FxM3 impact compact

Ain't quite that easy. People can share their tune settings with you but your gun may not like them. The numbers provided can be a "get you started" place but you will still need to fine tune the gun for the best accuracy.
Further, you will need to test pellets and see which shoots best out of your gun. JSB's or FX pellets are usually a safe bet.
 
Good luck!

It seems 100mm of barrel = about 30 fps.

 
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Ain't quite that easy. People can share their tune settings with you but your gun may not like them. The numbers provided can be a "get you started" place but you will still need to fine tune the gun for the best accuracy.
Further, you will need to test pellets and see which shoots best out of your gun. JSB's or FX pellets are usually a safe bet.
I understand the settings will be a little different. Looking for something that is working for someone with same rig or close.
Thx!!!
 
I understand the settings will be a little different. Looking for something that is working for someone with same rig or close.
Thx!!!
Alright, but this is for a 600 mm barrel, .22 cal 25 grain JSB's and 22 grain Hybrids.
Second reg 108, hammer micro at 4, valve at 9.7 mm's.
JSB's at 916
Hybrids at 950.
Both accurate, only needing a slight vertical scope adjustment between the two.
You'll probably need a bit more second reg to get similar speeds. But I'd start at 110, lower hammer spring and take it from there.
Barrel is on the slug port.
 
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Yeah...remember...EVERY barrel is different than EVERY other barrel.

You shoot...different than other shooters.

Buy a "combination" pack of pellets, or a couple of 200 count tins and..."experiment". Find what works best for..."you" .

Mike
Thx Mike. I shoot benchrest as well. Totally understand the need to tune to each barrel.
I actually compare my fx to my Vudoo 22.
 
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I would say if you are going to shoot pellets heavier than 18.1 gr then 100 bar on your second reg will probably be a good start. Using the dual transfer port open up your valve limiter past line 4, back the micro way down low and start shooting over a chrono. Work the micro up slowly until no more velocity can be had at that reg pressure. That number will tell you if the reg is high enough.