Intenseaty22’S Walther LGV Master Pro .177
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Took 1 washer off, results below. VERY accurate even though it’s blowing bad right now. 18 mph winds.
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Thanks Dan. Pictures are already up at the beginning of this thread, and throughout. I am going to remove the last washer and see what that does. Will post grops later on for sure.
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Not sure if I can get there being as my tranfer port is larger. I got to about 11.5 minimum, with the JSBs. What else can I do?
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Compress or remove a coil. But if you are happy with it where it is at, is that really worth it...
for Me shooting is my release really. It isn’t really a hobby. I spent many years shooting various systems for a living. Now I train people to be safer in what they do. I’d say I probably shoot half a tin of pellets a day so I want the rifle to shoot as close to my perceived idea of perfection as possible. The reality of it in most cases is most rifles shoot well from the get go and truly don’t require anything really. But the majority of us, have an urge to tinker trying to achieve our own version of what feels “right” to us. It is never enough to just shoot well. That being said, if you are happy with it as it is now, then it is exactly as it should be.
Wifes birthday and to many pitchers of margarita. Lol. You get my point though I’m sure.
for Me shooting is my release really. It isn’t really a hobby. I spent many years shooting various systems for a living. Now I train people to be safer in what they do. I’d say I probably shoot half a tin of pellets a day so I want the rifle to shoot as close to my perceived idea of perfection as possible. The reality of it in most cases is most rifles shoot well from the get go and truly don’t require anything really. But the majority of us, have an urge to tinker trying to achieve our own version of what feels “right” to us. It is never enough to just shoot well. That being said, if you are happy with it as it is now, then it is exactly as it should be.
Wifes birthday and to many pitchers of margarita. Lol. You get my point though I’m sure.
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LOL, happy Birthday to her! Yeah, I get exactly what you mean. This is a million fold better than stock, except for the trigger. I may have done more harm than good there. I think I’m happy with the power and shooting cycle. The trigger can only be improved from where it’s at. I may need a new trigger post, pretty sure I messed up the original. Great learning experience no matter how you slice it.
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If the second stage pull is too heavy, the tension spring behind the trigger needs to be backed out a little. Good luck...
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Thanks for the tip. Will look into that early tomorrow. The Rowan is highly adjustable too, but I need to figure it out. May actually have to order a replacement part for it, the post.
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This picture is in Rowan LGV trigger’s install and adjustment PDF from their website. I believe that the tension grub screw adjustment should correlate to either the Rowan trigger or the stock trigger."Crutcherro1"When I backed out the tension spring grub screw on my original equipment screw, the pull weight decreased to a perfect weight.
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Update:
Trigger: Yeah, that helped quite a bit. Still need to fine tune, but need time.
Was shooting a bit today, throwing pellets all over the place, getting frustrated, going over everything, when I realized that I had not cleaned the barrel at all. Noteworthy, I picked up a box of the Crosman heavys in the Brown Box. 1, they are not very accurate out of this platform, 2, Pretty darn sure they are the primary culprit fro barrel fouling. Will experiment later to see for sure.
Results after barrel cleaning:
JSB 10.34 x 5 @ 30 Yards. That shot to the right was all me, but still not too bad. (Please ignore the shots on the white part of the paper as these are not part of this group)
H/N 8.64 x 5 @ 30 Yards
Trigger: Yeah, that helped quite a bit. Still need to fine tune, but need time.
Was shooting a bit today, throwing pellets all over the place, getting frustrated, going over everything, when I realized that I had not cleaned the barrel at all. Noteworthy, I picked up a box of the Crosman heavys in the Brown Box. 1, they are not very accurate out of this platform, 2, Pretty darn sure they are the primary culprit fro barrel fouling. Will experiment later to see for sure.
Results after barrel cleaning:
JSB 10.34 x 5 @ 30 Yards. That shot to the right was all me, but still not too bad. (Please ignore the shots on the white part of the paper as these are not part of this group)
H/N 8.64 x 5 @ 30 Yards
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Very nice groups, looks like the H&Ns are the go. I read another post today that had pictures of lead fouling from using Crosman pellets, could have been your problem.
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Saw that post just seconds after I posted. The JSBs are about as accurate, the odd ones are all me and my shaking a bit.
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