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What scope magnification do you like to shoot and why? Do you do your own thing or do you try to zoom so it is a true mildot at 10x so you can use chairgun etc.?

i just did a handful of strings at 3000psi and every increase in hammer spring isnt flattening the curve. im getting over 1000fps currently and the ES is barely coming down. im not trying to shoot that hot, i am curious at this point and want to see where it goes but when i fill it to 2000 psi...

What are your must have accessories, things to improve shooting, accuracy, fun, versatility etc.?

What would the pros and cons be of decreasing the hammer weight? ( just a little bit, nothing crazy) more shots? more accurate? gun functions better?

Just curious if anyone is putting some type of grip on their trigger blades (i.e. sand paper) or make them smooth? i personally like grip, i cant stand when my finger slides all over the place through the shot. if so, accuracy better or worse?

Ive been shooting air rifles since i was just a little guy but recently i picked up these two for good prices on Pyramyd air around christmas so ive been just digging deeper into it since and glad i did! Quality will always beat quality, but sometimes my wallet feels otherwise haha working with...

1/8 turn on the hammer spring is all i did to get the new results from the prior.. i dont mess with ports ever, i feel as though like i just did you can achieve satisfactory results with minor altercations first.. new ES is 28 and SD is 8.. that to me for an unregulater pcp is just where i wana be.

Guys.. i think i did it haha 3/8 turn on the hammer spring for the beeman and 1/8 turn on the hatsan and i am very happy with the results! Time to put the chrony away and start shooting groups and messing with Chairgun! Final Results: Beeman Chief 2 plus 177. (40 shots) Fill: 2000psi Pellets...

Honestly, 900fps with 8.4g Norma for the beeman and 9.1g Norma for the hatsan to me will provide a clean kill shot on most small critters and allow me to plink at 50+ yards.. that to me is right where i wana be with my air rifles.. I just finished graphing my new results and needless to say, im...

I just have the stock hammer and spring in there, all i did to it was sand and smooth off the edges to reduce friction on the hammer as it moves back and forth.. what kind of increase in weight should i be looking at adding to it? i havent weighed the hammer but im not opposed to it and messing...

Dont get me wrong, im all for picking off soda cans, spinners, bottle caps, mints etc. i just WANT to do it at longer distances and improve my shooting as much as i can. that to me makes hitting those cans even more fun for me. Aaaaand the occasional arisal can and a candle/small fire next to it...

"not much" means there is till room for improvement.. im going for gold haha after im done typing this im going to add 1/32-1/8 turn untill i see my initial 3 shots are just over 900 (then top off before a new full string when i think its where i want it) so i still have a little curve for more...

I will be doing another string for each over the chrony today after adjusting the hammer spring ( i just didnt want to start another string for each and plugging in the results last night i was tired lol ) its gonna be pretty snowy here in PA over the next couple weeks so im gonna need something...

No i dont see any at 26 yards in my back yard, stacking pellet on pellet, 1/4 inch groups over the course of the string.. im not worrying, im trying to get the gun to shoot at its optimal level and understand all of the physics/math/tuning that goes into achieving that. sure, its fine for the...

I plan on having these be longer range guns past 50 yards, i just want to get the guns performing more efficiently and where the gun is happy and not wasting air and things are all copasetic and funtioning at an optimal level where its happy. THEN ill sight in and deal with accuracy, but first i...

thats what i mean, the curve is just a small adjustment away from a nice flat string but i know things can be done to also lower SD too

Im aware of finding the sweet spots and filling to those and do your two mags and refill etc. im just trying to get that curve as flat as possible before i settle on that starting point where the ES is nominal over the course of the shots and the SD is as low as i can get it. Im just curious as...

With my Hatsan AT-44 QE 177 and Beeman Chief 2 plus 177, im getting average SD of around 20 over 40-50 shot strings ( i have them both shooting 900ish fps at 2000psi fill pressure ).. What can be done to lower the SD? I want to get the SD as low as i can before i decide where i want to set them...