Avenger

[wethy]

I got my order in with PA on July 5th somehow I didn't make the cut and have to wait till the next shipment. OK it happens. I got mine in the 22 I don't have a chrono so maybe someday. This is my first PCP I was wondering if for those of you that have got your, what pellets do find shoot the best? I'll mostly be hitting smaller prey at say 50 yards in. I have a TX200 in a 22 and know this is very doable. Buddy gave me a Yong Heng or whatever compressor so shot counts not big deal. I just want to get pellets ordered now too because it seems like they're getting harder to get. Wally world has been out forever around here. I shoot the Crosman 14.3 premiers out of the TX figure I'll do little heavier out of the Avenger. They were the talk of this forum for a while. Now it seems the honeymoons over. lol

 

[Penry]

I'm using the pro tune with the 18 grain jsb diabolo jumbo heavies. If you haven't watched the tuning vids out there I would suggest doing that. It runs a lot nicer at the 1800 reg and + 2.75 in on the hammer spring for pellets.

 

[Stoshu]

This is definitely worth watching. Lots of great tuning info.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D_Zml_2wd4&t=3495s

 

[dparsons]

 I would wait on buying a lot of pellets because every gun is different, I have mine set at 1800 psi 2.75 on the hammer spring also, and mine does just as good with the 14.3 Crosman hp as the Jsb 18.13 at fifty yards .

 

[Yo]

A chronograph is a very basic necessity to check on the well being of your airguns and pistols as well as for tuning. How can you accurately set the power? How do you know when the gun goes off the reg and miss your shot?

Like driving At highway speeds in pitch black darkness without a speedometer with no car to follow as a speed check.

 

[Penry]

I am definitely going to get a chronograph after a compressor. This hand pump is wearing me out. The tune I got from the video above is working great though for being ballpark.

 

[MaineJim]

So far most accurate pellet is the JSB 18.13 grain.

I woudn't even bother shooting the Crosman pemiers.

Head variation runs from .214 to .221 plus and even when i sorted them i was still getting fliers out of every gun i tried them in.I don't think it's physically possible for them to shoot accurately even though people say they do.Well it depends what your idea of accuracy is i suppose.

For shooting cans they are ok though.

 

[Wayne52]

Last I knew RL Airguns still had the .177's and .25's in stock. They ship them right out too. I bought the .25 from them, ordered it last Friday and it was at my door on Tuesday by noon. The reg on mine came set at 2900psi(too high) and right now I have mine set at 1900psi