Who’s going to EBR?
- By intenseaty22
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I wouldn´t call it air hungry as long as you dont go too close to plateau levels like you mentioned, but you definitely get fewer shots per fill with higher reg pressures.The biggest advantage of a large Plenum is when tuning for high fpe. Example my FX crown has a rather small plenum so when you want to shoot slugs it soon hits max.... And its also getting airhungry.. The promblem is you set the reg. To like 150 bar. With a small plenum and high fps you hit the valve hard with the hammer.... the problem is the plenum pressure drops a lot. And by the low plenum pressure there is reduced helping force from the remaining air pressure in the plenum to close the valve again. This means the valve is open too long time.... this means waste of air and further pressure drop, and dirty air behind the projectile.... the double size Plenum means the remaining air pressure will only drop less than half for the same slug speed.... But this differece is less notible with air riflees with balanced valves ....
I'm not sure what your data says, but it seems to me that with the exception of the 68gr .30, you always had too much plenum with the 146cc size. Wouldn't we need the shot string numbers to see the fluctuations to see if that were so?
great 100 yard group!!!
I find that the 77 fits me well and is a very accurate rifleI also have a beeman 77 (1983) and I absolutely love that rifle!
@airgunmike56, thanks! We might be heading that way again… I have lots of multi size protein moving through my backyard… Yum!Good shooting, Yes I have heard they taste great, Back in the great depression a lot of sparrows were eaten .
mike