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I dont shoot big bore, to me doesnt make any sence, thats why i have my powder burners, if I want to shoot long distances or shoot a medium to large pray I’ll brake out one of my Boom sticks, like i said before to each his own.
can you please Name one airgun maker that didn’t have any hiccups with a new design specially the Impact that is so complex. I just hope all the owners are getting their guns fixed or get their money back.
Wicked Air Rifles, American Air Arms come to my mind. Slayer with it’s pressure assisted firing valve equals Impact easily in complexity.
Not true, I saw over agn some WAR owners having problems, sure no as many as the Impacts but there were some problems, I’m not a big fun of FX guns but I give them credit for thinking out the box and hemm you are Ed’s boy, so your opinion about FX airguns doesn’t count. Everybody has their favorite gun, mine is my cricket, love that gun, but I wouldn’t trash a company that is trying to bring innovation to our hobby.
So Lets see how this new Priest performs, if it is what they claim to be, a .25 will be in my future :biggrinn:
Hmm, even though AGN is highly unreliable source I went and had a look. I didn’t find many problems, one wrong hammer spring (possibly wrong that is) and air block wobble caused by incorrect re-assembly by the owner. Feel free to point out more, I’ve been considering a .257 version when it comes out.
Priest is fine and in the long run they may even fix those things that I find lacking as of now. I have no need for long small bore bullpup (although I’m actually building one right now), if I had I would consider getting Priest or Vulcan over Wildcat or Impact.
thanks a lot my bro,,, sure, we are all brothers and one family … i like you all ….
It’s all good brother, we all like you here! :8:
My bro Revnal
Thanks for the reply…
In fact im not a small man… im 188cm tall and 89kg weight …. with big shoulder and hands/fingers…. but as my nature..i like small things, guns, scopes, even girls (oops,,, plz don’t tell my wife… hahaha…im joking..BTW my wife is small 154cm) …
since im a hunter and hunting inside cars..so the most compact rifles is the most suitable choice for me …
And of course…if i don’t like any gun doesn’t mean that gun is useless or not suitable for others..im understand that…you are right..but as i said..i was talking about myself only… and expressed my personal opinion only…hope i didn’t hurt anyone…if i did..then im really sorry….
Bro hemm,
Just because they didn’t meet your expectations doesn’t mean they don’t meet someone’s else, I have shot several FX guns without any problems, my friend has a WC and BC both are tack drivers, I have shot his BC many times and I was very impressed how well the gun feels shouldered, I guess you are a small dude 😉 and big guns are not for you. The FX line is pretty good a reliable specially the Royale. So to each his own, there are several gun makers out there so if you don’t like one brand look somewhere else.
I had a horrible experience with my $2000 Edgun but I still fun of them, I understand there will be duds out a batch sometimes , now its a hammer!!
my bro Renval,
i only talked about my thought and myself, that is it, and i have friends who own them and have read reviews also, so, that is why i decided to stop thinking about them,,,, currently i have my friend’s Bobcat with me, it is really not a comfortable rifle to shot, maybe because im new or not get used to shot with her,,, or maybe not, but the rifle looks a hulk’s rifle not a human’s rifle … i tried the gladiator …also a long rifle also,,, so, regardless to all brands,,i always prefer the compatibility of the gun … i also tried the Verminator MK2, this one i liked, but also my friend had issues with it,,, so, everyone talks or writes as per his/her experience or reading other reviews … again,,,im talking about my personal thought … regardless if you guys count or not …
can you please Name one airgun maker that didn’t have any hiccups with a new design specially the Impact that is so complex. I just hope all the owners are getting their guns fixed or get their money back.
Wicked Air Rifles, American Air Arms come to my mind. Slayer with it’s pressure assisted firing valve equals Impact easily in complexity.
Not true, I saw over agn some WAR owners having problems, sure no as many as the Impacts but there were some problems, I’m not a big fun of FX guns but I give them credit for thinking out the box and hemm you are Ed’s boy, so your opinion about FX airguns doesn’t count. Everybody has their favorite gun, mine is my cricket, love that gun, but I wouldn’t trash a company that is trying to bring innovation to our hobby.
So Lets see how this new Priest performs, if it is what they claim to be, a .25 will be in my future :biggrinn:
I have removed the power source of thinking about FX guns,,,, so ,, i don’t waist my time with it even, and i don’t understand why PAPA Ville dose not have one of those guns of his neighbor???
can you please Name one airgun maker that didn’t have any hiccups with a new design specially the Impact that is so complex. I just hope all the owners are getting their guns fixed or get their money back.
Wicked Air Rifles, American Air Arms come to my mind. Slayer with it’s pressure assisted firing valve equals Impact easily in complexity.
Everybody knows that FX is having problems with Some Impacts,it happend with the WC, the BobCat, etc
can you please Name one airgun maker that didn’t have any hiccups with a new design specially the Impact that is so complex. I just hope all the owners are getting their guns fixed or get their money back.
yes but at this price point, impact shouldn t have ONCE faulty
Not all Impacts have problems. Let’s see how this one does.
Who is the US dealer? AOA? I hope not!
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I like the subsonic and quiet aproach, a 74 grain .257 airgun bullet is more efficient than a 40 grain .22 subsonic rimfire bullet and 200M can be reached with good accuracy. That and I won’t run out of ammo. For longer range it’s powder burners for me too.