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First of, Im not an expert or in any way have knowledge more then the avarage, this is only my own thinking and reaction to this subject. I know the subject from beginning was if its good to put oil when refilling so it should/could spread to other parts inside the pcp, to this I have no...

im not sure but I think the fx carbon bottles have aluminum bottles inside then wrapped around with carbonfiber.... So I think where the vavlve threads into the bottle it is a "aluminumbottle inside carbonfiber wrapping" it should be pretty damn strong...at least for a few founds of force as...

well im not sure what you mean, as the fx tubes fits where bottles are, like royale 200 and 400/500, same threads inside the tube and bottles with a valvepin inside, if the threads where longer on the tubes then the valve inside would not function as it should... also, a tube is longer, so...

https://fxairguns.com/accessories/addition/ If FX are making these for the Streamline and others, then a bottle bipod mount for the Crown and Royale should also be fine, the connector between bottle/tube and action is the same(strength-wise) more or less in all fx guns from what I see..

How strong is the bottle attachement against the receiver on FX Crown not asking cause im worried more then anybody else, but i see many have clamps and big bipods and put some pressure on the adapter between receiver and bottle-end.... my bottle is free and Im only laying it on my bag with a...

on the other side, pressurize a CF bottle to twice the max working-pressure could also make a crack, well I dont know, as I said, I have never heard of anyone here where I live that did hydrotest small PCP bottles, dont know if there is anyone doing it to be sure... Best thing to do is to ask...

my point was: I would not expose my CF bottle to that presure then use it, I think its more safe to visually inspect it, then stay with max working pressure,,,,,,, 

they can probably do it, question is: would you feel more safe letting them inspect the bottle or your self? I would probably feel more safe knowing I have done it carefully my self.. If you know them and trust them, YES, otherwise ....

inspection is one thing, but pressurize the bottles on PCP guns like twice the working pressure isnt anything I would like to do any way, I would feel more safe just inspect in visually, and keep to the working pressure after that, especially CF ones.. The best way is to visually inspect...

It can be so in other countries that every bottle of any small size need to be pressure tested to get approved, for what I know some countries have rules that "bottles under 1 Liter" dont need to be pressure tested, just a good advice to visually inspect.. If you are careful of course you...

Correction: you are right, the first inspection should be before 5 year of MF date... It says nothing of test pressure, only inspection, so I guess a visual inspection inside is enough

What CF bottle is that, I could swear that my FX Crown CF bottle(480cc) has a 10 year best before date , hmmm I have to check The rules is different in different countries.

hi, I have an extra BT 65 Aluminum tube, I dont need it for now, and probably not for at least one year or more, wich is better for long time storage: dissasamble it , dry it clean, and store it in room temp with low to normal humidity or fill it to 150 bar and let it be (yes! orings will...

There is a video of fx indy/independence , taking it apart and putting it together... The block is the same as Royale, except minor changes where the manometer is. Yes, take it apart, would be interesting to see if there is water inside

As you probably know there is a good chance for the poppet(valve) to be bent, so it will be impossible to get the pressure up by the builtin handpump, you need to take it apart and se how it lookes. One word of varning: Ive had the Fx Indy just for a short while, and noticed moisture inside...

How could the bottle adapter not be aligned, isnt it screwed into the block with threads as the Royale or Crown?

trying to use a scuba fill calc(calculate how many times you can fill your pcp gun from a scuba bottle), in the calc they are asking volume of the fill hose, if you dont type anumber the calc wont work, so I could not guess, thats why I wanted a number to put in... Now Ive got a number :)

ok, volume will be 2cc then, thanks

ok, well if someone have a wild guess in how big it could be, I would be pleased with that, it has not to be within scientific margins :) Im sure there is someone measured this before

trying to figure out the internal volume of my fill hose for my scuba tank, its thin and about 2 feet long, any numbers? http://www.seaquestmarine.co.uk/acatalog/MDE-Airgun-Charging-Cylinder-300-Bar-3-Litre-With-MDE-Jubilee-Gun-Charging-Valve-3L_AGCYL_H_300__.html its the one above