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I recently purchased the FX King in 30 caliber. I also have a Crown in 25 caliber. It is light, easy to manuver and easy to carry. I purchased the King for extended ranges for woodchucks. I have taken woodchucks out to 75 yards with the 25, but the 30 is really the ticked for shooting these...

Well, I am up to 4000 PSI and all seems to be good. I will test it tomorrow morning and see if its holding air. I've never went above 4000 PSI before. Guess I just didn't want to push it. I think tomorrow I will take it up to 4500 and see what happens.

You're correct! I didn't realize the difference, but I do now. Yes, what I am looking for is the "valve", which is the part that screws into the tank. Also, I was able to disasemble the valve in the way that you stated. I found two O rings and a teflon ring I believe, along with a seal at the...

This is a couple pics of what I'm dealing with. The one showing the tank is basically all I need. The reason I'm having to replace it is I have a leak where I close the valve which is showing on the pic to the left. Also, what is a SCBA tank? I take it it is a scuba tank. Mine is a carbon fiber...

It looks like I may have to invest in a new regulator for my carbon fiber tank. I cant seem to find any, and what I have found I'm not just sure if it will work on my tank. Looking for some help please. Thank you

I confirmed this morning that the thread size going into my tank is 7/8-14. I'm going to have to replace it because I am not finding a way to fix this one. I am not experienced enough to trust myself. I am posting another photo showing just where the leak is coming from. It is coming at the very...

The leak I am experiencing is coming out of the top knob which is the black shut off valve. I removed the black knob and there was what I thought a hex nut. I was thinking that underneath the nut I might find an o ring that may be the issue. When I turned the hex nut, the whole regulator started...

Here is a pic of my tank regulator

I will post pics soon. Thank you

I have had this tank since 2011. It has never been out of my house and I have always taken very good care of it. I probably haven't filled it more than 15 times in the past 13 years. I finally got me a compressor that is capable of filling the tank. I normally have been filling it up to around...

I am having issues with the valve on top of my Airhog fiber tank. I can't seem to be able to call them. Just wondering if they are still in business?

I am not particularly fond of the GRS stock on my new FX King. It is a beautiful stock but handeling the firearm I find a bit cumbersom. I am interested in changing it out. I am looking at the Saber Tactical, but I am not finding much other than that. Again, I may just be looking in the wrong...

well understood

I had to do the same thing. This airgun stuff is a very expensive hobby. Tank for filling cost me 700 bucks. A compressor around 700. I've only got two rifles but with scopes and all well over 5000 bucks. Maybe I didnt do my homework properly either though. I know I sent Utah airguns an extra...

I have a Deathgrip Tripod and I use it with my FX Contiuum. I'm able to hold the gun quite securely and do well out to 100 yards. With the King though, I have to move the gripping part of the tripod up more onto the cylinder because of the gages on the left side of the rifle. I am looking for...

I'm with you on this one..I have no problem unscrewing it opposed to the QC. Just something else to go wrong!!

Another thing the gentleman told me at DonnyFL, was to experiment with removing a baffle or two. He said I might be suprised as to the noise level reduction, or possiblt the lack of. Worth a try but after shooting it the other day I actually thought it may be quieter by using the screw on...

I believe that the quick detachment is the same from one gun to another, as long as the thread size of the rifle, and the QC adapter are the same. I don't think that there is any difference in the quick change module from lets say a .177 to a 30 caliber. The only difference would be in the...

You're definitly correct! Once I get it all sighted in I don't plan on taking it off.

After talking to a gentleman at DonnyFL who was very helpful, he explained to me that a quick change adapter on a caliber of this magnitude, was probably not a good idea. He sent me a part so it would no longer be a quick change. I received it, installed it onto my rifle and headed out to shoot...