my vulcan 2 give my 55 shot :( what the problem?

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Where did you see 100???
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55 is pretty close to claimed 60
 
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"i see in youtub"

Sorry to break your dreams, next time you should do a little bit more research or even ask here "what are the real-life numbers for such and such air-gun?"

usually, you can get real feedback pretty fast.

Please don't blindly trust advertisement video, it was not even review, it was short manufacturers video.

As it was mentioned before, it's just 300cc tube, it's not even carbon 480cc tank

you can't expect too much from that amount of air unless you crank down power to the minimum




 
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Airgun, I know your disappointed with only 55 shot's. Your Vulcan is a very efficient machine. 55 shot's is not something to take lightly. If your using this gun for hunting 55 shoot's is a high action hour of shooting. If your competing 55 shoot's is more then enuff for all the different events. I too own a Vulcan 2 in .25, my gun doesn't get but 40 shots per fill. I personal like to count magazines to refill time. I have enjoyed my first Vulcan so much, a gen IV Vulcan Tac. I bought the Vulcan 2. My Tac only get's 36 shots per fill. The Tac I've hunt the heck out of, with my best shot at 144 yards. Holding 8 mil's of hold over. I also used this gun at EBR in the speed and feild target. I put over 3500 pellets though this gun and not one problem. Not even a breach o-ring. I wish I could say that about other gun's I own. I have other gun's I've own less then one month that have been striped all the way down. One thing I notice. The more I shoot it the gun the more accurate the gun gets. I cant explan why, if just me or the gun. It likes to have it's barrel clean about every 600-800 pellets. If the shot count it a really big problem invest in a buddy bottle. That will give ya over 200-300 shoot's. Just drop it in your back pack.

Congratulations on the new gun, Mont


 
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Airgun, I know your disappointed with only 55 shot's. Your Vulcan is a very efficient machine. 55 shot's is not something to take lightly. If your using this gun for hunting 55 shoot's is a high action hour of shooting. If your competing 55 shoot's is more then enuff for all the different events. I too own a Vulcan 2 in .25, my gun doesn't get but 40 shots per fill. I personal like to count magazines to refill time. I have enjoyed my first Vulcan so much, a gen IV Vulcan Tac. I bought the Vulcan 2. My Tac only get's 36 shots per fill. The Tac I've hunt the heck out of, with my best shot at 144 yards. Holding 8 mil's of hold over. I also used this gun at EBR in the speed and feild target. I put over 3500 pellets though this gun and not one problem. Not even a breach o-ring. I wish I could say that about other gun's I own. I have other gun's I've own less then one month that have been striped all the way down. One thing I notice. The more I shoot it the gun the more accurate the gun gets. I cant explan why, if just me or the gun. It likes to have it's barrel clean about every 600-800 pellets. If the shot count it a really big problem invest in a buddy bottle. That will give ya over 200-300 shoot's. Just drop it in your back pack.

Congratulations on the new gun, Mont

Thank you, but there is an amendment that can give you 100 pitches, a speed of 880. I know a friend of mine who went to maintenance and made an amendment and he succeeded in that.
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I had a vulcan2 bullpup in .22 with the same "low" shotcount...I spected about 100shots according to some reviews as i show in the thread...i did not be able to increase the shotcount, so i decided to sell the gun due to the dissapointment

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/vulcan2-22-shotcount/



I emailed Evgeny who told me that 60 shots per fill is not normal, should be higher...he told me some adjustments that i could do on the gun, but unfortunately the shotcount does not became better... the last mail I received urged me to contact my local dealer but the dealer who sold me the vulcan said that the shotcount was ok and he did not take responsibility.
 
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I had a vulcan2 bullpup in .22 with the same "low" shotcount...I spected about 100shots according to some reviews as i show in the thread...i did not be able to increase the shotcount, so i decided to sell the gun due to the dissapointment

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/vulcan2-22-shotcount/



I emailed Evgeny who told me that 60 shots per fill is not normal, should be higher...he told me some adjustments that i could do on the gun, but unfortunately the shotcount does not became better... the last mail I received urged me to contact my local dealer but the dealer who sold me the vulcan said that the shotcount was ok and he did not take responsibility.

What bar ?

What fpe ?

Did you chrono the shots ?
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I had a vulcan2 bullpup in .22 with the same "low" shotcount...I spected about 100shots according to some reviews as i show in the thread...i did not be able to increase the shotcount, so i decided to sell the gun due to the dissapointment

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/vulcan2-22-shotcount/



I emailed Evgeny who told me that 60 shots per fill is not normal, should be higher...he told me some adjustments that i could do on the gun, but unfortunately the shotcount does not became better... the last mail I received urged me to contact my local dealer but the dealer who sold me the vulcan said that the shotcount was ok and he did not take responsibility.

What bar ?

What fpe ?

Did you chrono the shots ?
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Started from 250 bar to 110bar... shooting 18grs at 875fps (around 30fpe)



yes, i used a xcortech cronograph its explained in the link to my thread:

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/vulcan2-22-shotcount/




 
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