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I realize this is a pretty old post, but in case someone is still following.... I have a .25 cal avenge-x tactical bottle version and have been shooting a lot of full strings while tuning. I have noticed the same gradual regulator pressure drop as the fill pressure drops starting around 3000...

I would also, however it is almost impossible to get in the USA. I just received 8 tins of the 25 grain pellets from Pyramyd Air, so I am going to start over with those. I want as many shots per fillup as possible as I am only shooting paper. I'll do more tweaking with those. I am currently...

c88machining on ebay has the plenum that I purchased. I'm thinking about the .22 barrel myself but then I was watching AEAC Steve's video. He said the .25 was easier and more accurate so I have not done it yet. What tank are you using for the tethering? This is the plenum available on ebay...

I recently purchase the Tactical .25 caliber Avenge-X Bottle version and have run through about 2000 JSB 33.96 MK2 pellets while playing around with tuning. I have been using Steve AEAC's method and have gotten some excellent results. It seems that with his process, you end up with the optimum...

The only real comparison I have is that the "850" tune from Steve I had 175bar regulator and about 5-1/2 hammer spring. With the extra plenum and heavier spring I have regulator at 155bar and so far the hammer spring at about 3-1/4. It's giving me 860 or so fps. I'm not sure I have it dialed...

In addition to the plenum I also am using a heavier spring from Ebay.

The good thing about the FX Pocket is the IPhone app that lets you look at the shot string graphs, etc. Try backing the hammer spring out all the way and go 1/4 turn in at a time to find where the fps levels out. You should then be close. Have you watched Steve at AEAC's tuning videos? I have...

Also, check the barrel tube internal plastic baffle to make sure it is not loose.

I have been reading that you really need to shoot a few hundred for break in purposes before attempting any tuning, but I have not. But I have shot about 1500 during tuning so far. I did super clean the barrel and do a polish. Didn't seem to change anything. Check the barrel set screws, etc...

What caliber do you have? I have the .25 but I am thinking about getting the .22 kit since I am just shooting targets. I would like a higher shot count per charge.

If it helps, here are first 30 shots from the same string taken 10 at a time.

Here is the same string cut off after 55. I download my data from the FX Pocket Radar to Excel so I can play around with the graphs. I did the same as far as drilling the hole. I just shoot it with the buttstock and tube removed. The part I drilled the hole in can be purchased from Pyramyd...

Also the difficulty of the hammer adjustment is a downer on the tactical. Didn’t do enough research before the purchase but I am happy overall

Got same fps with about 15 bar less regulator. Still working on the hammer spring setting. As for looks, if I really cared I would have done one of the wooden stock versions. This is my first pcp adventure and is mostly a learning process. I’m already trying to figure out how to convince my wife...

I only had a couple of issues.. 1. Had to shim the dowty washer to get the plenum body horizontal. 2. You have to purchase a new gauge. The plenum requires 1/8 bspp threads 25mm diameter

My installed plenum...

Ebay item https://www.ebay.com/itm/405122808123 The seller's name is c88machining. He answered all my questions quickly and was great to deal with.

I recently got the .25 cal version of the Avenge-X Tactical Bottle, added an external plenum and a heavier hammer spring. I had gone through Steve's instructions and did the 850 fps tune 175bar regulator for the JSB 33.95 grain pellets. Now that I've made the mods I am tuning for 850-870 fps...

I got my Avenge-X Tactical about a month ago and ran in to hammer spring adjustment issue. Evolve3D site showed the tool sold out and still shows it sold out. When tuning, I remove the buttstock and buffer tube. However, you still cannot get to the adjustment screw without further disassembly...