Take your FX Dreamline’s accuracy to another level with a eBay barrel band!

Hello AirgunNation Peoples,

I ran across one of the best accessories I’ve installed on my FX Dreamline from a kool fellow air-gunner and seller on eBay! It is a thin yet strong 3d printed barrel band for the FX Dreamline (air cylinder models). The price is so low that it would almost make no sense not to try one! Like I mentioned this little 3d printed barrel band is strong and not at all a eye-sore to look at. It blends well with the already black anodized parts of the Dreamline. If I had any reservations about the looks, they quickly went away after test shooting groups. All POI shift is eliminated!!! I literally shot a 3 shot 100 yard group that I couldn’t see the impact hole because it was hidden behind the dead center of the crosshair aim point! This little guy is strong and the barrel is now absolutely rock solid! I like this design because it compresses onto the air cylinder securely and causes 0% damage to the finish or metal. There are no downward forcing grub screws eating into the barrel shroud or air cylinder. I know they say free floating this and that regarding barrel harmonics, but in my use harmonics nor accuracy is affected. If I have the need(which is rare) to have to remove the Smooth Twist Liner, then I would simply loosen the fastening screw and slide the barrel band off and proceed with the liner removal process. Reinstallation would be just as easy as long as I secure the band again with the barrel centered in it’s natural rest position. It would make sense to check my zero afterwards also, which shouldn’t require very many scope clicks.

Well, enough of my rambling. Here is the eBay link, pictures of my DreamPup and the barrel band, and a YouTube video from the creator aka Lead Slinger explaining his awesome product!

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F174030139932



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https://youtu.be/FDjFoLYa31I


 
Joe once again you're just too Kool for words! I think this Barrel band would work equally well on a streamline or wild cat, and it would definitely eliminate the annoying sound of the barrel clacking against the air tank

Thanks Chuck! I’m all about improving accuracy!



Kool, but link says no longer available.

I have messaged him asking him to please make and sell more of them. He probably sold out temporarily.
 
 

Interesting item. Seems next on the agenda would be a side by side comparison to see if the item changes POI with changes in pressure over a string. Seems I've read of people noting such when a barrel band is in place with discussions of how to isolate the barrel with o-ring(s) inside the band around the barrel. Might be interesting to see.



It’s pretty accurate throughout the fill from 230 down to 145 bar regulator pressure. I can not notice anything, Idk?


 
Joe,

Thanks for the information! I have the pic rail/barrel rest from England but this is what I have been looking for. I'm surprised it has taken so long for somebody to come up with this design (good fit without pinch screws into the barrel and/or air tank). I will be watching his ebay page for it to be available again. 

Frank

Keep checking eBay? Search:

FX Dreamline Support Barrel Band



It would be great if you could get one for the bottle version as well!



Yessir! Send him a message via eBay or a YouTube comment? He responds...
 


Interesting item. Seems next on the agenda would be a side by side comparison to see if the item changes POI with changes in pressure over a string. Seems I've read of people noting such when a barrel band is in place with discussions of how to isolate the barrel with o-ring(s) inside the band around the barrel. Might be interesting to see.



It’s pretty accurate throughout the fill from 230 down to 145 bar regulator pressure. I can not notice anything, Idk?


That's all that matters then. Certainly seems like it would make it less likely to move the barrel/liner around inadvertently. Nice work.