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Picked up this FX Royale 400 from the yellow and let me…

…say that this is (thus far) the smoothest, best handling/balanced pcp I have owned thus far. Can’t say most accurate as my Scorpion (BSA) was just as accurate (at least at 25 yards).

Put a Millet 4-16 x50 tactical scope with some nice rings that Charlie (Roachcreek) blessed me with. I like the look of a little silver to break up all that black.

Not sure how fast they were running but Matthew (the guy I got it from) said AOA claimed it was factory set at 850 fps with the 18.1 JSB. I will chrony it next chance I get to see where it’s at and may turn it up a bit. I ran 48 shots from a 200 bar fill and I still have around 160 bar so I am assuming this is a low to medium power setting.

Accuracy was 1/4″ to 3/8″ with two 12 shot groups. One with the 18 grains and the other with the 16 grain JSB’s. Can’t wait to play some more with this one. Plan to put a light bipod on it in the near future. Scratch one off my airgun bucket list. 2,3,4, and 5 are as follows (in no particular order). Shoot and or own a rapid, air ranger, Edgun, and any Barnes I can come within 10 feet of 😛


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80,

If you find yourself heading north, let me know, we’ll get number 5 off the list…

quote crowpopper:

Josh is banned on yellow. He is on gra now Nice iron 80. And really offer hoot to baby sit. That askIng to come home to all broken windows. A raped sheep in the oven and missing kids!

Knowing my five…it will most likely be hoot tied up in the oven 😈

Josh is banned on yellow. He is on gra now Nice iron 80. And really offer hoot to baby sit. That askIng to come home to all broken windows. A raped sheep in the oven and missing kids!

quote get the blue jay:

… I’m just proud of you for finally running a shroud at all Joe!

… now lets talk about those others you own 😉 😆

Yeah, I remember our conversation awhile back when I almost had you make me one 😀

Honestly, I only have one neighbor and we don’t really talk anymore. It seems they called code enforcement on me and I was forced to remove my “carport” which they called a “pole barn”. I had to take it down. Now whenever I shoot in the yard I enjoy hearing her mumble under her breath…especially when I send the light pellets supersonic 😛

… I’m just proud of you for finally running a shroud at all Joe!

… now lets talk about those others you own 😉 😆

Hoot, what are you doing in Santa Rosa? Let me know if your ready for a fresh tattoo and some airgun fun?

I don’t see a need to have a full shroud on this. It is already very quiet in factory form. I understand the need on the AA as I hear they are not so quiet from the factory. Not so with this 400.

quote 80 GRIT:

Sorry Hoot, you’ll have to visit florida to shoot her. The only catch is that for each half hour of shooting/testing…you’ll have to put in an hour of babysitting the “pack” so me and the Mrs can get some alone time. Let me know if your up for it.

Ho ho hoooo…..numbnuts, I just happen to be in Santa Rosa, FL at this very moment!!!!!!

If you want a full shroud on that bad boy…Josh Graham over on the yellow is building them now. He did one for my AA S510 and it’s a fine job and one hell of a lot quieter than the factory original.

That bad boy would look some kind of bad with a 1.25″ OD full shroud on it!

Bog…..ONE bad experience and all I get is bad press! Oh well, Hitler had the same problem.

Have fun…..

H 😯 😯 T

Thanks SYN and PB. Yeah, I look forward to stretching out the range on it. That is why I put the larger glass on it.

I don’t think I could accept 20.00 for it. Especially when in the not too distant future 20.00 greenbacks will barely buy you a loaf of bread 😥

quote bogman:

80 Grit,

Congrats on the new gun! It’s satisfying to grab a rifle, make a few adjustments and fire a pile of pellets inside a nickel! Yes, there have been a few FX issues of late, but they are performers when you get them right.

The rubber bands on some of your tins look exactly like the Broccoli rubber bands on my tins.

Take that baby out to 40-70 yds. and see how it compares to the Scorpion. Both are good guns, but it’s worth stretching out the yardage on each.

I’d be careful even offering Hoot a chance to shoot it, in FL. Hoot’s a lefty and most folks don’t know he has a patent on “Rasp-n- Grasp”, a special, high abrasive glove /hand coating which instantly allows a lefty to grab a right-handed rifle and modify it to a leftist configuration! Folks say Hoot dismisses the sawdust on the floor as “dandruff”. When you get your gun back in hand, it doesn’t feel right or shoot right. Plus, there will be some strange coat-hanger mod on the bolt. That’s when Hoot will offer you twenty dollars for it.

Next thing you know, all you got is twenty Canadian dollars, some sawdust and some Broccoli rubber bands.

After having had a tin spill open on me…I always use those rubber bands. The tin with the orange target is one of the twist on tins from Crosman. I just write the caliber on the paper. These are “lifelong” tins…just replace the paper target when it wears down.

Thanks for the warning about the HOOT MONSTER. I always knew there was something to fear 😀

Nice, is this our fix for no edguns!! LOL

looks great man , I’m jealous

quote bogman:

all you got is twenty Canadian dollars

Send it to me, I take all Canukistanian currency free of charge!!! I’ll send you a crisp $20 US for a $20 CAN… 😆 Just don’t look at the exchange rates before you put it in the mail. 😉

80, can’t wait to see some longer range groups. I don’t think things will change much at twice the distance your shooting now! 😀 At least that is what I have heard from plenty of folks, those rifles shoot real nice shooters.

80 Grit,

Congrats on the new gun! It’s satisfying to grab a rifle, make a few adjustments and fire a pile of pellets inside a nickel! Yes, there have been a few FX issues of late, but they are performers when you get them right.

The rubber bands on some of your tins look exactly like the Broccoli rubber bands on my tins.

Take that baby out to 40-70 yds. and see how it compares to the Scorpion. Both are good guns, but it’s worth stretching out the yardage on each.

I’d be careful even offering Hoot a chance to shoot it, in FL. Hoot’s a lefty and most folks don’t know he has a patent on “Rasp-n- Grasp”, a special, high abrasive glove /hand coating which instantly allows a lefty to grab a right-handed rifle and modify it to a leftist configuration! Folks say Hoot dismisses the sawdust on the floor as “dandruff”. When you get your gun back in hand, it doesn’t feel right or shoot right. Plus, there will be some strange coat-hanger mod on the bolt. That’s when Hoot will offer you twenty dollars for it.

Next thing you know, all you got is twenty Canadian dollars, some sawdust and some Broccoli rubber bands.

Sorry Hoot, you’ll have to visit florida to shoot her. The only catch is that for each half hour of shooting/testing…you’ll have to put in an hour of babysitting the “pack” so me and the Mrs can get some alone time. Let me know if your up for it.

Tactical stock….yes
Really good shroud…..yes
Lots of adjustable fps/fpe….yes
High Quality rifle….yes
Multi_shot magazine….yes
Hi_Volume Air Tank….yes
Highly skilled, proficient owner…..No

You only have two testicles. DON’T RISK IT!!!

Send this rifle immediately to someone who won’t miss one, or even both nuts, and let it be examined, without caution or reservations. Find out what it can really do with no strings attached.

Send it to me for proper examination, and receive it back, postage due, with a FREE HOOT Certificate of Certification…..

This offer is limited and operators are standing by!

Kindest regards, and concern for your manly cajones future health and function. Don’t joint the “mountain oyster club” :whoop:

Honest, and experienced:

‘Ol Uncle H 😯 😯 T

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