@Imold, you are someone with good taste in airguns and cars, I love my Fords so how about a decent pic of that GT Mustang?
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New FX 500 Royale in the house.
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I was wondering if I was the only one that noticed the mustang
 beautiful gun Imold! And car!Upvote 0
Nice Looking gun Imold
I looked real hard at those myself, but just recently went with the Wildcat .25 as its more of a walk and stalk hunter,
I saw another thread recently where someone had installed the monopod on the rear, (of a Wildcat if memory serves),,,,can you share what make/model you went with.
I looked real hard at those myself, but just recently went with the Wildcat .25 as its more of a walk and stalk hunter,
I saw another thread recently where someone had installed the monopod on the rear, (of a Wildcat if memory serves),,,,can you share what make/model you went with.
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Off topic but here are my two, my 95 by no means is close to stock(turbo and lowered)the 98 is closer to stock. Built this last spring for the 95 also. Plus I have a new Monster transmission in it.
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Here is my 33. I have the front off it because of some engine and electrical stuff I'm doing......Now back to Airgun stuff...
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I want to get out and shoot today but winds are around 15mph and it looks like it's going to rain but I'm still going out to my range and maybe my woods will block the wind and I just put up a new canopy being a bad storm took out my cheaper one.
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The mono-pod is a Short Accu-Shot and is 80.00 on Amazon,they have one that is a bit taller for around 90.00, mine extends about 1.25" and it also folds over...
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Even with the add ons the 500 Royale is still a light rifle and that's something I need to get used to and man I'm excited to pull that trigger for the 1st time.
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Can't get a break, new gun and can't shoot, it's pouring rain out and now I have to wait longer grrrrrrrrr.
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Shoot long range, I'm talking 150- 200 yards, she can do it. Mine shoots 12 oz. cans @ 200 with ease, even shot a 5"x2" plastic bottle several times. If you like to smile then the Royale 500 is the gun that will put one on your face. Enjoy!!
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My main shooting area goes out to 109 yards and then I have another single shooting lane that I can do 150-200 yards and if I realy want to push it I can get 300 yards out of my property.
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Thanks, the range is my place of solitude...and I have too many of those toy things, I've wanted to sell a couple of Harley's a ATV and UTV for awhile but the wife keeps saying..why there paid for and it doesn't cost anything to have them around and then I have to agree even though they take up room.
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Looks like I'll get out tomorrow to try out the new 500 Royale,rain has stopped and it looks like it will be nice.
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Yeah that's right, so you now see why I wanted a new one to experiment with huh. haha. Looking forward to see how you like it once you can squeeze the trigger a few times. I've been using mine at a range regularly and of course the only air powered unit, lots of curious guys and a couple have shot it and enjoyed it.
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I can't wait, already told the wife I need to go mow the range tomorrow and do some shooting being it rained all day today...
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Not a big deal, but the 500, regulated and with carbon bottle delivered from FX in Sweedwen to Norway has 3 adjustments on the power wheel. Do not know why there are only two levels on the overseas rifles though.Â
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From what I've seen it has to do with having the Arrow barrel or not, think it was on one of the reviews on the 500.
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Well after mowing for 4+ hours I finally got out to shoot my new 500 Royale, what can I say Hmm the trigger is real nice the 1st shot got me by surprise so I'll need to get my gauge out and check it, I'm used to it now and it's seems to be set just right for me so I wount be messing with that, now as far as the cocking lever goes..Wow is it smooth compared to what I'm used to, I fired a complete mag as fast as I could and it was flawless, can't say enough about the cocking lever, the mags fit fine and I had no issues loading them or putting them in the receiver so I can't complain about that either...
I have a Hawke sf 4-16x44ao scope on it with no-limit rings, anyway 4 shots I had it zero'd at 22 yards, went through 3 mags hitting all targets out to 50 yards with no problems, the farther targets I had to use holdovers, then I re sighted it in at 50 yards and had no issues with targets 40-75 yards any closer or farther I had to compensate for with either holding over or under but all in all i had no problems hitting my targets, had to get used to the Hawke scope but it wasn't all that bad.
I filled the bottle to 220 and shot three 11 round mags which would bring it down to about 170 then I would refill back to 220. I really never noticed any change in Impact while just shooting 3 mags which made me happy.
Right now I only have 231 rounds through it right now so I'm just going to keep shooting for a bit more, when I get at least 2 tins through it I will then check trigger pull and set up my ProChrono and get some shot strings and see what it's getting, I should add that I'm using JSB Exact King 25,39 pellets and they seem to be working just fine.
Anyway when I get more pellets through it I'll put up more info but for right now I'm just going to enjoy a real well put together Airgun.
I have a Hawke sf 4-16x44ao scope on it with no-limit rings, anyway 4 shots I had it zero'd at 22 yards, went through 3 mags hitting all targets out to 50 yards with no problems, the farther targets I had to use holdovers, then I re sighted it in at 50 yards and had no issues with targets 40-75 yards any closer or farther I had to compensate for with either holding over or under but all in all i had no problems hitting my targets, had to get used to the Hawke scope but it wasn't all that bad.
I filled the bottle to 220 and shot three 11 round mags which would bring it down to about 170 then I would refill back to 220. I really never noticed any change in Impact while just shooting 3 mags which made me happy.
Right now I only have 231 rounds through it right now so I'm just going to keep shooting for a bit more, when I get at least 2 tins through it I will then check trigger pull and set up my ProChrono and get some shot strings and see what it's getting, I should add that I'm using JSB Exact King 25,39 pellets and they seem to be working just fine.
Anyway when I get more pellets through it I'll put up more info but for right now I'm just going to enjoy a real well put together Airgun.
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I need to add that I didn't get a chance to check out the no limit rings to see if they held zero after being moved and brought back to their normal setting but that is on my to do list next time I go out and shoot, will most likely be Monday.....
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