AGT Vixen questions....
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
Good tune. No, 150 bar isn't high when you consider 34 FPE from a 400mm ~ 15.74" barrel that is in your gun.
I thought I had read somewhere that the regs were set to 120 bar. Not this one. When I got it I turned it up about 1/32 turn ccw. Quickly turned it right back where it was to the mark I had scribed and decided to keep it stock for now, unless I go the slug route which I doubt on this one.
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
Good tune. No, 150 bar isn't high when you consider 34 FPE from a 400mm ~ 15.74" barrel that is in your gun.
I thought I had read somewhere that the regs were set to 120 bar. Not this one. When I got it I turned it up about 1/32 turn ccw. Quickly turned it right back where it was to the mark I had scribed and decided to keep it stock for now, unless I go the slug route which I doubt on this one.
.22 Vixen Longs are delivered from factory shooting 28.7 FPE at a 130 bar reg setting. Your reg's set point has indeed been raised.
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
Good tune. No, 150 bar isn't high when you consider 34 FPE from a 400mm ~ 15.74" barrel that is in your gun.
I thought I had read somewhere that the regs were set to 120 bar. Not this one. When I got it I turned it up about 1/32 turn ccw. Quickly turned it right back where it was to the mark I had scribed and decided to keep it stock for now, unless I go the slug route which I doubt on this one.
.22 Vixen Longs are delivered from factory shooting 28.7 FPE at a 130 bar reg setting. Your reg's set point has indeed been raised.
If it has been raised it was done at the factory.
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
Good tune. No, 150 bar isn't high when you consider 34 FPE from a 400mm ~ 15.74" barrel that is in your gun.
I thought I had read somewhere that the regs were set to 120 bar. Not this one. When I got it I turned it up about 1/32 turn ccw. Quickly turned it right back where it was to the mark I had scribed and decided to keep it stock for now, unless I go the slug route which I doubt on this one.
.22 Vixen Longs are delivered from factory shooting 28.7 FPE at a 130 bar reg setting. Your reg's set point has indeed been raised.
If it has been raised it was done at the factory.
You received your Vixen from the factory in Czechia?
Edit: reading back through, is appears you received your Vixen from Krale. They received it from the factory in Czechia, went through their hands then to you. someone touched the reg including you after factory. Doesn't matter as it seems to be a good tune.
Only problem with getting airguns from Krale, is you must now go back to Krale for a warranty issue!
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
Good tune. No, 150 bar isn't high when you consider 34 FPE from a 400mm ~ 15.74" barrel that is in your gun.
I thought I had read somewhere that the regs were set to 120 bar. Not this one. When I got it I turned it up about 1/32 turn ccw. Quickly turned it right back where it was to the mark I had scribed and decided to keep it stock for now, unless I go the slug route which I doubt on this one.
.22 Vixen Longs are delivered from factory shooting 28.7 FPE at a 130 bar reg setting. Your reg's set point has indeed been raised.
If it has been raised it was done at the factory.
You received your Vixen from the factory in Czechia?
Edit: reading back through, is appears you received your Vixen from Krale. They received it from the factory in Czechia, went through their hands then to you. someone touched the reg including you after factory. Doesn't matter as it seems to be a good tune.
Only problem with getting airguns from Krale, is you must now go back to Krale for a warranty issue!
Maybe at Krale they set it up, I don't know.... Returning it for warranty? Returning it to the company that ships faster than every other seller in the USA and saves large $$s doesn't really seem to be a problem to me! But to each his own I guess ?
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
iv had the long and short vixen you must have a gem of a vixen. becouse either of mine will shoot those speeds with such a high shot count short will shoot 16 gr at 790-800 fps long was shooting 16 gr at 880 for 60 shots max
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I think I finally got shot string dialed in. Took me about 450 pellets though.
@ 70 shots agv 920.8 fpsAbout 34 fpe average with 18.13 Jsb's.
SD is 2.5, ES 13.
Velocity seems to drop off the reg at about 150 bar. One fifty bar seems kind of high for a .22?
Maybe I'm wrong about the bar because it's a tiny gauge But getting 70 very consistent shots at 34 fpe works for me. It's supposed to be warm tomorrow, but work all day and windy anyway.
iv had the long and short vixen you must have a gem of a vixen. becouse either of mine will shoot those speeds with such a high shot count short will shoot 16 gr at 790-800 fps long was shooting 16 gr at 880 for 60 shots max
Are you filling to 300 Bar? It was shooting high shot counts like this when I got it.
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I've had to ship back to Krale once. When I purchased my Kral Jumbo Dazzle that thing wouldn't group with anything I put through it. Luckily I had my NP03, installed the shorter barrel off it onto the dazzle and was grouping much better. I emailed Krale on my situation and my findings with the rifle. They were very quick to respond to my email and with a couple emails back and forth the sent me a return label. Sent the gun back so they could take a look at it. They also found the accuracy to be inadequately they replaced the entire rifle sent me a new one. This all took place in about two weeks time. In my experience they seem to stand behind the products they sell and I would not hesitate to reach out to them for any warranty issues. Anyways my 2 cents!
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I've had to ship back to Krale once. When I purchased my Kral Jumbo Dazzle that thing wouldn't group with anything I put through it. Luckily I had my NP03, installed the shorter barrel off it onto the dazzle and was grouping much better. I emailed Krale on my situation and my findings with the rifle. They were very quick to respond to my email and with a couple emails back and forth the sent me a return label. Sent the gun back so they could take a look at it. They also found the accuracy to be inadequately they replaced the entire rifle sent me a new one. This all took place in about two weeks time. In my experience they seem to stand behind the products they sell and I would not hesitate to reach out to them for any warranty issues. Anyways my 2 cents!
I really like them as well.. I watched a video tour of their store on YT a while back and was amazed by how nice it was. They also sell pb's and general sporting goods it seemed. You should check it out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHHnN9zPMK0
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I use to live in the Netherlands and it is where I got re-introduced to air guns. I have been to Krale’s store several times and spent plenty of money there. It is a great store with knowledgeable people to help you out, plus LOTS of “toys” for you to drool 
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I use to live in the Netherlands and it is where I got re-introduced to air guns. I have been to Krale’s store several times and spent plenty of money there. It is a great store with knowledgeable people to help you out, plus LOTS of “toys” for you to drool
That sounds like a really fun time in there. From the video it reminds me of a cabelas, with many more airguns.
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