N/A Which PCP has the most aftermarket support

[3Crows]

Of the more expensive Euro PCP rifles like the FX M(X+1) series of flexi-flyers and rifles like the Ghost or Blackwolf or BRK and similar, which ones have the most useful accessories and custom parts for me to spend even more disposable income upon? Things that make the rifle yours and also add to the shooting qualities of the rifle, particularly accuracy and power and potentially slug use?

Not looking to bash on any brand, just curious as to which ones have the deepest aftermarket support?

 

[cavedweller]

Of the more expensive Euro PCP rifles like the FX M(X+1) series of flexi-flyers and rifles like the Ghost or Blackwolf or BRK and similar, which ones have the most useful accessories and custom parts for me to spend even more disposable income upon? Things that make the rifle yours and also add to the shooting qualities of the rifle, particularly accuracy and power and potentially slug use?

Not looking to bash on any brand, just curious as to which ones have the deepest aftermarket support?

Brocock Ghost and Daystate’s Deltawolf and now the new Blackwolf have the modularity via caliber changes to then offer the most accessories. Next up FX with the same idea of multi caliber. The aftermarket developers are smart and then cater to the most popular of these models. My thoughts as I have no real data other than being a consumer.

 

[mubhaur]

FX always supported me out of the way.

 

[Frank in Fairfield]

It used to be the Marauder.

 

[ctshooter]

I have two answers to this question.

1 - FX definitely has the most aftermarket parts here in the US. Lots of gizmos and gadgets especially for the more customizable models like the Impact.

2 - AR compatible brands like AAA open up a whole different aftermarket of our PB brethren.

 

[AprilB]

Definitely FX