Dragged out the Raptor, added some air, it hadn't leaked down, I just didn't refill it. 30 yards, with JSB Mk II 33.95's not exactly one hole because I'm not fully rested, either the gun or myself. Just got in some AEA Center Punch 33.9's so, in they went EXACTLY the same POI and groupings, see the rested part. Not unhappy with either pellets or the gun. Next up will be to actually mount the scope correctly, higher mounts to clear the magazines and be able to move it back a bit to where I'm more comfortable and get the proper eye relief, hopefully the teething pains are over.
My plan is to shoot the tank dry, drain it, replace the plastic ball and test to make sure it holds air.
4.2.24, remounted the scope, Arken SH-4 with their highest mounts to clear things, clears and that's all I can say, it's close but see light and that's all that matters. With the AEA Center Punch 6 shots.....887fps, Spread of 2, SD of 1.0. I'm calling this close enough. I don't want to bring it up, with 25gr pellets I'm pushing a touch over 1,000 fps. Tank is down, time to play with my......replacement balls. A note on the Center Punch, they are...snug... in the breech, I need to measure them and compare against the JSB's
Update, I measured a few JSB's and 10 or so Center Punches, the CP's were between .2503" and .2506", the JSB were .2500 to .2503. This explains why the CP's are tighter in the breech. BUT there is no evidence that the tighter ones create an issue with speed or accuracy. The first 3/4 are the Center Punches, the next spike are the JSB's. It's obvious that the regulator is bumping up a bit. Nothing really significant IMHO.
Notice there is a 15fps increase from what I said above. All I did was reseal a bleed valve, and pump up the Raptor to 300 bar. I was 'thinking' of bumping up the speed a touch but the gun did it for me, how nice.