The FX Gladiator has been one of the most popular air rifles in the FX line up.  The high shot count, extreme accuracy, and tactical styling has been very popular amongst hunters and plinkers alike. The FX factory never sleeps, constantly upgrading and improving on new and current models. Enter the Gladiator Mk2.  This new model sports refinements in the breech block, power adjuster, sound suppression, stock and more.

The hallmark of the Gladiator rifle is the massive air supply that results in an extremely high shot count per fill. On high power, the rifle will deliver over 100 shots in each calibers from a single fill, and on low power almost one complete tin of pellets can be shot. That’s an entire camping weekend without having to fill!  The power selector is both smooth and repeatable. Low power is represented by one dot on the wheel, medium by two dots and high by three. The shooter can toggle between levels whenever the need arises in a fraction of a second. The adjustable power makes the Mk2 at home in the backyard as a target or plinking rifle or in the field taking pest at ranges over 100 yards.

The Gladiator Mk2 sports a new whisper quiet shroud that lowers the report to levels that can be tolerated even inside a home or warehouse. The new side-lever cocking system is very light and smooth and the magazine feed is positive. The Gladiator can also be used as a single shot for those occasions when direct feeding of the pellet is required. The new stock design is good looking and comfortable for both left and right hand shooters and the length of pull is also adjustable.  The long-range accuracy from the Smooth Twist barrel is on par with the best custom airguns used in target competitions.  Groups of sub half-inch at 50 yards are normal with premium pellets. The two-stage match trigger allows for precise shot release to maximize accuracy, and is adjustable to suit your shooting preference. A regulator can be added for increased shot-to-shot consistency.  The Gladiator MK2 is a top choice for discerning buyers wanting a top level sporting air rifle. 

It is suggested by most PCP manufacturers that wadcutters not be used with multi-shot rifles. Also do not use some pellets with raised "rings" around the pellet perimeter. Again, you can cut the breech seal.