Thanks for watching it. I encourage you to watch the FX Masterclass series videos with Ernest Rowe. I think he has some highly recommended videos on the M3.. Also join the Airgun Nation forum. Heaps of excellent info there. For me the closest help is 2,500 miles away. Thank god for the internet.
Hi hopefully I didn't make a mistake I think the seller is honest but the gun that he's sending me is supposed to be an fx Mark II but when I looked at it in the picture I noticed it didn't say FX Mark II next to the clocking lever. He thinks the earlier versions didn't say Mark II. It looks like yours. Do you agree and are there any differences between the early Mark twos and the later Mark 2 besides the emblem?
Yep, tend to agree. You will spend 90 percent carrying out maintenance on it, especially as it ages. You really have to be mechanically minded or willing to learn. Not for the faint-hearted. God help you if you are nowhere near a support source.
Thanks for showing I dont have an impact mk 2 but i have an m3 or order but i still watched it.
Thanks for watching it. I encourage you to watch the FX Masterclass series videos with Ernest Rowe. I think he has some highly recommended videos on the M3.. Also join the Airgun Nation forum. Heaps of excellent info there. For me the closest help is 2,500 miles away. Thank god for the internet.
Just curious…. It’s been a year since you made this comment- are you glad you bought it or are you regretting it because of leaks?
Have a leak through barrel on my M3 ?
Hi hopefully I didn't make a mistake I think the seller is honest but the gun that he's sending me is supposed to be an fx Mark II but when I looked at it in the picture I noticed it didn't say FX Mark II next to the clocking lever. He thinks the earlier versions didn't say Mark II. It looks like yours. Do you agree and are there any differences between the early Mark twos and the later Mark 2 besides the emblem?
excellent video, thanks
These might as well be called the "FX sieve".... because they leak like one!!!!
Yep, tend to agree. You will spend 90 percent carrying out maintenance on it, especially as it ages. You really have to be mechanically minded or willing to learn. Not for the faint-hearted. God help you if you are nowhere near a support source.
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