Air Arms Owners Club

FX-Airguns, awaited impact models well soon be in the gun racks in UK gun shops. it is is ugly, but no! denying amazing features, nothing like it on the market period.
It will indeed have interchangeable barrels in .177 and .22 so the owner can argue with him/her self which is the best caliber...

It is a full take-down rifle with removable barrels with absolutely no! loss of zero when taking the gun down wile using the same caliber.
The power adjuster wheel takes care of the difference in air volume when changing from .177 too .22
With been very AR15 shape orientated the hand grips can be changed and most AR15 grips and will fit perfectly.
The accuracy is confirmed to be up there with FT, rifles.
The buddy bottle is carbon fiber which is lighter than aluminium it also holds 230,bar and the rifle will do 720 shots in .22... WOW.
All power is adjustable but not higher than UK limit even the regulator can be adjusted with a screw inside trigger guard.
The shroud is telescopic it extends out and in for confined spaces and it silences the rifle well.
A place to fit a bi pod at the front of the trigger guard.
Full adjustable match trigger which moves in just about any position you desire.
comes in own cut-out case.

Only downside its darn ugly and expensive.

see bellow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2NDyrVWM08#t=62.578543

and here bellow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji0GfAY7bAA

I'm a big fan of FX rifles, I own several, but I wouldn't buy one of these to be honest.

Its definitely a personal thing when it comes to buying a rifle. Looks are one of the key reasons, but as far as a rifle, it ticks lots of boxes and is a great tool if you look at it that way. I can't think of any other rifle that could fire 700 shots in one charge. Fredrik Axelsson has become a legend in his own time, and its amazing what he comes out with, both in design and accuracy. As above, not a fan of the looks, but wouldn't say no if one came my way.

I like not only how it (not had chance to hold one yet) performs on paper and what other people have said, but having a rifle that would be FAC in this country
may well perform better that a sub 12ftlb one.
And also the way in which it can be maintained by the owner, not having to send it back every time to have it tweeked for optimum performance like you have to with other rifles
fitted with AT's, these are major factors when buying a new gun.
But the only thing that i have concerns about is all that exposed hardware, yes it looks good (to me) but i would be worried about taking it out on damp nights
as it would be a right job to clean and get into all those nooks and crannys, i would be worried that i had missed a bit .
But i still like it.
daz