INTRODUCING THE NEW FX LEOPARD
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No I get it all the one’s and the one I have creep about 5 bar or so. That hasn’t created a problem near as bad as what I’ve seen in the impact. It’s an issue for sure just a bit of a different one. In fairness to FX most guns I’ve had do this. I think it’s more the norm than anything. Crazy thing is the best reg I’ve ever owned (still own it) is the jts airacuda max. lol, that thing is rock solid. However I almost never shoot it. Might be why. I don’t know.
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Tough crowd, lol.
Some of these comments would have gotten a guy a stay in the time out box (or at least a warning of such) not very long ago here on AGN.
Some of these comments would have gotten a guy a stay in the time out box (or at least a warning of such) not very long ago here on AGN.
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I think there are too many disgruntled consumers now to keep quiet. I own 4 myself and I love them, but FX has some issues they should iron out if they want healthy sales to continue imo.
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And I just bought an M4… Haha that’s life. More selection is always good, as long as they continue to support and improve upon older models.
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I like this better than the DRS. It is more adjustable, shorter but same shot count, and doesn't look like it is sporting a magazine. I hate that about the DRS, I don't mind if people think I might not be shooting an airgun because there is no bottle, but I don't like them thinking that I am shooting a firearm because there is a big magazine hanging down. A distinction with a difference.
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I really wish it would of been a dynamic block vs the DRS would of really liked the larger plenum vs the tube barrel looks like a waist to me I’ll stick with my mav hopefully this is a wildcat replacement and the MAV 2.0 with a dynamic block is coming
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Another finger in the eye to 10% of their potential customers.
There is no reason to make an airgun today that is only useable by right handed shooters.
I try to keep praise high and complaints low, but this is extra frustrating knowing Frederick is a lefty.
End of rant.
There is no reason to make an airgun today that is only useable by right handed shooters.
I try to keep praise high and complaints low, but this is extra frustrating knowing Frederick is a lefty.
End of rant.
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So on the bottle version, it says, cylinder 230 max fill, CF bottle 250 bar max fill, how does that work?
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As much as I admire FX we cannot escape the fact that FX=O rings. FX owners will,over time know more about O rings than the average hydraulic engineer. Me too apparently will also be an O ring expert with the new FX air pistol.The price will be only what the 27 MORE O-RINGS (than the last model had) cost to install
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The bottle version has a fill pressure of 250 bar. The air cylinder version has a fill pressure of 230 bar.
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Ah yeah my bad I see what you’re saying now.
In Matt Dubber’s video, and the pictures posted here, I can only spot one obvious fill source (beneath the mag) and it’s on the same spot in each version.
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Matt stated in his video the Leopard has a 64cc plenum. The FX Maverick has a 89cc. Wouldn't that be a downgrade? The Leopard would not be able to sling slugs or heavier pellets like the Maverick?
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I dont think that will affect the speeds very much. There is a point where the valve and transfer port cant use more air. I bet 64cc is plenty of plenum volume, and the DRS has a different valve design which seems to have a higher ceiling than the Maverick/Wildcat.
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