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From what I have been seeing lately Daystate seems to have really upped their game over the last few years and it has been FX suffering from some quality control issues (hence so many redesigns/updates)

they have 3 stripes on the side near the trigger

Quite impressed with Airfectives shrouds, I like the look of the stage 2 as well, Can't beat a bit of carbon fiber. Anyway, Good luck with the testing

Just to confirm, You adjust the valve adjuster inwards until fps starts to drop, It reduces the amount that the valve opens/time spent open,reducing wasted air (higher shot count,less noise) P.s much carbon shroud

Is your impact a first generation? (Two piece cheek rest, no number stamped under the trigger block) If so I would replace the adjuster screw as well as the delrin piston, The original ones were pointed and have now been changed to a domed to prevent this happening. Alternatively Huma regs...

on the newer impacts gen2 and upwards the production date is stamped under the trigger guard block (yy/mm/dd) (picture is off the forum and not mine)

My Red Wolf is my most accurate .177, Just beats the Wolverine R by a small margin (I think largely due to the superior trigger) The FX Crown was my favorite .177 rifle but wasn't even in the same league accuracy wise so ended up returning it

Had to sign in just to compliment your stock, Very nice

The smooth twist X barrels just don't work well in .177, and seem to have been an afterthought. I hope this is something they fix (Would rebuy he crown if they did) but for now i would stick to the original smooth twist if going for a .177 or buy something like a Daystate with a Lothar Walther...

If you had of asked a few months ago i would have said mechanical, wasn't sold on the idea of electronic rifles. But the proof is in the pudding, since Buying a Redwolf i am converted Its extremely accurate, The trigger is exceptional, Fast lock time, Good shot count. Don't knock it till...

Hmmmm, I thought it was the 50yrds, but she won something with a .177 Redwolf, The awards ceremony livestream was a blocky mess

Pretty sure Lauren Parsons won the 50yrd using a .177 RedWolf.

wrong post sorry

No probs, Just checked to make sure and 30 bar is completely normal

Well done buddy

The sensor that reads the bottle pressure on my Red Wolf has an operating range of 50-250 bar, So the reason your Airwolf only goes down to 33bar is likely due to it not being able to measure such low pressures (out of the operating range of the pressure sensor)

I will assume that is aimed at me my reply was to bubblerboy, his question popped up at the bottom of the thread when i refreshed, and replied before i had seen your post. and like it or not i was trying to be helpful, people were recommending all sorts like sanding the mag which would have...

I,m glad OP is happy with his rifle but if you bothered to look it was a reply to bubblerboys question

@Bubblerboy64 Going for the pulsar would be a no brainer for me, especially if you wanted .177 (the .177 STX barrels are mostly crap) I have a red wolf which is based of the pulsar and it outshoots (and will likely outlast) my crown by a long shot. The electronic trigger is spot on (like...

Sorry to hear that Had exactly the same issues with my Crown, Piss poor accuracy and consistency, cocking lever jams, After sending it for repair twice there was little improvement so I returned it, I wouldn't buy another fx now, Their quality control is poor, Their new designs are sold to...