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Started by Jimbo, February 17, 2019, 11:24:04 PM

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Wayne52 †

Jimbo adjusting the hammer spring on c02 guns is a really nice option to have.
Modified Prod, 2300T, 2240 & 38T, bunch of Crosman 150's including a Ted Williams and a S&W78G


cherokeesteve

Shooting outside in summer will see even higher velocity numbers. Upped velocity with slight increase in shot count is the perfect combination.  :-*
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1377 w/green dot/laser, 2240 modded, T4 modded, 2289 modded, M4-177 modded, 2400 KT in CO2 and HPA.

Hoosier Daddy

Quote from: cherokeesteve on March 03, 2019, 04:42:42 AM
Shooting outside in summer will see even higher velocity numbers. Upped velocity with slight increase in shot count is the perfect combination.  :-*

I was just going to ask what your ambient temp is...
Are you shooting indoors? So... 70F.
I wont even attempt CO2 outdoors right now.
1377, 1740, H9A, 1701P, "2060" carbine.... plus a whole lot more ;)

T191032

Quote from: Jimbo on March 03, 2019, 02:33:48 AM
Now I'm getting an average real close to 500fps for 20 shots with the crosman 14.3 grain pellet. I'm fine with that, I'd rather have a few high power shots than a lot of shots at low power. I might get a power adjuster so that if I'm just target shooting I can adjust it down and if the nasty tree rats get annoying I can adjust up to full power. I think I'm where I wanna be :)

A quality power adjuster is good value, indeed.
It ain't like it used to be but, eh, it's do.

Jimbo

I was shooting in the shop with the heat on at probably around 65 but I also kept a hot hands warmer around the tube with a rubber band.