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I have a 500mm barrel crown and a 700mm barrel impact m3. I mainly shoot pellets and the crown is superior in both cold shot reliability and long range shooting. The shorter impact is better for hunting, but the crown is better for benchrest shooting. Whatever it is, it depends on your objective.

As far as I can remember, it looks like this Fx Airguns Air Arms COMETA DayState Brocock EdGun RTI Arms HATSAN Arms Arigun Technology AirMaks arms Reximex Rapid Air Works SnowPeak KalibrGun

In my country, FX KING is roughly $8200 in Australian dollars; FX PANTHERA is roughly $7200. People say it is too expensive, but I buy it because nothing else is available.

Carbon fiber sleeves are used with the barrel housing. It is a replacement for the O-ring inside.

Guns with regulators sometimes have unstable fps for the first few shots. If it is constantly hovering between 851 fps and 888 fps, there may be something wrong.

I checked my M3 after reading this post. The valve adjuster had two threaded holes with a set screw in one of them. And the set screw was tightened to the deepest point. So far I had only been able to tighten the valve adjuster to line 4, but after loosening it a bit I was able to get it to line...

22cal 18gr pellets are a little longer than they were a few years ago. If you use pellets from when they were short, you'll hit more than you do now.

I am using an M3. No matter how much time I spent adjusting it, trying to make it a 2-stage trigger resulted in a trigger that was either too heavy or too light. So I adjusted to a single stage trigger and it works decently better than a 2 stage.

I thought it was Gladiator MK3

The numbers are affixed to the back of the JSB cans and each digit reads as follows. If the type number has changed, the adjustment may need to be redone. 57910020 57 = type number: most important 91 = Personal number of the person responsible for production 00 = Personal number of the quality...

Air comes from below, so point it downwards

The fx 16gr pellets are very clean and consistent in shape, but the jsb18gr pellets are inconsistent with occasional variations in skirt thickness, hole depth and pellet length.

Maybe in the future it will be fitted with a carbon fiber sleeve. But what will happen to those who have already purchased them? Did any of the buyers arrive with the carbon fiber sleeve already installed?

Until it reaches my hand, I will wait while eating a sweet roll that looks just like it.

In my case, the factory hammer was too weak and needed to be made stronger by screwing it on tighter. Next I set the regulator pressure from 135bar to 140bar. I am now shooting 18gr pellets at 905fps.

From the fx website. 500: FX Superior STX barrel liner. Length 500 mm 600: Superior Heavy STX barrel liner and carbon fibre liner sleeve. Length 600 mm 700: Superior Heavy STX barrel liner and carbon fibre liner sleeve. Length 700 mm

recall?? what do you mean?

I had thought that a high capacity plenum would be difficult to achieve with the conventional rifle shape, so I am looking forward to it along with the new valve!

a gun that doesn't muzzle jump?

I recently introduced CF sleeves. I seem to have fallen into a hole.