because they dump their energy faster with a hollow point. I haven't had any accuracy issues since swapping to ZAN.
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Introducing the New FX Dynamic: The Power, Innovation and Performance of the Panthera, but for Hunting!
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The back is a 480. A 580 would be slightly longer, increasing the length of pull. Might not be a problem depending on how tall you are. You can put up to a 700cc on the front if you wish.
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I already have a 700 & 580 waiting for my .35 vp when it comes in. Just hope it's not too long. Gonna get the Drake arca and see how I like it that way.
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What length barrel did you get? I have the 30 with a 700mm barrel. That 700cc with will be fine even on the front of the 600, it's a long gun. The 580 is only 1.6 inches (40mm) longer than the 480, so as long as you don't have short arms and need a short lop then I think it will be fine.
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You can use whatever size bottle you want in the back and keep the front end clean with the Arca rail…the trigger is not that far away, even for short arms…y have the 580 bottle and there is enough space for a larger bottle…the dynamic is more versatile than my old pantheras and more accurate…
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I don't kill anything…just do target shooting…I know hollow point is better for hunting…hope some day they make rounded point slugs for non-hunters who only like accuracy…already tried the ZAN slugs…and they are not as accurate as the round head Altaros slugs…every one should try the Altaros round point and compare them to hollow pointed slugs…big difference, but expensive and hard to get…
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Yes, it is. I need both bottles for a decent shot count. Hoping to get 60-80 per fill. I ordered the 700mm. For targets I'd just stick with pellets unless your way out over 100 yards.
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Hunting rifle? 
198 fpe with a 700mm barrel in .35 caliber? That’s not enough energy to hunt larger game legally in several U.S. states. Maybe specify the type of hunting or hunter that the .35 caliber offering is geared towards. 700mm is long and unappealing for the type of hunting I do. With that said, airgun hunters may as well stick to a .30 cal gun’s they already own unless someone’s planning on shooting coyotes and hogs from 150 yards with an airgun. Maybe the woodchuck or prairie dog guys may find lobbing more expensive and larger projectiles over longer distances “fun.” Now the Double Express option looks appealing to ground squirrel, prairie dog, & nuisance bird shooters in .30 to .22 calibers. The .35 offering appears to be lackluster effort from a hunting perspective considering all that’s already on the market from FX. I hope this gun isn’t too fragile for folks willing to shell out coin to give it a shot as hunters.
198 fpe with a 700mm barrel in .35 caliber? That’s not enough energy to hunt larger game legally in several U.S. states. Maybe specify the type of hunting or hunter that the .35 caliber offering is geared towards. 700mm is long and unappealing for the type of hunting I do. With that said, airgun hunters may as well stick to a .30 cal gun’s they already own unless someone’s planning on shooting coyotes and hogs from 150 yards with an airgun. Maybe the woodchuck or prairie dog guys may find lobbing more expensive and larger projectiles over longer distances “fun.” Now the Double Express option looks appealing to ground squirrel, prairie dog, & nuisance bird shooters in .30 to .22 calibers. The .35 offering appears to be lackluster effort from a hunting perspective considering all that’s already on the market from FX. I hope this gun isn’t too fragile for folks willing to shell out coin to give it a shot as hunters.Upvote 0
I've got the Double Express in 30, I just ordered the Saber Tactical bottle drop adapter so I can put the stock arca rail back on.
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I wouldn't call the gun fragile by any meansHunting rifle?
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Choosing caliber size has been very difficult for me. Im in Alaska and .35 or bigger was just legalized for deer & caribou....although it's doubtful il actually get to use it for that. I already own a M3 in 30 so it's hard to justify the purchase without significant power gains and hunting opportunities. Part of me really wants a Dynamic in .22 single tank with stock arca rail but I also own a Wildcat BT in 25cal with similar power. I'm still tempted to change the order. Another .30 wouldn't be bad to have, especially if the m3 is down like it is atm. I'm about to do surgery (plenum o-ring). Really wish hog hunting was a thing up here.
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I haven't even put any pellets through mine. FX built the 600 and 700 specifically for slugs,and they ship with the superior heavy slug liner by default. I have seen a couple posts though where people said they still shot pellets pretty well.
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I have tried pellets in two pantheras 700 and in my Dynamic 700 and accuracy is unacceptable with pellets…with pellets, my Fx Impact is far superior in accuracy than the panthera and the dynamic 700…the linner is definite not for pellets…
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Dynamic sweet speed with 40 grain Javelyn slugs is 870 fps in my Fx Dynamic 700 in 22 cal…best groups at 100yards with that speed…
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How is everyone liking their dynamic compacted to the Impacts? I like the compact nature of the Impact. But the panthera seems to be achieving higher speeds.
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Got the Saber Tactical Adapter today. I will say that it is an EXTREMELY tight fit getting the arca rail on with the adapter.
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The Impact is something special…nothing better for pellet use or for pellet accuracy… Impacts are more accurate than pantheras or dynamic at 50 yards… Dynamics and pantheras are for slugs and are more potent rifles than the Impacts…they reach longer distances …that is their only advantage over Impacts…
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