FX Drs .25 tuning

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Hi.
Just got my inlet, probe and shp, so I could transformer my .177 -> .25.

Was a little dissapointed that the inlet came without the 2 orings it needed but I had some spare inlets from m3 so that worked out.

I tought I could but a manometer in the bottom of the plenum instead of the angled bracket, but that was not possible to I have still no idea of my plenum preassure. But what would be a ok place to start out 100-110bar?

My m3 had 90bar and shot 910 with king heavy, but it has bigger plenum and 100mm longer barrel.

I think I have to stay with pellets to get highest possible shotcount with this 600mm air cylinder. Im going to make it 700mm as soon as I find a place that sells the longer tube (I have liner and liner housing from 700mm m3)

Edit: with the same settings i used on .177 13gr KO @ 940fps i now only have around 600fps with bigger plenum 33gr K.heavy
 
I don’t know if this helps you, but when I bought my drs .25 cal the dealership (the pellet shop) told me to assume around a 150 bar reg pressure. That feels about right. I have an M3 and a drs .25 cal just like you sounds like. Def pellets for shot count. I don’t get through a whole mag firing 36 grain javelins before needing to refill. This is ok for my uses right now. I mainly use the drs as a quick grab gun if I see game out back or I feel like I need to defend our pup.
 
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I don't shoot pellets from my DRS 22 700 or my DRS 25 700, but I have found the DRS likes 5 to 10 bar more reg pressure than my M3. The extra reg pressure closes the valve quicker giving you a higher shot count, than on a lower reg pressure trying to shoot the same velocity.
My M3 25 700 @150bar shoots 40gr H&N Heavy slug 980fps.
My DRS 25 700 @ 155bar shoots the same 40gr 980fps.
I get 18 shots on a fill.

You definitely need a angled manometer bracket and gauge to set the reg correctly.