FX Dynamic Compact Takedown VP 177 Air Rifle, FULL REVIEW

[@johndanville6643]

Bloody good video. Very informative I must admit I do love fx.

[@wesleytubbritt5652]

I've just purchased this rifle with the carbon bottle. I'm hoping it shoots as good as the wildcat mk3 bt. Great video

[@danny007boy123]

waiting for fx to win the extreme bench rest in arizona😎

[@robertcichon8231]

Would like to see a fx dynamic versus agt vixen what is your view on that subject ??

[@peterto8050]

I recently sold my Vixen and managed to acquire the Dynamic at a fantastic price, even less than what I got for the Vixen. I have no regrets. Although the Vixen is lighter, it feels somewhat flimsy and toy-like, perhaps due to its plastic bottle guard. The guard looks great but presses against the shroud, causing a shift in the point of aim, especially when using a rest setup. The Dynamic, on the other hand, is significantly more rigid and has a purposeful feel. The level of adjustment is outstanding, with 23 hamstring settings, and even more if you add the micro-adjuster-although, given its cost, it really should be included. Additionally, the Dynamic features an externally adjustable regulator, two gauges that face the user, and an M-LOK for grip, reminiscent of a mini DRS MDT chassis. While the accuracy isn't pellet-on-pellet at 50 yards, it’s perfectly acceptable at 40. However, this isn’t a target rifle, and its shorter barrel makes it an excellent compact hunting setup. Overall, I wouldn't go back to the Vixen, despite its merits. The Dynamic is simply better.

[@johndanville6643]

And I can't believe that you have not had a lot of comments 😢

[@ianyanto123]

This or a AGT Vixen??

[@M4rkmcc21]

My same situation.. did u decide?

[@peterto8050]

I recently sold my Vixen and managed to acquire the Dynamic at a fantastic price, even less than what I got for the Vixen. I have no regrets. Although the Vixen is lighter, it feels somewhat flimsy and toy-like, perhaps due to its plastic bottle guard. The guard looks great but presses against the shroud, causing a shift in the point of aim, especially when using a rest setup. The Dynamic, on the other hand, is significantly more rigid and has a purposeful feel. The level of adjustment is outstanding, with 23 hammerspring settings, and even more if you add the micro adjuster, although, given its cost, it really should be included but us UK customers always get the worse end of the deal. Additionally, the Dynamic features an externally adjustable regulator, two gauges that face the user, and an M-LOK for grip, reminiscent of a mini DRS MDT chassis which is a big plus in my books. While the accuracy isn't pellet-on-pellet at 50 yards, it’s perfectly acceptable at 40. However, this isn’t a target rifle, and its shorter barrel makes it an excellent compact hunting setup. Overall, I wouldn't go back to the Vixen, despite its merits. The Dynamic is simply better.

[@TheWelshman50]

When are these for sale ??? U k

[@SportsmanGunCentre]

These are for sale. There is a problem with them showing on our website but you can call us on 01392 354854.