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Well the stock already exists for FX Panthera/Dynamic for 480cc bottle and 300 bar. I already have it on my Fx panthera As for the power plenum, if you want it that huge, try to see if the cartridge from the Fx Drs fits, my guess is it might.

I'm sure you'll see soon. So far I can only say that the slug shooting is very accurate.

https://europeairguns.com/en/screws-springs-and-pins/second-stag-trigger-screw-soft

I think you can tune the power but probably only through the regulator pressure. From what I've seen on IWA, the trigger works fine, just probably can't be tuned in any way. It has a little longer travel, but it's more sporting than hunting.

Nice setup, I also have a fx panther 600 in .25 caliber only I have modified the liner to 620mm length without choke, when for shooting slugs it is very noticeable. More power with less pressure on the regulator and accuracy is excellent - 5x5cm plate at 200m . Smallest target had 2.5x2.5cm at...

So I checked and I wrote to them through their WhatsApp which they have on their website. Regarding the price of the stock and its configuration, they told me that the stock will have more variants of butt stock and probably cheek piece as well, the basic version will be a lot cheaper. Of...

Yes, I agree. It's more expensive. But personally, I'm happy to pay extra for something that's precision made. But I have a question for you - how much would you be willing to pay for the stock yourself?

You're partly right. But there's more to it than just another 180 cc of air. I see it as an extension 1. 180cc of air 2. Bag rider 3. The possibility of easy installation of a monopod 4. Bottle protection 5. Preservation of all stock adjustability 6. Potential for further expansion. When...

Can I know where you found out that you can't change calibers on Panther, Dynamic, King? Changing calibers is as easy as any airgun.

All I can write is the IWA info. As for the trigger, it has a bit longer travel but the sensitivity is pretty good. It's more competition than hunting.

So far, unfortunately. I'm back from IWA. What do you want to know?

If the regulator does not hold the set pressure after removing the cylinder then the problem is in the regulator i.e. defective o-rings. So the easiest way to do this is to replace all the o-rings. And then test. Pressurize the entire air rifle to full pressure, let it sit for about 10 minutes...

Yes the stock is more expensive not really expensive. For me personally it brings more positives i.e. even though it is a more expensive stock I will soon be a proud owner. 😀

I wrote to them. I got a reply - in the basic setting the overall stock length is 345mm. The original stock on the FX Panther is 315mm in base setting. The FX Dynamic is 325mm in base setting. Because of the versatility of using multiple carbon cylinders and the ability to de-pressurize, the...

I found a new stock for the FX Panthera Dynamic. What do you think about it? https://www.air-g-tac.com/blog/introducing-our-new-stock-for-fx-airguns-panthera--dynamic--king-/

Well, in our Czech Republic, Air-G-tac.com manufactures a complete new stock for FX Panthera Dynamic where it is possible to screw either a monopod directly into the bottom of the bag rider or a picantiny rail for attaching a small tripod or other accessories. I have already ordered two pieces...

Well asked basic question. As far as barrel tensioning goes, so far none of them work to actually tension the barrel because the force it would have to exert to tension the barrel starts at 2 tons of tension force which would not withstand either the barrel mount or the material of the...

What you write is not true Panthera Dynamic King have the same base of the weapon, the only difference is the stock. So you can swap the stocks all you want and they will always fit. The only exception is the King where you take off the trigger guard and change the safety.

Here they offer the stock complete for both the Dynamic and Panthera and it will be on sale soon. https://www.air-g-tac.com/fx-airguns/agt00150/

Let me put it this way. Most people are figuring out what airgun to use at xy range. Then they write a question at 60 yards which is not a great distance these days for airguns so it's really just a matter of what they want to shoot at that distance, they just choose the caliber and power...