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- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to greenbeans's post in the thread Barrel fouling within 75ish shots with
Like. I did as Scott suggested, and it helped somewhat. Now I basically just keep it clean and enjoy the accuracy for as long as it lasts. no... - AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to ChuckHunter's post in the thread Couple tree rats for the pot! with Like. Finally got a day in the middle 30s today. It's been bone chilling for weeks here in Michigan. Got 3 one stuck in the tree! Bummer 😕...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to subscriber's post in the thread Barrel fouling within 75ish shots with Like. In a nutshell; look for lead build-up at the choke and crown. If there is some, does it correlate with groups opening up?
- AAirgun-hobbyist replied to the thread Barrel fouling within 75ish shots.@greenbeans What did you come up with regarding the barrel and accuracy falling off? The mirrored bore may not be the true issue if...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to RickH's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. I’ve gone through this with a few pcp’s still learning but there are some things that are pretty standard. Assuming it’s a new rifle...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to JackHughs's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. In my small experience, airguns are more forgiving when not tuned to minimize SD. If I drive the gun hard to achieve min SD (say 1.8)...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to beerthief's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. Never experienced your rifle (looks good ) my advice is to relax , hold the gun so it is steady but not "death grip " just a...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to boscoebrea's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. I tried another approach. As others have said, you need to get the best accuracy from the rifle. Forgiving =consistency. Once you have...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to dgeesaman's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. A lot of good points that I agree with. While long barrels allow longer / smoother shot cycles, there is more barrel dwell time which...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to LancasterAirgunner24's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. Those yes, on my beeman chief 2 i just added weight to the buttstock and forearm, i have a scope level, shooting 10.5 UM's at 820 fps...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to JimD's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. If shooting from a bench I have about equal success using a bipod/monopod and using a Caldwell Rock br rest with a bunny bag at the...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to PowderBurnt's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. Breath properly. Follow through on each shot. Maybe add some weight to help stability.
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to Vetmx's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. That is an excellent question. Guys overlook it with a PCP because they are either coming from a springer or a powder burner. But as you...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to Vana2's post in the thread N/A How do you make your PCP air rifles more forgiving to shoot? with Like. What do you mean by "forgiving"? A couple of random thoughts... From the accuracy perspective, generally speaking, a longer heavier...
- AAirgun-hobbyist reacted to bigHUN's post in the thread Ballistic calculator for close/mid range pesting with Like. I am using Strelok Pro for all my scope zeros and distances. In this case, my scope is Immersive Optics 3x35 pro with MillDotRapid...