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it has a black cap on it, that is an interference fit and comes off easy, then you can see the regular hexagon gauge, I was able to undo mine by hand but there is enough protruding to get an adjustable spanner on it,

It is the 350mm Picatinny behemoth in the picture above & 450mm reflex behemoth in the video

Hi Mike, Kalibrgun have an OEM adapter for the Ocelot, you will have to order from your Kalibrgun rep as they don't sell to the public, part number POL637 , this was £35 including shipping duty & taxes to the UK

I have one but very rarely use it due to being too loud for my backyard - I pick up my silenced FX Ranchero 9 times out of ten because the Ocelot is so loud, I bought my Ocelot on release around 2015 I have only seen two other Ocelots in the UK, there is very little info available, I did find...


beautiful it is not

Just taken delivery of a Ocelot put it through the Chrono to ensure UK legal 7.5J then did i 5 shot 6 yard test, I am not a experienced pistol shooter but i was more than impressed with my groupings with the open sights, I have a Ranchero which impressed me over my previous pistol a HP1 - Webley...


I wouldn't choose a .25 as my only Non FAC air rifle, i just want see first hand how the caliber performs sub 12ft lbs , external adjustment in the UK could be the determining factor in a custodial sentence if you have not set your gun up correctly and its tested - examined and found to be over...

I have a .25 tactic and the Bull pup, my bull pup is Gen one, the actions are the same overall length and the barrels are the same length the extra over all length is down to the stock configuration, most of the last week has been spent setting up the rifle for sub 12ft and consistency which...

very informative, good insight to the features the impact brings to the table, congratulations btw tony

"DylanSanders"I thought I was the only FX Royale 200 owner in the world. Just kidding but there cant be a lot out there. Don't think there are many of us, i think there is very few here in the UK