FX DRS Pro MKII
MDT 700 competition chassis
FX DRS Pro MKII · .177 · .22 · .25
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Available — ships from Bulverde
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A rifle is about two-thirds of what you will spend. Here is the rest.
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Scope ZULUS 4K Tube-Style Digital Day & Night Vision Scope with Laser Rangefinder $989
Airgun trajectories are not rifle trajectories. We zero it with you.
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Ammo H&N Field Target Trophy .22 Cal, 14.66 Grains, Round Nose, 250ct $12
In .22 — one of the bores this rifle takes. Barrels are individuals; we find the one yours groups.
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Bipod or rest Warne Skyline Lite Bipod – Picatinny Mount 6.5”–11.15" $230
Nothing exposes a good rifle like a bad rest. This is where groups come from.
Specification
- Caliber
- .177 · .22 · .25
- Format
- Rifle
- Suited to
- Pests and small-to-medium game
- Warranty
- FX warranty claims turn on the original dated receipt. Whoever holds the receipt holds the warranty.
Figures are the maker's. Bring us the setup and we will tell you what it actually does.
From the maker
The FX DRS Pro MDT 700 MKII is a competition-ready precision PCP air rifle engineered to rival .22 LR platforms for PRS and NRL22-style shooting. Featuring a barrel-wrapped air reservoir, MDT competition chassis, AMP regulator, 700mm heavy liner, and pre-installed slug power kit, the DRS Pro delivers elite accuracy, balance, and tunability for serious precision shooters.
Barrel-wrapped air tank design for low profile and superior balance
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MDT 700-pattern competition chassis
One-piece Picatinny rail with 30 MOA incline
Mini competition magazine for low optic mounting
Match-grade adjustable trigger
Manufacturer copy, reproduced as published. The figures are theirs, not ours.
The buck stops at this bench.
Not a queue, not a form, not a time zone. Call it or text it. During bench hours you get a person; after hours you get one the next open day.
Which is exactly why we can tell you not to buy this one. Ask a maker which rifle suits you and the answer will always be one of theirs.
The Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge and events across the country. The tune talk here is first-hand rather than repeated.
Rifles come in on trade and go back out on the used rack. A factory has no mechanism for that and never will.
