The NEW FX Wildcat MKIII
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Wow! Fx seems to never accept that they are finished.
You can lead the way or follow and it appears FX is setting the standard in the airgunworld!
You can lead the way or follow and it appears FX is setting the standard in the airgunworld!
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@Tomo, We Europe are already going to pay $300 more for the MK111, we may as well pay another $100 for a Pic rail
, but the truth is, we can't blame FX USA for that.
, but the truth is, we can't blame FX USA for that.Upvote 0
I am so much interested in mk3 in 177 caliber. I hope new superior barrels do great job in 177
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Does the air tube have a built-in valve so it can be removed without the need to be de-pressurized?
Is the regulator gauge 23mm or 28mm?
I'm left handed and I wish FX would make this gun and others in the lineup fully ambidextrous. I hate having the magazine pressing into my face.
Is the regulator gauge 23mm or 28mm?
I'm left handed and I wish FX would make this gun and others in the lineup fully ambidextrous. I hate having the magazine pressing into my face.
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Don't worry, we appreciate any feedback and are here to clarify questions on the new gun, You actually helped us out, we have now made a correction on the details of the gun. The length of the sniper has been updated and the correct length is 34.5 inches.
To Clarify is the 34.5 inch dimension with or without the DonnyFL MOD.??
Thank You
Joe
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@Tomo, We Europe are already going to pay $300 more for the MK111, we may as well pay another $100 for a Pic rail, but the truth is, we can't blame FX USA for that.
Harry you right
I’m never try blame FX-USA for that
I think they have to take care of their market and they do it well
it's a shame we don't have fx-europe to look after us
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Don't worry, we appreciate any feedback and are here to clarify questions on the new gun
To Clarify is the 34.5 inch dimension with or without the DonnyFL MOD.??
Thank You
Joe
Without a Mod
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As a left hand shooter- left eye dominant I too second the need for the magazine not being in your face. That is one of the reason I am not totally in love with my DreamPup. Thank you FX for the continued innovation and the coming magazine fix for us lefty shooters. Bill
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I sincerely apologize to both the airgun community and FX Airguns/FXUSA if I've given incorrect information in my review.
It was certainly not my intention to do so.
-Donnie
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Donnie, Ah ne'er so dire a Thirst of Glory boast,
Nor in the Critick let the Man be lost!
Good-Nature and Good-Sense must ever join;
To err is Humane; to Forgive, Divine.
Nor in the Critick let the Man be lost!
Good-Nature and Good-Sense must ever join;
To err is Humane; to Forgive, Divine.
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I can see how you would have thought it was 250 bar. All the ad copy pictures and website detail on the web stores..UA, PA, AD.. clearly show 250 bar on the receiver.
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i love the wildcat still got my first ,22 cal smooth twist , does anyone know max powers in 22 with either barrel for slug shooting ? My mk1 is great but jut for pellets?
LOU
LOU
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Great. Where are the wood stocks? And what are we going to do to replace that ugly plastic clip.
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Left - right...makes no difference really. To me, a right handed shooter, I would MUCH rather have the cocking lever on the left, mid way forward...side of the gun.
Why...because, to cock the gun, your head / cheek weld...does not have to move. To cock the gun, your trigger hand / grip...does not have to move. Both of these items are important to consistent shooting.
I have both right and left hand cocking levers on Bullpup rifles. I MUCH prefer the left side lever.
But then of course, I'm a new airgun shooter (LONG time powder fire guns), so I have no preconceived notions about how things are...supposed...to be done..!
Mike
P.s. - Yea, I have another, right side lever gun coming next week...the FX Wildcat Mk III..! Gonna look into changing the lever to the left side if possible.
Why...because, to cock the gun, your head / cheek weld...does not have to move. To cock the gun, your trigger hand / grip...does not have to move. Both of these items are important to consistent shooting.
I have both right and left hand cocking levers on Bullpup rifles. I MUCH prefer the left side lever.
But then of course, I'm a new airgun shooter (LONG time powder fire guns), so I have no preconceived notions about how things are...supposed...to be done..!
Mike
P.s. - Yea, I have another, right side lever gun coming next week...the FX Wildcat Mk III..! Gonna look into changing the lever to the left side if possible.
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