I got a DRS 700 .22 and absolutely love it. Upgraded to the slug power kit, Huma tuning spring and Carbon fiber sleeve. Now I’m shooting 34 grain slugs at 110 bar on the regulator 940 fps… very accurately

+1 sub ! Yeah i agree, i also haven't seen any evidence of accuracy problems when the pressure drops. It also doesn't make any sense that it would.

It does look like one of my mini mags (JCE3D). The first batch have no distinct marking as they were prototypes that worked first time and people wanted them quite quickly. Later production runs will have "JCE" on the left hand side of the magazine. 17 rounds in 177 and 15 in 22 cal for the mini mag. I also make a micro mag that fits under the FX Picatinny rail which holds 15 in 177 and 13 in 22.

Bests,
John of JCE3D

I've got it in sub12 and love it added HP plenum get full power consistently. Pellet through pellet hole and be
Ing using it around a year now out of every gun I've had this is my favourite I traded my HW100 for it and not regretted it yet. I have no issues with accuracy no matter what the fill. I use QYS in .177 and agree still can't get over the price. But yea only hate is the mag

I picked up a  .22/600mm DRS (FAC) as a lightweight squirrel stalking rifle.

Relative to my heavier PCPs, the light weight of the DRS is at a disadvantage when bench shooting, but it sure is a pleasure to carry for a long day out in the field.

Think that FX sets the trigger weight low on purpose. A heavy trigger on a heavy airgun is ok but could disturb the aim on a rifle as light as the DRS. I like the trigger as received and only took a few shots to get used to it.

The magazine is what it is. It's tight to insert (a light smear of silicon grease helps), but I  figure that the o-rings will wear/compress after some use, and that will ease up. Better a bit tight than too loose.

My DRS shoots a variety of 18 grain pellets well and  accuracy has been excellent. The power plant is very consistent and I'm getting around 33 shots at 30ish FPE on a fill. The shot count is on par or slightly better than my other PCPs with similar volume/pressure air reservoirs.

All in all, the DRS is ideal for its intended purpose as a lightweight stalking rifle and as a bonus it gives a good account of itself on the bench.

Think it's good value for the money!

Cheers!

Great review

When I got mine I cleaned the barrel with in an inch of its life. It made a great real difference.

I've got one... and totally agree with your summation of the gun. and a really good review as always, keep up the awesome works guys..

I found your review while searching on this rifle ,I enjoyed it especially the different distances where others would do the standard 30 or 40 meter target shoot .  I like your honest view and detail of the gun an will watch your next ep.

Cracking gun for the price 👍

Brilliant video 👍

The standard magazine on my DRS fell apart after the second time I filled it. 5 weeks later it was finally replaced by this time I'd used an Eagle  Vision magazine & the replacement is still in  the bag.  Otherwise cracking gun. Really enjoying your videos.

Great review,i have just got a vulcan3 in .177 pellet testing today yee haaa

Another great review, as they said in Jaws 'You're gonna need a bigger board"

I picked up a shop soiled one from Solware in .22 and really enjoy it, but I have found it gets a very dirty beetle very quickly. I’ve ended up running a pull through down the barrel about every 5 mags and then it’s like a laser!

Another great accuracy test,.what's the chance of getting your hands on the new fx impact m4 in .22 to try out?

You can get a picatinny adapter, medium and low profile with a 20 MOA angle from FX £60 ish, i have one fitted to mine and it gives better scope adjustment, good video new sub, thumbs up..

Try a Rowan engineering single shot tray ....great design and very well made......bet you get more accuracy with it.

Great video could you test the Brk ghost if possible

Pcp vs springer is a great idea. Great channel mate 👍