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The FX Redback PCP arrow shooter was first announced at the 2024 IWA OutdoorClassics Show in Germany. Our heading photo above shows Mathias Vangilbergen showing the product at that time.
Now the Redback is close to availability. Pyramyd has added it to it’s website and you can request updates via the company’s product page.
The Redback PCP arrow shooter looks something like a combination between an FX Impact and a Gatling gun! It holds up to eight .357 caliber arrows in the barrel drum.
The action is cycled by the familiar sidelever, which rotates the barrel drum, bringing the next arrow into battery. Obviously this system provides for rapid follow-up shots in a manner that is unachievable with a conventional, single-shot, arrow-firing PCP airgun.
The Redback is capable of producing power up to 150 Ft/Lbs Muzzle Energy, that’s 425 FPS with 375-Grain arrows. That’s enough power and accuracy for hunting and target practice.
Power is provided by a rear-mounted, 480cc rear carbon fiber bottle that fills to 3,625 PSI (250 BAR). FX says that this provides enough High Pressure Air to achieve eight shots per fill at full power.
The Redback PCP arrow shooter has many of features that are familiar from pellet-shooting FX air rifles. These including a fully-adjustable trigger, the Quick Tune System, adjustable hammer spring tension power wheel, and externally-adjustable regulator.
It also includes the same dual angled pressure gauges – one for bottle pressure, the other for regulator pressure.
The Picatinny optics rail has a built-in 60 MOA cant for improved accuracy at longer ranges. Plus, M-LOK forend rails are provided on both sides for adding accessories such as lights and lasers. An Arca-Swiss rail on the bottom allows the Redback to be mounted on a bipod or tripod, if required.
The weight is surprisingly light at 7.4 Lbs. Plus a scope, rings and arrows, that is. The price is $1,729.99.
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FX Redback PCP Arrow Shooter
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....there have been historical weapons, some attempts, some actually worked that shot more than one arrow but they usually weren't that great vs traditional bows, crossbows, etc.
I want to see one loaded up with broadheads…
