FX Wildcat OFFICIAL SPECS here

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"SplatSteel"
"FxAirguns"The Maximum fill pressure recommended is 230BAR and it will use the MK1 Fill probe.
//Johan
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Here are a PCP airgun beginner's questions -
1. Does the MK1 fill probe stay attached to the air tube all the time or is it a separate piece that must be attached/inserted only when filling the air tube with air?
2. Does the MK1 fill probe connect directly to a female foster fitting on the end of a compressed air tank's hose?

Thank you in advance for your response.



There is another option :
http://www.fxairguns.com/2011/09/fillprobe-adaptor-mkll-mkl/

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"Biagio26"Most of the new FX guns come with a male Foster fitting. All you need is a hose and a female Foster fitting to charge her up.
Biagio
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I wonder if you can convert the Wildcat's MK1 probe arrangement to a male foster fitting, and do so without voiding the warranty? (BTW, is the fill probe arrangement desired in Europe? Why is it on the brand-spanking new Wildcat? It couldn't be a weight thing - my 2.7 lb. P-rod has a male foster fitting.)
 
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"SplatSteel"
"Biagio26"Most of the new FX guns come with a male Foster fitting. All you need is a hose and a female Foster fitting to charge her up.
Biagio
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I wonder if you can convert the Wildcat's MK1 probe arrangement to a male foster fitting, and do so without voiding the warranty? (BTW, is the fill probe arrangement desired in Europe? Why is it on the brand-spanking new Wildcat? It couldn't be a weight thing - my 2.7 lb. P-rod has a male foster fitting.)
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Fill probes are pretty common on "tube" guns, foster fittings are more common on "bottle" guns. I would venture to say that modifying the air tube in such a way would void your warranty.
 
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"Michael"
"SplatSteel"
"Biagio26"Most of the new FX guns come with a male Foster fitting. All you need is a hose and a female Foster fitting to charge her up.
Biagio
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I wonder if you can convert the Wildcat's MK1 probe arrangement to a male foster fitting, and do so without voiding the warranty? (BTW, is the fill probe arrangement desired in Europe? Why is it on the brand-spanking new Wildcat? It couldn't be a weight thing - my 2.7 lb. P-rod has a male foster fitting.)
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Fill probes are pretty common on "tube" guns, foster fittings are more common on "bottle" guns. I would venture to say that modifying the air tube in such a way would void your warranty.
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Okay, thanks Michael. I'm just trying to understand why the new WC has the fill probe when my P-rod tube gun has a convenient foster fitting. It was my understanding from the FX Airguns website news announcement that the WC was built on the "success and knowledge" of the Bobcat series.
http://www.fxairguns.com/cat/news/
l will be buying a WC and will deal with the fill probe arrangement like all the other WC owners.
 
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"ahobie17"From FX page on Facebook, I don't know who the poster is, but hopefully accurate.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/fxairguns/Greetings Airgun enthusiasts.

FX is proud to share with you the official numbers for the FX Wildcat..22 Wildcat

Overall Length – 760mm 29,9 Inches
Barrel Length – 500mm 19,7 Inches
Weight – 2,8kg 6,1 Pounds
Power – 30Foot-pounds
Airtube – 230cc
Number of Shots – 70 shots at 920ft/sec with 16grain JSB pellets
Price – 1299$ .25 Wildcat
Overall Length – 890mm 35 Inches
Barrel Length – 600mm 23,6 Inches
Weight – 3kg 6,6 Pounds
Power – 46,7 Foot-pounds
Airtube – 300cc
Number of Shots – 60 Shots at 910ft/sec with 25.4grain JSB Pellets
Price – 1299$First Wildcats Left The Factory Today.
U.S Shipment Is Estimated To Leave Next Week.


Why not just read the first post? What you post is a copy and paste almost a month ago.
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