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$1100.00 shipped w/o scope

In short: I have for sale a FX Indy in .25 caliber with moderator (6 total, barrel adapter baffle, 4 middle baffles, end baffle), Leupold Mark AR scope and 30mm rings, flip up lenses covers, 3 FX Magazines, new tin of JSB Heavy Kings, just opened tin of JSB King. $1300.00 shipped, OR $1100.00...

I use my V3 only to check all my velocity on firearms and Airgun’s, the sensor is barrel mounted and adds weight and changes the barrel harmonics when shooting groups. Very consistent in picking up velocity vs optical style. My firearms have a full shroud so I can mount the V3 without...

Agree with Yrrah, have you tried reducing regulator pressure? Sometimes slower is better and test groups again to see if the groups improve. Watch with slow motion camera for wobbling pellets. I think the gun can be tuned more. Great groups though!!

I mainly hunt, so I dial in with an Atlas bipod and rear sand bag, it is what I normally use when I’m in the field. The gun harmonics match how I intend to use the gun. I don’t carry a vice or benchresr gear in the field, so I do not use it when dialing in. On a benchrest gun, I would use...

Really looking forward to this release, hopefully it holds up for the price tag. Then again, that’s why compressors cost what they do. 

Awesome shooting! Are these groups with unsorted pellets? Either way nice groups

When it is released it would be great to see the reviews that members post. Hopefully it is a quality product that will offer value to the community. 

I too started in firearms and purchased an FX Indy as my first pcp style gun. I like it since there were no fill tanks, compressors, etc. Just grab, pump, and shoot like when we were kids, it was simple and accurate. It has been a great starter gun for me to get into the pcp world. I would...

Never would have thought there was a market for something like this, now “ladies” of airgun I would buy! Anyone ever check out the Dillon Reloading calendar? Sells out every year!

Good video! I have always upgraded by cheap scopes, but in the end the more I learn from other shooters and use my scopes, I always end up with expensive scopes... damn!

I rarely shoot down past 150 bar and store my pcp between 150-200 bar, haven’t had any issues holding the pressure. I usually try to keep it at 200 so I know if the tank has leaked and it’s an easy number to remember next time I pick up the gun.