New FX Maverick 600x300x580 w/ Digital gauges, Element Titan FFP, DonnyFL Shogun & KLS2 Buttpad.

New FX Maverick with 600mm barrel available in .22, .25, & .30 caliber and 300Bar x580cc for a HUGE SHOT COUNT. Upgraded with 2 Digital Gauges, Element Titan 5-25×56 FFP Scope, DonnyFL Shogun Suppressor, Atlas Bipod & KLS2 Buttpad with built-in Monopod.

[@sniperecek-ecek6801]

Best 👍👍👍

[@kylevanessaandchord6273]

Awesome gun but ya need the guy filming to breathe more quietly.. like you’re about to shoot quiet.

[@waynelinsenbach153]

Looks nice. Whats the Price. Am I going to have to sit down?

[@Fernando_Woolybooger]

Questions. Can a digital gauge be put on the regulator gauge for the Wildcat Mk3? Also, if the the bottle is 300bar, can I fill my fx to 300? The manual says 250bar.

[@AirGunScientist]

Yes, Digital gauges are in stock Also, if the the bottle is 300bar, can I fill my fx to 300? Answer: Yes. Printing needs to be updated

[@user-mz8wk3cs3s]

Hello, which is better between FXMK2 and Maverick? In terms of strength, accuracy and quality ...

[@user-gt7cq8gz1e]

Do you have electronic pressure gauges for sale

[@fredferrara4964]

Joe what is the total cost for that exact setup?

[@AirGunScientist]

It varies, but with the Titan Scope, mounts with levels, Bipod, Extended Trigger Guard, Special Buttpad, Suppresor, 580 x 300 Bar Bottle, etc., you're pushing $4k. Call 714-907-0067 and we will put together a custom package for anyone.

[@icuppu2]

Joe, can you get me an 800 mm 25 caliber barrel in the install with a 26-inch twist rate, and the 700 cc 300 Bar bottle? Special order if you have to. No hurry. I'm in San Diego and would like to visit your store and leave you a $1k deposit. With the 580-cc using 25.39 gr at 850 fps, I calculate, not estimate, 130 shots for bottle to get to a 130 Bar regulator pressure from 300 Bar tank fill. With my requested 700 cc 300 Bar, I calculate 158 shots that's almost 20 magazines, I can take it on a safari. The 850 fps gives an efficiency of 3 fpe per grain of air at around 23.5-degree Celsius. The formula took a whole 8-1/2 x 11-inch sheet of paper and after several iterations, I had to turn the sheet of paper horizontally. If I could figure out how to do a KZbin video, I'd do one on the formula because it involves the physics, chemistry, math and the four ballistics in air guns. This is the reason for my special requests not off the shelf, but available out there. great video and gun build. WARNING! Math to follow: {(300 Bar - 130 Bar - 1.01325 Bar) x 14.503774393 x 0.00125 x580 cc = 1,776.935631 grains of air above the 130 Bar regulated pressure (preload) for each shot. with a 3 fpe per grain of air efficiency: 1,776.935631 x 3 = 5330.806892 fpe total. Ke = 1/2 m v^2 25.39 gr x 850 fps x 850 fps / 450,436.6798 = 40.72553551 fpe per shot, so 5330.806892 / 40.72553551 = 130.8959311 or an integer of 130 shots I picked the 130 Bar because that's the pivot point of the efficiency fulcrum: in other words, the higher the Bar pressure, the less the efficiency, and vice-versa. At around 170 Bar, the best efficiency is 1 fpe to 1 grain of air, and at 60 Bar regulator pressure, the efficiency goes to around 6 fpe per grain of air. A quick and dirty analogy is that it takes more energy to put a one-pound brick on top of a 170-foot-tall wall than it takes to put that one-pound brick on top of a 60-foot-tall wall. The calculation formula is not linear, which is why I had to normalize it. Also, the 130 Bar regulator point allows for the hammer spring to be in the linear part of the S curve, similar to gravity follows an S curve, but between 30- and 60-degree latitude, it is pretty close to linear. The hammer spring is most linear between 20% and 80% compression (tension is when you pull the spring apart and not compress it, but tension sounds like you know what you are talking about and everyone who doesn't understand, understands when someone uses the word putting tension on the hammer spring). The 800 mm barrel with the 1:26 rifling twist will allow the hammer spring to be practically dead center and thus give a linear adjustment than a huge jump by going below the 20%, or over the 80% compression values. I was thinking of adding a bipod with wheels. Numbers do not lie, but you can lie with numbers, and the laws of physics are not just really good ideas. Stay safe and Godspeed. FJB Out!

[@AirGunScientist]

Just call an order at 714-907-0067 8AM-530PM Pacific.

[@AlwaysCovered1227]

Do you use loctite on the gauges

[@AirGunScientist]

No need for loctite.

[@yudhawinata915able]

Can i have this as a give , for someone who was Generus person and rich i would be gratefull

[@chipsammich2078]

No

[@ChuckBradfordPhotography]

Sure

[@yudhawinata915able]

@@ChuckBradfordPhotography God bless you sir