My STOCK HW 95

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r8lmpz

r8lmpz

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I'm just amazed by its consistency today.

Shot count: 10

Low: 698

Hi: 707

Avg: 701

STD Dev: 2.9

Spread: 9.0



3/19/20 6:42:56 PM,701

3/19/20 6:43:27 PM,698

3/19/20 6:50:01 PM,705

3/19/20 6:50:50 PM,703

3/19/20 6:51:13 PM,701

3/19/20 6:51:38 PM,707

3/19/20 6:52:52 PM,698

3/19/20 6:53:48 PM,701

3/19/20 6:54:38 PM,698

3/19/20 6:55:03 PM,701

This was taken from my FX RADAR.
 
Did you weigh pellets ? I was able to get a ES of 8 fps and SD of 2 with 10 shots from RWS Superdomes weighed at 14.7 gr. This with my RWS 34 in .22 cal. The average was 729 fps. Weighing pellets really helps with velocity consistency.
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What do you use to weigh them?
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I use this digital scale and it's accuracy is right up there with a OHaus Triple Beam.



https://www.frankfordarsenal.com/reloading-tools/powder-measures-scales-and-tools/ds-750-digital-reloading-scale/205205.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqqzR38up6AIVi8VkCh19PQZwEAQYCiABEgLBv_D_BwE
 
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No I did not, they were straight from the tin, H&N FTT 15 gainers.
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Weighing them will tighten extreme spreads even more. Last month I was chronographing my RWS 34 and I had three shots in a row with the same velocity. That has never happened before in all the chronograph testing I've done with multiple airguns. Two identical shots on many occasions. But three!! That as a result of weighing and consistent seating.
 
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