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Thanks, that's good to know. Just noticed one of SKOUTS rifles can be barrel indexed by loosening the nut tightening the barrel into the action and rotating according to a clock face index on the visible outside of the barrel. Love that attention to detail.

Watched the movie but didn't read the book. lol

Thank you, mine was loose as a goose and a big problem to sort out for a newbie. I had no idea what was wrong but had to learn.

That 8-9'' shift is typically what I've found too, testing them at each position as it were a clock produces something of an oval shaped clock face on a target. Indexing would be setting the barrel to the top center or bottom center on that oval test pattern, thus preventing the barrel from...

I index tested each barrel i had 2#, 600mm and 1#, 700mm for an Impact M3 by the following procedure- USED the mark as a starting reference point and shot groups at the same target bullseye while shifting the mark from 1 oclock to 2 oclock then 3,4,5, etc till i had shot a group from all 12...

Tap harder, had 3 jam up on me once and it took multiple raps. Course this is a months old problem so it's just a fond learning experience now.

Thanks for the info, I had assumed the mark was a standardized index mark to help properly realign the barrel since FX seems to encourage liner swapping and CF sleeves installation etc, but couldn't figure out their rhyme and reasoning when index testing always had the mark end up in different...

The black mark on the barrel liner end, does anyone know at what orientation on a clock face it should be set from the factory when reassembling the liner? I've indexed all my barrels and found there is certainly something substantial to the way its set and tensioned by the barrel nut. My...

I bonded mine to the liner, wouldn't recommend it as it became harder to find the sweet spot tune and more speed sensitive, not less.

I've successfully tuned the Donnyfl Tatsu by adding a few grains of weight at a time and testing for accuracy till it tuned to specific conditions. Gets a little obsessive, lol.

Necessity in the mother of all invention, nice job.

After a few hours use my M3 .22 cal developed wild velocity inconsistency and after hours of searching forums for advice found the problem to be what I believe to be referred to as the C-1 Top Hat, it was freely turning on the valve rod which it's NOT supposed to do being set from the factory...

Several months and approximately a thousand dollars later I tend to agree.

I've wondered why FX would sell add on's like Barrel Tension Kits and carbon fiber liner sleeves designed for the end user to experiment with instead of factory producing optimized barrels using these products to begin with. My experience so far, ...Had an amazingly accurate 600mm barrel .22...