Has any one had success with the 380 mm barrel on the continuum? If so what was you tune like and with what pellets?
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Tuning FX Crown Continuum 380 barrel
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I have both the .22 and .25 cal barrels in 380mm length for my Crown Continuum. Here are the Chrony results with each barrel:
.22 Caliber:
.25 Caliber:
Here is the chrony results after adding the Huma Air Dual Port TP and Pin Probe to the .25 cal barrel:
.22 Caliber:
.25 Caliber:
Here is the chrony results after adding the Huma Air Dual Port TP and Pin Probe to the .25 cal barrel:
The reg is set to 140 BAR and it's extremely accurate with all the JSB pellets. Here's a target I shot last week at 40 yards using the 25.39 grain JSB .25 grain Exact Kings:
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Wow that’s impressive!! I have my reg set at 150 and can’t get it to group very well. I’ll try bringing it down to 140 see if that helps.
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It's shooting the 25.39 grain JSB's at an avarage of 878 FPS. It also shoots tthe similar weight FX and AA pellets just as well. Definately it's favorite pellet weight!
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I've got a MK1 thats probably around 3 years old now. I have mine shooting 16gr hades @ 960fps @ 135 bar. That or 18gr FX @ 920fps.
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I have mine tuned for the H&N 21 grain slugs (.218 for my barrel) right at 880 FPS. This is my go to hunting rifle…reg set at 145, hammer spring wheel at 4 and the “power” wheel on 25-30 or high on the newer models.
‘Tony P
‘Tony P
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No, my hammer spring adjustment is set to "B". I probably could reduce reg pressure a little and increase hammer spring tension, but it's working quite well as is.
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Stay at 150 bars and reduce speed/HS to about 820 to 850 max. The inaccuracy is caused by muzzle blast destabilizing the pellet. Another way to do it is to test out accuracy from lowest setting and go up till the groups open up.
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