It is on the least sensitive setting or was before I turned it off. I first noticed how bad it was when I was programming it. I set the remote down on the kitchen counter and it went off. And I mean gently set it down. I adjusted it to the the med setting as this is where I have kept my previous FP callers. An hour or so later I had it in my hand and reached out to pull the laptop a little closer. Barely touched the side of the remote on the laptop and it went off again. I adjusted it to the least sensitive setting and went hunting. My third stand I sit down and the remote taps the stock on my gun and goes off. This is my third caller with fox bang. I've never had an accidental FB discharge ever. FB isn't a deal breaker for me personally, but it is a nice option. The remote format is super nice, but I immediately noticed how much lighter it was than the Fury remote. Which I think is great, but I wonder if this makes it more sensitive to vibration or something. Like I said not a deal breaker, but I can't use FB if it goes off this easily. I was curious if anyone else had tried some cloth tape or housing of sorts. Perhaps I purchased the female version and she is a little more sensitive than her male counterparts. I dropped a note to FP seeking some counseling advice before filing a complete fox bang divorce.
The little rubber port/jacks won't stay shut, but I read previous reports about this and was aware of this minor nuisance prior to my purchase. And I never checked what the output of the speakers are compared to the Fury, but the SW doesn't seem to be as loud with both speakers as the Fury is with one. Now I'm a bit older so it might just be my ears, but I'm not sold on the plastic housing vs the metal cone type speaker. I'm not saying the dB's or however ya measure sound isn't higher or the same, but to my ears it doesn't seem as loud. Now maybe it just sounds different than the Fury, I don't know, but there is a difference. Probably the best description I can come up with is it sounds softer. I'm guessing this is due to the speaker housing. The ultimate call would be a Fury sized call with two metal speakers with all the options of the SW.
I can run the Fury in my sleep. My SW experience is limited, so naturally my impression may change with time, but I have wondered if I would have been better off buying the older model metal horn CS for windy days and keep the Fury for the more remote pack in type sets. I suppose it's personal taste or maybe confidence, but I know when the chips are down I always find myself reaching for the Fury over the SW. Nevertheless FP callers are still the best in quality and customer service.
