Why can't FX update their website faster than they can introduce new model airguns?
FX Website
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I'm not an experienced user of FX products, but I've had a couple of FX airguns and see the usual comments about FX on the forums.
Just had a quick look at their site: https://fxairguns.com/
Can you list a few currently available FX products that are missing from their web site. Or maybe some items still on the site that are so old or unavailable that they should not be listed anymore?
That's the kind of specific follow-up info to the original post that might benefit someone who is unfamiliar with FX products and depends on their website for initial information. I usually get most of my purchase decision info from comments on airgun forums like this. And like anyone else, I usually check a manufacturer's website as well. On reflection I mostly do that because the manufacturers' web sites usually include a full list of technical specifications on their products. Many vendor websites seem to leave out important specs from the product descriptions, like the weight of an airgun. Perhaps because once an airgun gets up into the 9+ lb weight range, listing the weight in the product description might hurt potential sales.
Just had a quick look at their site: https://fxairguns.com/
Can you list a few currently available FX products that are missing from their web site. Or maybe some items still on the site that are so old or unavailable that they should not be listed anymore?
That's the kind of specific follow-up info to the original post that might benefit someone who is unfamiliar with FX products and depends on their website for initial information. I usually get most of my purchase decision info from comments on airgun forums like this. And like anyone else, I usually check a manufacturer's website as well. On reflection I mostly do that because the manufacturers' web sites usually include a full list of technical specifications on their products. Many vendor websites seem to leave out important specs from the product descriptions, like the weight of an airgun. Perhaps because once an airgun gets up into the 9+ lb weight range, listing the weight in the product description might hurt potential sales.
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Ummmmm...
Priorities?At least that's the excuse I use for procrastinating cleaning my own house. Perhaps FX is finding the cost of IT support as prohibitive as I've found the cost of maid service.
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One airgun that’s listed on their site that you cannot get at a FX dealer is the Royale 400.
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