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@Cantona256 this is what i was saying about the bottle for stock if you look close there is no spring adjuster


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Yes sir you were 100% correct… I still think I can find a way though hahaha… or at least try@Cantona256 this is what i was saying about the bottle for stock if you look close there is no spring adjuster
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Of all the prestige brands FX was always the one I was most curious about. I’m just such a dedicated slug shooter I was scared off by the barrel harmonic/POI issues.@Cantona256 I’m just glad that you finally found your way deeper into the rabbit hole, in spite of all the clawing and blustering. It was a valiant effort on your part, but the lure was just too much.
At least you are not alone, welcome to the dark side(and a thinner wallet lol, hey there is always ramen or ketchup packets and crackers
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Correct on hunting. It no 250 z is it? LolI got my first kill with the DRS tonight.. a skunk at like 20yards… striped skunks are not native to Utah and thus are fair game all the time…
The new airmarksman slugs hit really hard even at 910fps!
I have the Zulus footage but it needs to go in the hunting section right?
I find the overall shooting experience very similar in some ways. There must be something about the air over the barrel that lends a similar feel.Correct on hunting. It no 250 z is it? Lol

That is exactly the type of thing I was talking about in my G3 thread about totally prepping a gun before I take a shot. On my FX, I bought a Huma port and it was super sharp too. It got sanded smooth before it ever went in the gun. That is the kind of thing you don't find out about unless you go looking and the best time to find out is right up front.Ok so its things like this that give fx a bad rap. I pulled the barrel on the 700 as i have a solid barrel inbound should be here tomorrow. When i did the oring (14id x2 m) was already cut in 2 places from the flats cut in the tp to locate the barrel. Luckily i ordered some orings from amazon that will be here tomorrow. I filed all edges on the stock barrel incase i ever put it back to give the oring a chance to slip over instead of being cut by a sharp edge. View attachment 22311
Well i will say for most people its not necessary to pull the barrel. But also it only takes a minute or 2 for this to be done at the factory and i would not have to replace an oring or try to figure out where the leak is down the road.That is exactly the type of thing I was talking about in my G3 thread about totally prepping a gun before I take a shot. On my FX, I bought a Huma port and it was super sharp too. It got sanded smooth before it ever went in the gun. That is the kind of thing you don't find out about unless you go looking and the best time to find out is right up front.
Well, maybe not necessary for most people, but every gun will need its barrel pulled eventually by someone because orings don't last forever. You know that I just believe it's better to deal with the bear traps before you step on them, lol.Well i will say for most people its not necessary to pull the barrel. But also it only takes a minute or 2 for this to be done at the factory and i would not have to replace an oring or try to figure out where the leak is down the road.
Those schematics make things look so much worse to deal with than they actually are, ...unless you add loctite, oh-boy, all bets are off after that!Found this thought it would be good for anyone here
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