FX Impact M6 is around the corner

[Mike_Lenardon]

What happened to M5?

They're just going to use even numbers from now on.............. Kidding

 

[Swish]

And then there's this one?

 

[Troy Bakel]

I think the point of his post was in general, the overall vast majority of posts on these social media platforms are utter stupid drivel. So take them with a grain of salt. The scary thing with these platforms is how many people use them as a legitimate news source.
Who knows if this one is legit. To think FX is not already waaaaay into or mostly done with the next iteration of the impact would be foolish.

SPORTING PROS USA does not exist.

It is nothing more than a standard "YouTwat" channel that gathers your clicks for profit.

Those running a YouTwat channel produce content that will target and satiate specific ignorances and prejudices in order to draw clicks.

 

[Apollo]

Thing is that whether this is deepfake or highly customized, it is so well or professionally done that you would rather believe it is simply an FX prototype.

 

[Vana2]

An Impact MK6? Highly doubt that!

I think FX's Impact line is a phenomenal bit of engineering considering the performance improvements from the original to the MK4 but can't see them pursuing that model any longer. When you step up to the next mark in a product it's basic design philosophy is followed and upgrades might be possible.

The FX Leopard incorporates many design features from recent product lines into their new bullpup. Think this is the replacement for the Impact.

 

[mubhaur]

Yes it was incorrect information as I understand now

 

[rayroz]

Cant afford either one !

 

[HogKiller]

Here's how I'm confident it's fake. Look at 0:27 into the video and freeze on the block.

It reads:
"Made in USA by FX" - highly doubtful.
"Max pressure 250 bar" - FX is traditionally 250 bar.
"Serial Number" - there is none listed.

FX is doing away with numbers, who needs numbers least of all part numbers? It just confuses things.

 

[zerochance]

If it was a real M6, FX for sure would have made the gauges clocked upright for marketing purposes.