Hello AirgunNation peoples,
My two FX .25 calibers! Customized and tuned. The FX Crown and FX Wildcat MKII are looking and shooting outstanding! Smartphones have unbelievable cameras too! Enjoy the pics!
Customized FX Crown & FX Wildcat MKII... (pics)
- Thread starter JoeKool
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Hello AirgunNation peoples,
My two FX .25 calibers! Customized and tuned. The FX Crown and FX Wildcat MKII are looking and shooting outstanding! Smartphones have unbelievable cameras too! Enjoy the pics!
Hello AirgunNation peoples,
My two FX .25 calibers! Customized and tuned. The FX Crown and FX Wildcat MKII are looking and shooting outstanding! Smartphones have unbelievable cameras too! Enjoy the pics!
Oh those are outstanding!!! A man after my own Walnut Stock Heart! Well done!
A few questions when you have a moment to reply...
- What did you use to finish the stock?
- Is that's an after market carbon shroud where did you find that! Very nice touch.
- What make and model BiPod is mounted on the Crown?
- How did you make the Picatinny Rail attachment to the thin(ish) wood in the foreshock under the bottle?
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Really really nice JK, in fact as Kool as your handle Joe!
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Beautiful upkeep on your rifles. Love those atlas style bipods, I modified mine to do the same.
The real question here is. Which one do you itch to pick up first?
The real question here is. Which one do you itch to pick up first?
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Dear? Really? One dude should never call another dude... Well thanks anyway! Lol
Thanks Bob_O!!! I see you on YouTube and on here!! Building a nice Airgun collection there, I enjoy your videos!
Too Cool ...
What scopes are you using?
Pictures are worth a thousand words.
Hawke Sport Optics Sidewinder FFP 6-24x56
Hawke Sport Optics Sidewinder FFP 4-16x50
FFP Mil IR Reticle
Kool
To answer your questions..
1.
7 coats of:
Minwax Wipe-On Poly
Sand Paper
& Heat (to speed dry times)
2.
3.
ACCU-TAC SR-5QD Bipod
4.
ACCU-TAC Sling Stud Adapter Picatinny Rail For Bipod SSRA-200
Beautiful upkeep on your rifles. Love those atlas style bipods, I modified mine to do the same.
The real question here is. Which one do you itch to pick up first?
Pick up? Hell, I can’t put the Wildcat MKII down! Especially with the Huma reg. (125bar) and that sweet shooting Smooth Twist X “A” liner (600mm 1 :30 twist ratio). That was backordered for a month @ AD!! (Sucks to wait!) The Wildcat MKII now matches the accuracy of the Crown! It’s so quick to grab and whip out on a pest. Many-a-creature have fell victim to it already! Tuned to perfect hammer spring tension and regulator harmony!
JSB KING 25.39 grain
920fps = 47fpe
JSB KING HEAVY 33.95 grain
820fps = 50fpe
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For the Limited FX Addition DonnyFL Tanto. One of the easier and beneficial modifications done to the Wildcat MKII was the replacement of the stock DonnyFL felt with high density foam. What a difference in pitch of the sound when fired. Astoundingly low pitch and backyard friendly for a relatively small 5 inch moderator in .25 caliber! Credit Earnest Rowe’s instructional YouTube video below.
https://youtu.be/KovxP8e6crc
https://youtu.be/KovxP8e6crc
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Both of these FX .25 calibers have been performing excellently. Having the same barrels (Smooth Twist X liners 600mm). Tuned to give 46-48fpe with JSB 25.4gr and 51-53fpe with JSB 33.95 MKII’s. Chronograph 8 shot string with each pellet bellow. The Wildcat is huma regulated and self tuned, and the Crown was sent to FX USA for a full check/overhaul underwarrenty then self tuned.
Wildcat MKII 25.4gr
Wildcat MKII 33.95gr MKII
Crown .25 HST Level “4” 25.39gr
Crown .25 HST Level “5” 33.95gr MKII
Wildcat MKII 25.4gr
Wildcat MKII 33.95gr MKII
Crown .25 HST Level “4” 25.39gr
Crown .25 HST Level “5” 33.95gr MKII
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FANTASTIC! What I needed to understand the bipod mount for the Crown. I kept looking for the rail.
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