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Hi I am looking to get my first PCP after many years of using Springerss. I am looking at these two models. Would probably buy in 22 caliber and use primarily for backyard shooting ranges and some hunting. I originally came across the DRS at a local shop and loved it, but it occurred to me...

For sale $2500 plus shipping excludes scope and mounts and angeld plenium gauge. It shoots great inch or under at 100 yards if I do my part with my slugs I swage on Corbin equipment. currently shooting .218 35.8 grain hollow ogive HP slugs. reasone IM selling is its just too heavy for the way I...

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So I'm interested in the FX DRS in .22, maybe .25, with a 600mm barrel. I reached out to a seller and asked if the heavy barrel was available in 600mm for this gun. The answer was yes, but it wouldn't shoot pellets well. This left me a bit confused. The 700mm version, which has the heavy barrel...

Well, I've purchased the FX DRS 500/.22. I've been interested in this "air tube over barrel" concept ever since I saw it announced last year. After decades of owning and shooting airguns of all types, I'm really liking the bull barrel "firearm look" of this rifle. I wanted the Grade 2 Walnut...

I have been really impressed with it, both in accuracy and efficiency, it's light weight but solidly built, stock DRS magazines are horrid, I bought 3 Orion magazines much easier to load. This is my 6th FX rifle, and it has been the most impressive out of the box as far as performance. But FX...

Also been looking into the new drs classic, but after these same fx YouTubers blabbed about the air tubes over barrels causing poi changes, are now touring the drs as revolutionary. It seems counted productive

Received my fx drs classic .22 700mm with the shp plenum . Let’s first say that when this gun is sealed it’s a tack driver not only at 100 but even out to 200 yards ! Unfortunetly 6 out of 10 outings an oring failure has occurred 3 of which has been an oring on the barrel that holds the...

My FX DRS 600 mm with super Powerful,Plenum shoots NSA 25 grain like a super champ...... And I mean It: 88 yards

Question for you about this statement, were those winning guns "Stock with PRODUCTION components" or modified? The reason I bring this up is the 2 DRS platform guns that I have had come across my bench in the Production Stock Form were what I consider to be "Hunter" accurate at best..

FX DRS

Hi Guys, Did some checking on the schematics. The DRS uses the same barrel tubes, STX liners, o-rings (or CF Sleeve) and liner lock nut as the Panthera/Dynamic/King/ Impact. You would need a new liner, CF sleeve, and Liner lock nut for your specific caliber and length. The only barrel parts...

FX DRS Classic, solid simple design. Easy to setup. It can be setup to shoot pellets or slugs. Rifles with a 700mm barrel come with slug liners and SHP plenum to shoot slugs if thats what you like to shoot. Both of my DRS rifles are extremely accurate !

FX DRS, Solid, powerful and extremely accurate. Reasonably priced without the MDT ACC Elite chassis.

Just checked my DRS and it weights 6 pounds 13 ounces with scope and rings. The MTC Copperhead 4-16x44 is 20 oz, the rings about 6 oz for the pair so, doing the arithmetic, that leaves 5 pounds 2 ounces. Find the DRS to be a perfect weight for carrying while hunting, heavy enough to be...

Utah Airguns now taking pre-orders - $2,899.99 https://utahairguns.com/product/fx-drs-pro-mdt-700-airgun/

Hi Can anyone tell me why my DRS needs force to load a pellet? When I load slugs its smooth like butter when moving the cocking handle forward - but when loading JSB 13.43g or 16.20g the handle need a very hard push. Any explanation?

Looking for fx Air gun in .25 for around 600$ dreamline classic or drs classic

DRS 700 with grade 2 walnut. I bought it for looks, haaa

I think the Daystate Huntsman Revere, the AA S510 series, and the FX DRS would be my top 3 picks. If you can track down the DRS Deluxe I think thats what I would be most drawn to.