My new FX “No Finesse” parody; tip of the hat to both companies FX & AEA

[JamesD.]

I don’t want to offend anyone. It’s just the most honest thing that comes to mind. Someone should hire me.

I’ve owned a few FX. Really loved them. This came to me via some friends. Thanks for lefties. It’s a cool little build for sure. I’m honestly impressed overall.
Far cry from the fine machining and much more controlled design. I would prefer FX, make no mistake but it’s a Ford/Chevy to Rolls Royce comparison. Both drive and work. Shot count and precision are lacking but it’s a solid build. Way more power than I really need.
That’s a huge difference as FX would allow adjustments easier in ways.

Just thought the FX with no Finesse was funny. If it’s iffy in any way please remove it immediately moderator

 

[Miami Airgunner]

I mean.. LOL.. See my signature... I felt compelled to make a simliar comparison. The AEA HP MAX SLAMS! lol. Exactly zero finesse though. Honestly built like a 1977 Ford F150, nothing fits, everything works kinda clunky, but, it'll probably outlast damn near everything else I own if I should go to abusing it.

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

I've been tempted to pick up an aea, but just havnt had a role for it to fill. (a Zeus carbine would be a RIOT, I'm sure) Probably too many airguns already, lol. I've got 2 pretty high powered ones, and it can be fun. But generally not needed, so tend to steer clear of that. Plus there's always worry of ricochet or over-penetration. And then there's the sheer noise and air consumption. Lack of refinement is a whole other detractor. But even guns like that have their own charms. Especially if they are problem free and still do their job.

 

[JamesD.]

If anyone knows of a spring/hammer combo to get this at 40-50 ftlbs with 44.75 let me know please.