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You’re looking for an accelerometer. They can be pricey.

I went 22 because it’s easier to load. No other reason.

Love the write up. I don’t currently have a pellet compatible software, but I am looking for one. Will need to convert my G1 BCs to some other type as well.

Mine is the Crosman of Theseus. More aftermarket parts than factory at this point.

I really hope your flat top kit is adjustable. If it’s a fixed set, it’s almost certainly not going to fit correctly. Either too tight or the pump handle will fall when shot. Here’s mine with all the fixings. It’s a ridiculously fun experience.

My HW77 in .22 with a Vortek kit is pretty smooth. I imagine going to sub 12 ft/lb would be getting into velvet territory.

I don’t shoot any particular discipline. I moved to Finland from the USA for a relationship. In the US I hunted a lot, shot benchrest .22 and 2-gun action matches, but here in Finland it’s not so straightforward for me to get firearms. I got into airguns to maintain my marksmanship. I shoot 20...

I primarily practice offhand. Been training pretty much daily for like 3 months now. I have noticeably improved in that time frame, from 5-7 moa 5 shot groups down to 3-5 moa. Best thing to do is quit before you get fatigued, especially with a heavy rifle.

Light as a feather, PRod represent!

It’s important to consider that BC increases linearly as speed decreases in the subsonic range.

I wish a HW77 long was available in .20 here in the EU when I decided to purchase my 77. I went with a .22 and am still happy.

I just have the one HW. But it’s a treat, and demands perfection from my form.

I found some tins JSBs to have really poor QC. Lots of damaged pellets. This doesn’t seem to afflict the Heavy or RS types nearly as much as the 14 or 16gr pellets

Get an adjustable flat top piston and valve set. More power for the same number of pumps.

Within 30 yards the heavy pellets don’t have much of a drawback. You’ll generally get better penetration and less wind deflection. The trajectory differences aren’t so noticeable until after 30 yards.

So parts are mostly out of Alliance Hobby: Two stage trigger Adjustable flat top valve Extended pellet probe Slightly larger TP Wood grips Steel breech Brass barrel band Crimson trace 3 moa dot I did the installation myself.

Hi all, Just recently got back into shooting my 1322 and was wondering what accuracy goals were appropriate with pistols? I work from home and had 15 minutes to kill on a coffee break and banged out this group at 10m. I’m not an old pistolero, just a rifleman looking to broaden the horizon...

You’re going to struggle with any .22 springer at 50 yards. They don’t have the velocity out of the muzzle, nor the BC, to buck the wind. Even a 5mph crosswind with a 16fpe JSB heavy is looking at almost 4 moa of wind drift at 50 yards. Imagine the group if the wind is swirling a bit. You’re...

Those look freaking awesome! Now I need ANOTHER pistol.

My 1322 is back in action with a new brass adjustable flat top valve. I spent the day giving her a full service and a fresh zero. The trigger shoe really improved the feel of the grip for me. Highly recommend one for those with big hands.