FX Maverick and Wildcat quick tune system

[Patrick1]

Got my quick tune system yesterday and Phil just released a new video on a .22 Compact Wildcat(500mm barrel) with 5 pellet weights from 14.3 to 25.4 gr. He also had a table for each with hs and pressure settings for speeds of 880fps.
I think my job just got much easier on my .22 Maverick Compact!!!

Can’t understand why this hasn’t gained more traction as a real tuning aid innovation! His results are ridiculously good! Makes the Maverick a better choice than any Impact version cuz of the bigger plenum and easier tuning, imo!

 

[MikeVV]

Can’t understand why this hasn’t gained more traction as a real tuning aid innovation! His results are ridiculously good! Makes the Maverick a better choice than any Impact version cuz of the bigger plenum and easier tuning, imo!

Any...?
Everyone's...got an opinion.

Mike

 

[Patrick1]

Any...?
Everyone's...got an opinion.

Mike

Well, simpler to tune, bigger plenum, all else same except the fine tune for valve and new ones(v4) won’t benefit from the 2 regs.
And the Maverick is less expensive even with the cost of Phil’s innovation. So, correct everyone has an opinion.
I was not meaning to start an argument but my point was that I don’t understand why the innovation hasn’t gotten more legs to it.

 

[Trucker3573]

The M3 is super easier to tune really. The Maverick isn’t quite as user friendly but it’s still pretty easy. Just have to do some research online to get an idea of the reg pressure that will produce the velocity you want with whatever you are shooting. Info is out there once you have that the rest is pretty straight forward.

 

[OldChrony]

I got my quick tune for the Wildcat MK3 BT 500 in .22 last week... really easy to adjust and easier to not over power the valve by backing off a little from a max or higher FPS setting. I think I'm running a little quieter too. Tatsu 177/22 moderator is 73 dBA at 6 feet to right of muzzle... 64 dBA 25 yards infront. 18.3 JSB at 886 FPS.

 

[Patrick1]

The M3 is super easier to tune really. The Maverick isn’t quite as user friendly but it’s still pretty easy. Just have to do some research online to get an idea of the reg pressure that will produce the velocity you want with whatever you are shooting. Info is out there once you have that the rest is pretty straight forward.

I was really just talking about the new innovation being easier than tuning the old Maverick or the Impacts and why it hasn’t got more recognition. To me the old Maverick is hard to tune. The Impacts are easier than the old Maverick for sure. Phils quick tune products for the Maverick and Wildcat make them easier than Impacts and more power potential- no tools, only dial a pressure and dial the one HS to the desired speed for any pellet weights that the hammer weight will allow.