Watch & Discuss the FX Wildcat Mk2 video by AEAC!
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"wrhinehart"OK...so how do I win?
Im a noob here
Following Steve's video Review & Discussion thread, we will host a contest or Win thread. Take a look at the format we use within the RDW Showcase. I'll also make it a "sticky" topic so you won't be able to miss it.
Check back frequently & be sure to submit your guess right away. Duplicate entries will be decided by the timestamp
Im a noob here
Following Steve's video Review & Discussion thread, we will host a contest or Win thread. Take a look at the format we use within the RDW Showcase. I'll also make it a "sticky" topic so you won't be able to miss it.
Check back frequently & be sure to submit your guess right away. Duplicate entries will be decided by the timestamp
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"AEAC"
"Uglyjohn"Nice looking gun for sure, but kindly indulge a bull pup noob question. Could this (or many others) be used by a lefty? The mag location looks to be a problem. Uj
This is AGN. Noobs fear not!
This one might be a handful for a leftie as cheeckpiece, cocking arm, and magazine aren't reversible but some south paws love it because you can operate all and never take your finger off the trigger.. just remove the cheek pieces or maybe have some made up. No big deal.
P.S. the owner and inventor of FX is a leftie and shoots this way.
Steve
As an left hand shooter I have always liked having the bolt or cooking lever on the right and being able keep my finger on the trigger guard and ready to shoot . I have the original Wildcat in .25 and it is not too bad to shoot lefty. In my case I did make my own roll over cheek piece to improve shooting comfort and it did. I know there are aftermarket replacement check pieces for the old Wildcat . Either way I would not hesitate to buy the Wildcat as a lefty shooter. Bill
"Uglyjohn"Nice looking gun for sure, but kindly indulge a bull pup noob question. Could this (or many others) be used by a lefty? The mag location looks to be a problem. Uj
This is AGN. Noobs fear not!
This one might be a handful for a leftie as cheeckpiece, cocking arm, and magazine aren't reversible but some south paws love it because you can operate all and never take your finger off the trigger.. just remove the cheek pieces or maybe have some made up. No big deal.
P.S. the owner and inventor of FX is a leftie and shoots this way.
Steve
As an left hand shooter I have always liked having the bolt or cooking lever on the right and being able keep my finger on the trigger guard and ready to shoot . I have the original Wildcat in .25 and it is not too bad to shoot lefty. In my case I did make my own roll over cheek piece to improve shooting comfort and it did. I know there are aftermarket replacement check pieces for the old Wildcat . Either way I would not hesitate to buy the Wildcat as a lefty shooter. Bill
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Looks like that X barrel system is the real deal for sure!
thank you both Michael and Steve for making this great give a way possible. Oh yah and don't forget the boys AGD too.... Freakin awesome guys.....
Now I'm ready to try it out !
Need my address??? Lol
James from Michigan,
thank you both Michael and Steve for making this great give a way possible. Oh yah and don't forget the boys AGD too.... Freakin awesome guys.....
Now I'm ready to try it out !
Need my address??? Lol
James from Michigan,
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Well done, brother! Great shooting! Would love the chance to win this and see if I can come close.
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Awesome review as always Steve.. The interchangeable liners is the way to go and an excellent direction FX has taken. While it's easier for someone used to pcp's to do this, might be daunting for a new comer.. Given FX's penchant for smooth engineering, I suspect these will soon move the route of quick release and install mode for these liners making it a snap..
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I’ve always been a huge fan of pellet guns. My first was a gift at Christmas when I was 9. A long time ago! This gun is ridiculously way more advanced than those things were. I almost hate watching reviews of them because I start to drool, my wife wonders what’s wrong with me, and then she tells me “no” very firmly. Great gun and great review of the barrels!
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the new barrel design looks to be a bit more accurate then the older barrel. I like the idea of having both barrels so you can experiment for your self. like always steve did a great job in reviewing the rifle
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