My Take on The FX Wildcat .22

When I double pellet, which I haven't done for ages now I have sorted out some behaviours that suit the gun I don't fire them out.

​I have, but because the rifling is at the end of the barrel I feel fine passing a thin rod with end protection on it down the barrel and popping the pellets out backwards.

​I haven't taken out a barrel seal doing it but it occurs to me that could happen?

​I shoot possums and other pests out to about 50meters all the time and sometimes further with my .25 and it's just a lovely gun for me.

​Balance, power, no adjusters or other distractions, plenty quiet, and so consistent it makes me into a good shooter over and over!
​I have made some brilliant shots with this thing out hunting.
 
Is there a place to check out the cross hairs , what they look like. I am a bugger for eye relief so it would need that first, Thanks for the suggestion, I am going to weigh in all reply's. then I hope to get on the proper scope for the Wildcat. it may be awhile but let me tell you the more I read about this Wildcat the more I want one. just 2 days ago I was thinking that I would buy one towards Christmas, but I do not think its going to be that long. I checked to see if they will come down on sale but the price on most of the sites are all the same. Straight Shooters have free ground shipping and that is a biggie and the reason I will keep going back to them, The shipping prices are crazy today. I can buy a extra magazine or put that money towards accessories. Thanks for your post. I hope to join the Wildcat Club soon
 
The price on sites is called M.A.P. Pricing. The provider or manufacturer of the guns sets the minimum advertised price. That is why they all look like the same price and you do not see "sales prices". GoPro has been doing this since it's inception. If a dealer of GoPro Products advertises a cheaper price than GoPro has stated then GoPro does not provide them any more wholesale "Cameras" to sell. Pretty common practice these days.

Thurmond