FX crown MK2 synthetic

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Buy one from a reputable seller like airguns of Arizona. Or buy one second hand from a reputable forum member. Idk who you spoke to, but it doesn't sound right. The crown is extremely accurate. Not known for being leaky either. Just make sure to use silicone grease on the smooth (non threaded) sides of the bottle adapter if you plan to remove the bottle under pressure. The oring inside the bottle valve can tear if this isn't lubed.
 
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The FX Crown MK2 in .22 is my favorite rifle currently. I like it so much that I bought a second one. Although my second one now wears a .177 barrel. I love them both. In my humble opinion the Crown MK2 is the perfect air rifle for my needs and use. I’d recommend getting it with a 600mm barrel. That’s a good compromise between over all length and good power. If you are planning to only shoot pellets and don’t need extra power for slugs then a 500 mm would be great too. The Crown MK2 platform allows the user to have a lot of fun fine tuning and experimenting with lots of adjustments or if you want just leave it as is and have a great time shooting pellets. Mine does really really great with the JSB 18.13 and with the NSA 24.8 grain slugs. I’ve never had any problems with either of my Crowns. Please let me know if you have any specific questions that I can answer.
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Long_Gun_Dallas said:
Buy one from a reputable seller like airguns of Arizona. Or buy one second hand from a reputable forum member. Idk who you spoke to, but it doesn't sound right. The crown is extremely accurate. Not known for being leaky either. Just make sure to use silicone grease on the smooth (non threaded) sides of the bottle adapter if you plan to remove the bottle under pressure. The oring inside the bottle valve can tear if this isn't lubed.
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Thanks bro
I have the FX crown continum MK2 synthetic
I think that one will b also a good one
 
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I would have no hesitation in choosing to purchase a Crown MKII. I cannot speak to earlier Crowns.
simple gun to tune. Plenty of power unless you want to toss heavy slugs down range. Accuracy is extremely good.
I was playing with my 25 MKII yesterday tuning Slugs. 34 Grain H&N’s topped out at 900- fps but were shooting as well as pellets at 25 yards, then two clicks down on the power wheel and it shot NSA 26.8’ almost as well as the H&N’s. Then loaded up some Impulse Air 26 gr slugs turned the power wheel 1 click from max and they shot the same sized groups as the NSA’s did.
It is a very versatile shooter and I have had no issues with it at all. It is not a mega power house as it comes from the factory though I am told you can bump the power up with minimal effort.
 
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Maarodigro said:
I have bought the FX crown continum MK2 last year, with 380mm and 700mm barrels, but on the end of barrel from the pellet probe side there is ( one hole on up side mark with P and and on down side 2 holes mark with S), what does it means
Plz guide me
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The “S” stands for slug and the “P” stands for pellet. You orient the P or S depending on what you are shooting.

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