Do you like the fx brand or aea brand better... specifically the semiautomatics in a higher power than .30 caliber?
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Fx or aea
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FX. For sure. Long term parts availabilty. AEA pretty rough with parts and customer service.
So instead of actually trying to contribute to the forum, you post spamy question?
Great way to have people notice you and avoid your sales thread.
Being as neither of those brands have a semi auto, you may need to do some more research before you buy or sell anything.
Great way to have people notice you and avoid your sales thread.
Being as neither of those brands have a semi auto, you may need to do some more research before you buy or sell anything.
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So the aea bw s45 isn't semi? Or the fx impact? Or the aea terminator .357 or the fx panthers? Ya I'm legit curious seems you need to do some research ... get back to me when you know what your talking about
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I have the aea m50 and the gauge was broken out of the box. The folding stock doesn't hold very well although I do like the way the rifle shoots... problem I'm seeing is finding an fx in a caliber that has the fpe for deer hunting.... any suggestions I would like it as compact as possible and still have the capabilities of a shot for deer or to 80ish yards
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FX doesn't offer any semi-auto. AEA offers semi in multiple calibers from .22 up to .45. I've had the BW S45 and would not recommend it. Your ammo selection is very limited do to "compatible ammo" requirements. Also I find AEA quality to be meh.
If you are willing to spend FX prices you should look at: Leshiy 2, Huben or Western Airguns (Rattler or Sidewinder). Those are really the best semi options out there now.
This one might fit your requirements: https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/big-bore-airguns/western-airguns-rattler-.357/
If you are willing to spend FX prices you should look at: Leshiy 2, Huben or Western Airguns (Rattler or Sidewinder). Those are really the best semi options out there now.
This one might fit your requirements: https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/big-bore-airguns/western-airguns-rattler-.357/
Lol I'm glad I weeded out the Karen so soon thanks.... ps of you know so much about pcp then you should already know which setup you need for your truck.... and by that which tank you should get...
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The fx monsoon and fx revolution is semi... I'm guessing you mean not in the caliber im looking for?
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Those have been out of production for a while now.
Also - there is no discussion of airguns for self defense here. So I’d avoid that topic of conversation.
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You should probably read the forum rules, specifically rule 3...
https://www.airgunnation.com/help/terms/
https://www.airgunnation.com/help/terms/
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I'm leaning toward a custom rifle for you. For deer. Maybe a benjamin pitt bull (custom) or some other type of custom rifle like these https://www.timberlineairguns.com/guns.html
Don't know why you want or need semi auto, so im not recommending any. If you want a quality hunting rifle, you need one clean shot. Maybe one follow up to end it.
Don't know why you want or need semi auto, so im not recommending any. If you want a quality hunting rifle, you need one clean shot. Maybe one follow up to end it.
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If I remember correctly FX stopped making semi auto rifles because someone somewhere shot someone with an fx semi auto rifle so now they're legally binded and cannot make them.
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My aea guns all developed problems shortly after purchase. I had more than one because the glitches were so bad the vendor stopped trying to fix the first one and sent a replacement. It basically started having all the same problems as the first, so I swapped it for a lower caliber, thinking that might be easier on the hardware. Third gun is the charm, right? Not with aea. The lower caliber gun jams almost every time I use it, plus the valve pin broke after just a little bit of use.
I suppose, if you like taking things apart and putting them back together over and over again, and tinkering more than shooting the Aea would work well for you.
I suppose, if you like taking things apart and putting them back together over and over again, and tinkering more than shooting the Aea would work well for you.
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rofl, I don't like fx products but that's a no brainer, that's like comparing the value of a gold bar and a turd lol
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