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Daryl
PostPosted: Wed Feb 15, 2023 4:14 pm 
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Here is Mat Dubber's test on the new radar from FX, showing it's features when testing his new monkey/baboon load in .260 Rem.
I just happened to have one of those. LOL Built it for my daughter, but it resides here & I shoot it now and then. Excellent ctg. for
any game up to and including moose and elk.

https://www.airgun101.com/air-arms-hunt ... he-260-rem

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grantmac
PostPosted: Thu Feb 16, 2023 3:16 pm 
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Looks like an FX branded Labradar. Hopefully it's cheaper.
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Daryl
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I see an entirely new & different chassis from the Lab Radar, much smaller too.
It also appears to do a lot more than the labradar.

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Looked similar to me. Hopefully it picks up shots from air arms better than the lab radar, even with a microphone near the barrel it wasn't great and the price......
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They were not inexpensive up here, that's for sure. I see pricing $800.00 or so US. Seems to me, they were closer to $1,500 up here.

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