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Now that the FX DRS Classic rifle(s) have been out for a year and folks have had a chance to evaluate them, what would you like to see changed in a V2 version? 1- Front Sling Swivel Stud 2- Do away with the three current barrels length options and offer the rifle in the best compromise length...

It's likely your U2 .30 blew the o-ring that sits on the shoulder of the poppet part of the valve. It's a VERY common issue with the U2s. The latest poppets don't break any longer but the o-rings still break. You have to disassemble the rifle about 50% to get he valve out on the U2 (U3 made...

I no longer compete in any form of shooting competition. But, I still wanted a single wind indicator flag for my home 50yd range. My Bench is setup in my gun/fly tying room and I only need slide-open the window to shoot my air rifles. I will leave the tripod on the range but will keep the...

Very nice, good work!

I have this Crimson Trace on my AR coyote rifle. It's a great scope in all regards! However, the parallax adjustment is 50yds minimum. That's an issue with most of the Crimson Trace models for airgun use. The Crimson Trace scopes are made at the factory that use to produce Nikon scopes...

Outstanding!

Yes, 2" styrofoam ball. The flag/vane is corrugated plastic (think cardboard). When I get it mounted to the stand it will also have a tail of flagger-tape to indicate wind speed. Glad ya like it as it's simple enough to build for about anyone with 'garage shop' skills.

If ya would make a couple ground squirrel silhouettes on spring-loaded bases that can be staked to the ground, or bolted to a 2x4 base I bet they would sell. A few places sell similar but they are all large, Prairie Dog sized targets. Here in the West we shoot ground squirrels that are about...

Your's is going to be nicer than mine considering the components you are using. I've had a piece of flagger-tape hanging down from a tree limb for a long time and it works pretty well for reading the wind from the sides. However, I can't see the angles, or whether the wind is blowing at me, or...

I'm using the 300 model on a 34fpe .22 rifle. The Fox suppressor is very quiet! It also comes apart easily for cleaning. I would buy Fox again if I needed another suppressor. It's all aluminum, inside and out, no plastic.

I also like a low magnification variable for my 'woods' rifles. I have two of the Riton scopes linked below and love them! Good glass, side parallax/focus to 15yds, fine, open duplex style reticle and both my scopes have never lost zero. Check these out, you might find they meet your needs...

On my most recent repair I followed your advice and learned the hammer spring adjuster can be adjusted out past flush with the back of the block and still fit in my carbon stock. Prior to that I thought having the adjuster plug flush with the back of the block (stock setting) was as far 'out'...

Like WorriedMan wrote, it's most likely the valve poppet. My U2 .25 broke after about 2-months of use. My rifle has broken-down 5-times in 14-months of use. The first time it was the poppet body broke in half (pic). The other four times the o-ring that sits against the shoulder of the...

Nice job! I love everything about that rifle! Why in the heck can't the manufacturers offer us a rifle like that? Instead they turn their engineers loose and we get 'Starwars' rifles!

You nailed it! I'll never buy from that jackass again!

What is thread size for the suppressor? I don't think it's 1/2-20???

I have a U2 .25 700 Carbon. I've tried all the popular slugs between 36gr & 44gr in my rifle. I've tried them at various reg. settings/velocities etc. Most accurate slug from my rifle is the AVS 44gr, .2513", Dish. Next best is the AVS 44gr, .2530", Dish. Third best is H&N 44gr, .2505"...

I think the answer to that question depends on the person wanting to buy the airgun. If you are not mechanically inclined you may find the answer will be different than for someone who can repair, or modify any airgun as required. For me, the best value airgun has been my Reximex Lyra. The...

Despite what you may have read, 'red dot' sights DO have parallax error. You were correct when you wrote that dot sights were designed for close quarters use on large targets. The parallax error is small enough that the POI is irrelevant at close range for man-sized targets. If you are...

The overall shape of the rifle is the same as the Epic Walnut.