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    Fas 604

    Can anyone please confirm what the actual (measured) velocity is from the 604 (pellet dependant of course).

    Also whether there is any difference in velocity between the Mk1 and the Mk2. I understand the Mk2 was slightly longer so maybe that affected the length of the barrel/air cylinder.

    I have read one bbs thread that mentioned that the 604 fell short of the published 400fps, and read on other forums values of 370fps even when seals have been replaced.

    Thank You

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    I had my Mk 2 serviced (new seals and felt scraper) by Checkmate Guns in September. Chrono tests showed 380fps average. This was with an 8 grain JSB.
    Last edited by Inspector 71; 22-11-2015 at 04:06 PM.

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    Hi Mr Straight.

    Here's a few historical posts to get you started:

    Quote Originally Posted by elewis411 View Post
    Hi there.I put mine over the chrony tonight and its doing 348 fps with h+n finale match,357 fps with rws geko's and 362 fps with rws hobby's...
    Quote Originally Posted by GRAZY View Post
    Just had a play with the chrono,
    rws hobby, 396.82 ft/s 2.45 ft lbs
    7.0 grains 391.38 ft/s 2.38 ft lbs
    389.4 ft/s 2.36 ft lbs

    rws superdome, 359.58 ft/s 2.38 ft lbs
    8.3 grains 360.68 ft/s 2.39 ft lbs
    362.31 ft/s 2.41 ft lbs

    napier power target, 364.63 ft/s 2.45 ft lbs
    7.69 grains 362.64 ft/s 2.42 ft lbs
    362.31 ft/s 2.42 ft lbs
    Quote Originally Posted by PKFusion View Post
    Mine runs about 375 with Matchpell but more importantly with amazing consistency. (373-377)

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    Mine was the same 375-380 IIRC, I do recall the whole reason I traded up was it sometimes didn't punch clean holes in the cards.
    That said, it certainly wasn't inaccurate - but it did make me wonder if the pellets were starting to tumble at 10m...

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    Interesting and more or less what I expected. Not a million miles off the 6004 mentioned here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    Mine was the same 375-380 IIRC, I do recall the whole reason I traded up was it sometimes didn't punch clean holes in the cards.
    That said, it certainly wasn't inaccurate - but it did make me wonder if the pellets were starting to tumble at 10m...
    Again as I expected, thanks for all the responses. Lovely pistol, accurate, easy to cock, but IMHO a tad underpowered for clean holes at 10M.

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    One other thing, I thought the only differences between mk 1 & 2's related to the trigger and grips.
    As far as I knew all the other parts were the same...

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    It certainly doesn't hole punch like my LP2.
    There's discernible ragging. The pellets are certainly not tumbling though.
    One thing I will say, even though it makes my wallet ache. The 604's grip is
    A lot better than the Steyr's.

    The 604 just looks soooo cool too.

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    "The 604 just looks soooo cool too."


    I will confess that was a significant factor in me getting one. It just looks "right".

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    The Fas was designed to look just like their .22lr and .32 target pistols which is why it looks so good
    FWB P8X,Hammerli AP40, Steyr LP1 Walther LPM-1, CPM-1, CP1, CP2, LP3, LP53, LP300, LP400, Terrus, Pardini P10, FX Wildcat .177, HW100 .22, AA S410 .22, BSA R10 MK2 .177, , HW77, 80, 90 BB AK47, S&W 586 and more blow back Co2 BBs than you can shake a stick at

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezer View Post
    "The 604 just looks soooo cool too."


    I will confess that was a significant factor in me getting one. It just looks "right".
    One of the reasons they are so endearing.

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    I had a Fas 602 when I was a junior in the GB Juniors , those pictures take me back! It was lovely, and I never had any feed issues with mine.....others claimed the Fas was very ammo fussy.
    Thanks for posting the pics....
    Fierynick

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    Downright filth

    On looks alone, the Ambi grip looks the part; but as we know looks are not everything!

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    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    Mine was the same 375-380 IIRC, I do recall the whole reason I traded up was it sometimes didn't punch clean holes in the cards.
    That said, it certainly wasn't inaccurate - but it did make me wonder if the pellets were starting to tumble at 10m...
    Someone else that had similar thoughts (post #5).....

    http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....istol-any-good

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