FX bobcat in walnut
- Thread starter markyboy
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Incredible! My only complaint is the Bobcats "Styrofoam" stock and that was a detail that I never found with all the research I've done before purchasing. It has a nice soft and rubbery texture but I'd prefer the usual "plastic" synthetic stocks I have on my other rifles. If the Bobcat came with a wood stock, like yours for exampme, I really think it would be perfect in my opinion.
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The more I look at that Bobcat stock, I can't even picture what kind of tools, patience, skill, and the keen eyes that it would take to make something like that.
I do have a question...you mentioned that the rifle assembly can be removed without unscrewing the air cylinder. How is the front portion of the assembly supported? With my bobcat there is a set screw with a rubber ball the pushes against the air cylinder and secures it against the stock.
Thanks,
CJ
I do have a question...you mentioned that the rifle assembly can be removed without unscrewing the air cylinder. How is the front portion of the assembly supported? With my bobcat there is a set screw with a rubber ball the pushes against the air cylinder and secures it against the stock.
Thanks,
CJ
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Markyboy, that is a very very nice stock! Great finish with progressive looking details that I like a lot.
Congratulation!!
Congratulation!!
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Hello everyone. I'm new to this website and I was just wondering if any of you guys could possibly tell me wether I can install a regulator on an old version of FX Bobcat or not?
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Stocks look very nice.You've struck a nice balance in proportions between a sporting and target style stock IMO.
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Wow does that look amazing!! Nice work! it really makes the rifle look traditional vs tactical, even being a pup! the S510 looks sweet also!
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Hi.
Wouldn't anybody wanna answer my question?
I just wanted to know how I can install a regulator on an old version of .22 FX Bobcat?
Is it even appropriate?
Or should I ask this in another topic?
Wouldn't anybody wanna answer my question?
I just wanted to know how I can install a regulator on an old version of .22 FX Bobcat?
Is it even appropriate?
Or should I ask this in another topic?
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We are losing true craftsmen in this world. So it is nice to see original work. Beautiful woodworking.
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Morteza I'm sure it can be done but yes start a new thread with your question in the PCP forum.
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Your work is amazing!!!
The wood is never failed, love it. Can't wait to have one to hold on.
Vu
The wood is never failed, love it. Can't wait to have one to hold on.
Vu
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