Sean, Rowan reached out to me about this issue, if you like please send me the unit, Im sure i can get you a working trigger,
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Thanks for the offer Ken, I think I will take you up on that. At a minimum, I'll send the unit to you and have you compare it to the other units you have in your possession to see if there are geometric differences, like I suspect. I'll send you a text to get your address and then send the unit out to you in the next day or so. I would like to get it working so I can have the adjustments I've been whining about (LOL). Text landing soon...
Sean
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Well i installed the Rowan trigger in Jim’s .357 with a sporter stock and it didnt need any modifications to stock. Learning all the time when your doing something new with these RAWs.
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I need to put my .30 barrel back on and shoot it again. I was consistently getting groups in the .300’s the last time I shot, so I was very pleased with the performance of the .30 (and how hard it smacked the target too!).
Untill the snow melts, I will only be able to shoot out to about 70 yards-but I need to add a target at that distance. I’ll have to put that on my weekend list and setup the .30 cal. Stay tuned.
Once the snow melts, I should be good for 100+ yards.
Sean
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I like that and it’s definitely something to think about. Hard to tell but is there any side to side on that trigger or is it just up/down forward/back adjustments?"Salticon"Well i installed the Rowan trigger in Jim’s .357 with a sporter stock and it didnt need any modifications to stock. Learning all the time when your doing something new with these RAWs.
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With the current shoe shown on the blade, the unit can only rotate about the shaft it’s connected to. The shaft itself only slides fore-aft, and does not rotate. So the trigger blade can move fore-aft, and the shoe can rotate about its post-but cannot adjust laterally."Imold"
I like that and it’s definitely something to think about. Hard to tell but is there any side to side on that trigger or is it just up/down forward/back adjustments?"Salticon"Well i installed the Rowan trigger in Jim’s .357 with a sporter stock and it didnt need any modifications to stock. Learning all the time when your doing something new with these RAWs.
hope that description is clean? I’m send my unit to Ken today for him to compare it to other units he has.
Sean
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As if on cue, look what showed up today at my house. Looking forward to testing it out first hand to see how they shoot.
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All converted back to .30 caliber, in 6 min, 48 sec, including dismounting my scope, remounting it, and putting the .25 cal barrel back in the case. Getting faster!
can’t wait to shoot the .30 cal again!
can’t wait to shoot the .30 cal again!
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H@N 30 cal pellets should arrive tomorrow will report back when i get a chance to test also picked up some swagged bullets due soon ,well see PAT
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Yep, I was just posting about it in the thread on the pellets forum. Here’s a duplicate post, with details. One more note: the way these big .30 cal pellets seem to tear through the paper makes it difficult to measure some of the shots, due to difficulty determining where the center of the pellet is.
I had a chance to shoot them today (50 & 70 yards), from my RAW .30 cal. Short story: they’re not too bad, but the JSB 44.75 grains do seem to shoot a bit tighter. At 50 yards, my best 5 shot group was 0.56”, and my best 5 shot group at 70 yards was 0.71”. By comparison, my best JSB groups were about 0.45” at 50 yards, and 0.65” at 70 yards. The difference comes in that the average group size of the H&N pellets is 1.263” (ctc) (largest of 1.81”) at 70 yards, vs .852” ctc (largest of 1.19”). Note: the largest groups for both pellets were shot when I was getting very tired, and very cold-I blame those on me, so don’t draw too many grand conclusions off those numbers for either pellet, or the gun. After sitting out in the cold for 1.5 hours, you will understand...
I don’t know the velocity I was shooting either pellet at, but I think i am around 865 fps for the JSB.
H&N:
JSB:
I don’t have BC information yet either, but will gather that in the next few days.
I hope this info is helpful to you guys?
Sean
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Thanks SEAN .I see what your saying ,.It almost looks square in a couple places ,i guess we could refer to them as RIPPERS< well thanks for the nice shooting and info ,oh one more thing ,those cards .were did you pick them up at ,thanks PAT
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I forget where I got the cards, but they are ISSF 10m cards for air rifle. I think the cards are for 3 position shooting?
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So the H@N 30 cal were delivered today to bad its snowing. Wet snow thinking about banging out from. Work. Tomorrow havent heard. How my 25 cal build is going
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