Wildcat is in !!!

Nice reviews! I have One question : can you load a magazine full of pellets , then disengage the trigger when pushing back the cock lever ?The wildcat is then not cocked. The idea is to store it uncocked , but the magazine inserted and ready for action . You understand I do not fully trust the mechanical safety lever. Problem is : a pellet is inserted in the barrel when doing this procedure. Does this mean that next time you cock it you insert a second pellet in the barrel ?...

Sounds right kitplanenut, I think Ted or perhaps someone else I saw test the .22 said 2 extensions seem to the way to go and the third adds length with very little gain if any in terms of noise.

Couldn't you just load a mag fire a pellet and not re cock?
7 shot mag at that point...

I am pretty envious of you two that got your wildcats in this shipment.
I am in New Zealand and you need a fire arms licence to purchase any pcp air rifle.
I paid for the last Wildcat in .25 from the first shipment into the country and am now into my 3rd week of waiting for the licence process!
I have passed my hunter safety and tomorrow the "compliance officer" will come to my home and make sure I have a locking gun safe and interview myself and my wife.
Then he will interview my non related character witness.
I have been told that then if all good it goes to central govt and can be another 5 weeks to issue a card.
Luckily the vendor will keep the gun for me as long as it takes which is cool of him.
In the interim I have a new scope sitting here and adjustable mounts in transit in preparation for that far off day.............................................

Thank you for the perfect explanation on uncocking the wildcat. Now, I wonder what is the best way to count the 8 pellets per mag (taking into account I cannot count up to more than 3 ).
I hate the moment when you felt you had a perfect shot and finally only threw some air in the air

as mentioned before in another post, you have room to insert a pellet into the mag while it is still in the gun. no reason actually to remove the mag if you do this with each shot. I find it very helpful. 

I was really thanking you Hawken for the detailed and professional information you gave me. I am French hence English is not my mother tongue language . I just discover airgun nation forum and love it.

Now I also wonder what is the best way to know where you stand when you shoot your pellets and don't count them. Do you mark your mag? Do you number the 8 holes of the mag ? Any advice would be much appreciated.

it took you 2.5 months to get the wildcat? wow Fx must really have their hands full

Very nice, congrats!! I like what FX has done with that magazine holder, very clever

hawken, do you store your wildcat cocked? as you know you have to cock the rifle to remove the mag. just wanna make sure I'm not going to damage my gun by leaving it cocked. 

Thank you for the hint of refilling the mag directly when installed . It works great for bench rest use in my opinion . On the go for hunting I would still go for changing the whole mag when empty.

another question of interest for the community : to get full power , do you tighten the power screw all the way or not ? Mundilar (Portugal) recommended me to untighten it of one full turn (360degree) in the end. In parallel , I made a few chrony with a combro and I witness an average of 250 m/s i.e. 820 fps. Seems pretty weak no ?