@ seniorasi- Based on what you commented on, that “ the micro/macro/and pressure was what you were looking for, say you got another gun with twice the adjustments that the impact has. You shouldn’t put yourself in a position on where you would also then be looking for someone to give you a starting point, but rather, school yourself on why a certain reg pressure for a certain caliber, or what, why, and how a pcp functions.
may I suggest going into huma air’s website, and reading up on regulator setting start points, basics, etc. I think it’s titled “respect the reg setting per caliber” or something like that. It’s good to learn the ins and outs, so when a gun like the M3 or just the impact period, comes around(an M8 in 2030, ha ha), you could look at it as just another typical pcp, coming from the factory at 45 ft lbs in 25 cal, 75 ft lbs in 30 cal, etc. you’ll be able to quickly understand why manufacturers set up pcp’s pretty typical in reg settings per caliber out of the factory.
im an avid reloader myself, and “sharing” a load recipe is way way different than sharing a tune on a pcp. VETMX can offer me a complete tune exactly like what he’s done to his gun and I can almost guarantee it won’t shoot the same. Too many variables.
I own two impacts MK2’s and if I set them up completely identical in parts, caliber, and settings, they’ll both shoot differently.
just a friendly advice tip. I see too many folks that just wanna buy a gun and shoot the darn thing and think price point will guarantee 100% success and accuracy to shave a knatts butt hairs at 50 yards- wrong. It’s best to learn all about the gun, how it works, and understand it’s max capacity.
