a barrel back into it's original position. Two different things! Just to make sure you guys understand...

I am quite aware of the fact that we're talking about an (piston-driven) airgun. The rules (of physics) apply to any kind of technology that pushes a projectile down a barrel regardless of the power source, being it gunpowder or air. Canting on a bent barrel will be a problem, it's physics mate...

I'm an international competition shooter, gunsmith and have been playing around in the marvellous world of guns for over 34 years now, but I've never ever heard this kind of nonsense before. You don't ever bend barrels for the sole purpose of changing the sight line. For one, canting will...

Mine loves the JSB Jumbo RS. Although every barrel is different, I've heard many TX200 owners say that these are there preferred pellets.

You did WHAT?! 😨 Some folks... 🤐 Next time, try shimming your scope mounts. A lot safer procedure that won't potentially result in a FUBAR rifle.

Give it some time, you will eventually turn back from the "dark side". I've been there. PCP's are dead easy to shoot, but the inevitable boredom from hitting target each and every time will make you want to grab one of those springers at some point. It's an itch you can't escape, you will need...

@uglymike has found the magic word; consistency! Find the balance point for your rifle and a comfortable position and do the exact same thing over and over again. Trigger position, trigger pressure build-up, shouldering, the amount of pressure on the trigger hand touching the stock and the...