With the coming of the Dangerous Power FX, players now have a poppet designed paintball gun with OLED screen. The DP FX is the first of its kind to include what are considered extras and make them standard on the gun itself.
Dangerous Power Fusion FXI would suggest to upgrade to the techt v2 bolt and get the LAW ram from Techt. The pinging stop from upgrading the ram and it started to kick less after getting the new ram and bolt.
I would suggest to upgrade to the techt v2 bolt and get the LAW ram from Techt. The pinging stop from upgrading the ram and it started to kick less after getting the new ram and bolt.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXThis gun is great!!! DP #1...
Theres alittle jump to it but not bad,accurate,light,fast,the gun is sexy...GREAT JOB DANGEROUS POWER
This gun is great!!! DP #1...
Theres alittle jump to it but not bad,accurate,light,fast,the gun is sexy...GREAT JOB DANGEROUS POWER
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXThe Fusion FX is near perfect right out of the box, but I am very picky and needed to tweak a few things.
First, the switchblade trigger. Great design idea, and well engineered. There is, however,...
The Fusion FX is near perfect right out of the box, but I am very picky and needed to tweak a few things.
First, the switchblade trigger. Great design idea, and well engineered. There is, however, just the smallest bit of slop at both the main trigger hinge as well as where the switchblade spins to change the shape of the trigger. One mm here, and one mm there actually equals just enough slop to make the trigger stand out as the only less-than-perfect part of this marker.
Now the good news about the trigger- I used one properly sized small washer to fix the hinge play, and increased the spring tension on the switchblade to fix that shimmy. Now, it feels perfect.
I can't say enough about how light it is. Upon disassembly you realize Dangerous Power took the time to remove any and all unnecessary weight.
With a few tweaks, the FFX looks, feels, and shoots like a much more expensive marker. Aside from not coming with a nice fitted case, I see no reason to spend the extra $$$ on the competitors.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXI picked up a FX Fusion and have run about a half of a case through it so far. I’ll work my way through the marker on this review.
RAPS system- Worked perfectly. Simply screw on the tank and once...
I picked up a FX Fusion and have run about a half of a case through it so far. I’ll work my way through the marker on this review.
RAPS system- Worked perfectly. Simply screw on the tank and once the tank is fully seated flip the leaver and the gun gasses up. I'm surprised no one else has thought this up. Far superior to screw in on/offs I have used.
Primary regulator- Pretty standard regulator seems to have a good recharge rate. I shot a hopper on full auto at a stationary target to see if the reg could keep up or if I would have shoot down, and the reg kept up from the first ball to the last at 15bps
Trigger and trigger adjustments- The switchblade trigger was nice allowing for the player to choose either rake or sickle design without buying a new trigger but what I liked best was the trigger adjustments. Pre, Post travel adjustment can be made by using the 5/64 wrench and return adjustment with the 3/32 wrench. Trigger adjustments are easy to make and the Allen-wrench sockets are easy to access (if that doesn’t seem like a big try adjust a NXT Shocker).
OLED board- I thought it was easy to program and similar to Virtue boards. You tap the trigger to scroll, pull the trigger to select, and use the on/off & eye button to add or decrease. The standard default setting is unlocked with all modes active, this means that you can scroll through modes while playing I noticed that on mine if I relaxed and tightened my grip I could scroll through the firing modes (which for me was undesirable), this was fixed by disabling all modes but semi on profile A. I shot semi, ramp at 20, burst, and full auto and didn’t notice any board malfunctions.
Ram and spring return- The spring return causes vibration (similar to the vibration caused by the main spring in an autococker once the sear releases the hammer). While this vibration is noticeable, even at 20bps it is minor and didn’t affect aim or handling. That being said; it is there, and it does cause FX not to be as smooth operating as a fully pneumatic marker.
Bolt, barrel, and breaks- I saw nothing wrong with the stock bolt. Stock barrel is fine as well. I shot 1,000 balls and had 1 break while firing semi that I easily shot through.
Feed neck is a nice low profile clamping design.
Overall I was impressed with the FX, out of the box it has a good board, nice trigger adjustments, regulators that can keep up, an on/off system that works better than most, clamping feed neck, and has good air efficiency. The spring return system causes minor vibration but it’s acceptable.
For the price I consider this marker worth the money and a best buy in the $400-$600pricerange (Sorry Rail, Axe, and Etek guys).
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXI just recently bought my FX. I had a bad experience with the G3 and I stayed away from Electros for the longest time. I finally decided to try my luck with the FX.
My thoughts about it were very...
Lightweight, Look, Air efficiency, Ease of Maintenance, Autococker Threaded, Ease of programming through the OLED board, Trigger Trainer program, Lack of tiny parts to lose when taking apart marker, Good Feedneck, Flip ASA, (for others, see review)
Cons:
None yet
I just recently bought my FX. I had a bad experience with the G3 and I stayed away from Electros for the longest time. I finally decided to try my luck with the FX.
My thoughts about it were very good just looking at it. First, the FX looks great, and I enjoy the solid black look that I purchased. Very slim profile (found it to be great when going around corners), and it just looks nice to the eye. Holding it is a treat. The grips feel right, you can flip the trigger around for whatever you are most comfortable with, and the weight is amazingly low (less than 2 lbs total). I liked the RAPS flip lever for my air tank (70 ci, 4500 psi). Finally, just playing around with the board, I was very impressed. Very easy to use. Love the trigger trainer function (just fun to play around with). Enjoy the ease of use. The full color manual was impressive too. Very simple and detailed.
When I was using the FX in a non-play setting, I thought that it was pretty good. Just shooting in the yard, it wasn't too bad with regards to accuracy even with the stock 2 piece barrel it came with (I've always been told that the stock barrel on any marker is always horrible, but this one wasn't too bad). The sound was pretty quiet for an open bolt marker. When I walked the trigger, it felt nice. Kept on target the whole string (although, mine are not consistent yet), so I guess the recoil was not that bad.
Now, after weeks of anticipation, (rain basically dampered the hopes of playing for nearly a month. ugh.) I got to go out in the field with her for the first time. Prior to that day...I will admit, I did upgrade my marker a bit. First, I switched my Smart Parts Freak Kit from my pump to the FX for accuracy (Using it with my pump, I hit what I was aiming for almost every time). Next, I wanted to upgrade the bolt, so I went to our team's local store and purchased the TechT Hush Bolt and installed it. Now, most of my experiences have been that I would go to the field and have issues after upgrading my markers...not this time!!! I went the the chrono, and the velocity was spot on between 250 and 280 fps without even touching the velocity screw (another nice function, they engraved which way to turn the tool to raise or lower the marker velocity). I went out on the field to break in my new marker and see what she could do...and ended up having my best day of play ever in recent memory. I was able to adapt and adjust to every position that I needed with her. Heavy, Light, Medium, Sniper, everything. After using tippmans and other gas hog markers, I was expecting the FX to be no different...boy was I wrong. I filled up once in 3 hours (again, I use a 70 ci, 4500 tank). Thats going through about 1000 paintballs total (I only brought around 1300 or so). It has something to do with the spring assisted ram that is utilized in the internals. Cuts down on air usage in the marker.
After getting home from the day, I took a couple hits to the marker (such a pain) and decided to take the opportunity to clean and explore how to maintain my marker. Again, the manual was of great help. I took the bolt out (so easy, you pull a pin on the top and the bolt comes right out)I dissasembled the internals (usually a frightening concept for me) and looked at all the parts I had on the floor. Very few things to screw up (maybe 6 or so parts total, and no little pieces to lose). I cleaned all the parts with a Q-tip and a soft paper towel and used tech grease on all the o-rings (including those on the hush bolt from TechT) and moving parts like it says (manual says to use wd-40 or something, but I always like using the tech grease or drops). Easy to put together again. Then the scary part...flowing air through it and seeing if I messed up in some way. I turned her on and flipped on the air...and kind of anticipated her not to fire at the least. It was a pleasant surprise when she fired without a problem. Dangerous power really made the FX easy to maintain.
The only thing that I thought she needed, was a lighter hopper. I used a Halo-B during my testing day and I thought it weighed the FX down a little, so I looked into the new Valken Loader from the store the next week. Lets just say this...with the Valken at less than a pound (without any paint) and the FX at lest than 2 pounds, it is a very light and compact marker setup. The best I have ever held, especially after using tippmanns since my entry into paintball (I have not put any paint through the loader, so I cant give an accurate review on the Valken Loader/Fusion FX combination, but that will come in an update).
With regards to the marker as a whole, I think that the folks at Dangerous Power have definitely outdone themselves. I am very pleased and will continue to use my FX for a long time. Definitely worth the investment.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXThis gun is awesome! I also upgraded from a suped up ION to the FX. Huge difference! I love the OLED board (which has every programmable mode in it you will ever need). I will say to be sure to...
This gun is awesome! I also upgraded from a suped up ION to the FX. Huge difference! I love the OLED board (which has every programmable mode in it you will ever need). I will say to be sure to buy/use a good electronic hopper such as Dye Rotor. Good buy for the $$$$ !!!!!!!
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXThe fx is a gun that I liked a lot it was very good looking and super efficient. It was not as loud as some other guns but it was still pretty loud. It was not that smooth either. I got it for a...
The fx is a gun that I liked a lot it was very good looking and super efficient. It was not as loud as some other guns but it was still pretty loud. It was not that smooth either. I got it for a very good price and I was very satisfied with its performance.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXWhen i got this gun i loved it from messing with the board to checking how fast my trigger pull was. But when i whent to my local paintball field and chronographed it i noticed that it shot good if i...
great looking, extreamly fast, love the board and trigger.
Cons:
had problems out of box,
When i got this gun i loved it from messing with the board to checking how fast my trigger pull was. But when i whent to my local paintball field and chronographed it i noticed that it shot good if i pulled the trigger once but that when i got on it it starts throwing 2 to 3 balls out at the same time and they only travel 10 feet in front of me. i sent it in to dp to find out the problem. and am waiting for a answer. ok just got my gun back and it works perfectly now. dont know what they did but am extreamly happy. went and played and had no problems with it. many people thought it was a ego and and a lot of ego owners loved how it shot. it is a little on the loud side though.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXThe FX is a great quality shooter for its price. It's very lightweight, comes with all the essentials a mid range gun should have (OLED board, on/off asa, clamping feedneck). It gets amazing...
The FX is a great quality shooter for its price. It's very lightweight, comes with all the essentials a mid range gun should have (OLED board, on/off asa, clamping feedneck). It gets amazing efficiency (I was getting 11-12 pods bone stock) the consistency is decent with a nice bore match (+-9 stock) and there is minimal kick.
Now, with a couple upgrades this gun shoots better than an Ego. You'll get about 14-15 pods off your 68/45, and your consistency with a nice match will be about +-4 on a dwell of 5. The gun is absolutely amazing and crazy quiet when it's upgraded. However, that's its only downloaded. That it needs upgraded.
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Dangerous Power Fusion FXI would def recomend getting an fx, it is for sure the best gun in its price range. It comes with everything u need stock and shoots great. I would rip a case through it before tournament use tho...
I would def recomend getting an fx, it is for sure the best gun in its price range. It comes with everything u need stock and shoots great. I would rip a case through it before tournament use tho just to break it in. It has some kick to it and its kinda loud, and the vibrations cause thestock trigger to self adjust, but i picked up a sythe trigger for it and now its fine. The trigger things not a problem tho. Good board, oled, two piece barrel, good eyes, good gun. Looks good, and shoot even better.
