Then the FX is right for you lol. When I used to have time to mess with them to my hearts content it was great. Unfortunately I don't have that luxury lol.
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Its true its back for repair but I'd take a dreamline classic or daystate reever in .177 all day over .22! I have a classic and its such a pleasure to shoot. Honeymoon aside fx line still is super accurate gun's. The daystate probably more so in the .177 cal guns.
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The vast majority of M4 have the slow shot syndrome after the gun parked overnight, if this is something you can live with then by all mean. This problem doesn't bother me since i'm never in any situation where I couldn't fire a few blank shot for 'warm up', but there are those who simply refused to put up with it and think it's a deal breaker.
Personally i went with .22 in 600mm, most versatile caliber IMO, with tons of options in both pellets and slugs, comfortably good and quiet for ~50fps right out of the box with zero upgrade.
Personally i went with .22 in 600mm, most versatile caliber IMO, with tons of options in both pellets and slugs, comfortably good and quiet for ~50fps right out of the box with zero upgrade.
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Mine was more 30-60 shot's to settle out or at least that's where I stopped. Personally its to much money to show up in that condition no matter who you are. It'd be silly to argue other wise
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Do like me, After a lot of FX (Bobcat, Impact 3, Panthera and Dynamic) I have test the RTI Mora Standard in .22,and what a good surprise ! Look at my videos on my page. I put one in link at the end. Everything are include, Pin probe, 2 magazine, Silencer, barrel for slug and pellet... :
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Oui.
The Mora is interesting, also right up there in price, though not totally unjustified.
Come with silencer and damn fine case so big + and money saved.
The Mora is interesting, also right up there in price, though not totally unjustified.
Come with silencer and damn fine case so big + and money saved.
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I have a MKII and MKIII. They require some attention, but I am addicted....my preferred caliber for slugs for target and fun is 25 cal. ZEN or Hybrids.
The MKIII is highly tuned for 357 and has never had a leak since I replaced the FX First Stage regulator with a Huma M3 First Stage unit.
The MKIII is highly tuned for 357 and has never had a leak since I replaced the FX First Stage regulator with a Huma M3 First Stage unit.
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mine and few that I have seen took less than 10 shots to get back up to full speed after parking for weeks or months, i'm going to call out your exaggeration if not downright fabricated fake news on needing 60 shots to level out.
I dare you to take a video recording and showing how your M4 is taking 60 shots to normalize the speed you had it set for.
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I don't really understand all the M4 bashing. I had an M3 first, now an M4. It shoots lights out. Every time I take it out. Without much tuning I have a super low ES (5 fps), hole in hole, ... No upgraded parts done, except for some eye candy.
The slow first shot is not a myth, it exists. But a simple cleaning of the valve rod solved the problem for me. First shot is now 20fps slower (930 fps), as from the second it's dead on (950 fps). No difference in POI so it's not a real issue. And if the slightly slower first shots bother you it's easily resolved by one dry shot.
So if you want an FX impact M4, go get one while they're hot. It's an amazing gun and you'll love it!
I have the .22 in 700 tuned for 25.4 gr at high speed. It's very very quiet with the stock moderator, so definitely backyard friendly.
The slow first shot is not a myth, it exists. But a simple cleaning of the valve rod solved the problem for me. First shot is now 20fps slower (930 fps), as from the second it's dead on (950 fps). No difference in POI so it's not a real issue. And if the slightly slower first shots bother you it's easily resolved by one dry shot.
So if you want an FX impact M4, go get one while they're hot. It's an amazing gun and you'll love it!
I have the .22 in 700 tuned for 25.4 gr at high speed. It's very very quiet with the stock moderator, so definitely backyard friendly.
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I'm calling you out for spreading fake news and you've made a bogus wild claim of taking 60 cold shots to recover the speed.
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Thats what I love straight to the point! Don't try to sucker me in with your story and then really low key talking crap. Just come for the throat and be done with it. And no there is no video need. Talked to the tec while we did the shot string and he was more then satisfied with it being a mistake with the gun.I'm calling you out for spreading fake news and you've made a bogus wild claim of taking 60 cold shots to recover the speed.
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Hopefully it’s good to go when you get it back. I’m sure they will give it at least an overnight check before sending it back to you. With all the liars and exaggerators guns coming back, I‘m sure they know what to do to get it back to maybe only a couple dry fires. They know what going on with these guns even if others are in denial. Some guns definitely worse than others which is kinda weird. But I feel it’s dependent on how far from the plateau a gun is tuned.
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