FX The Crown is still King

FWIW @seangabrell & @Long_Gun_Dallas

I'm getting the same velocity (885-890) using FX 18,1 in a new Crown MkII 22/380 barrel
But I get 80 -85 shots on the factory/dealer tune of REG 150, TP on Hi; HAMMER SPRING WHEEL 9 or 10
Once I pass 1000 rounds I will try to get the courage to make adjustments to the regulator.
And of course, the hammer spring too
Edward
Mine came pretty much the same way from factory, and shot count was slightly higher than yours. I have a 580cc bottle on now so that helps with the shot count. When you drop that reg pressure down you will definitely be breaking 100.
 
FWIW @seangabrell & @Long_Gun_Dallas

I'm getting the same velocity (885-890) using FX 18,1 in a new Crown MkII 22/380 barrel
But I get 80 -85 shots on the factory/dealer tune of REG 150, TP on Hi; HAMMER SPRING WHEEL 9 or 10
Once I pass 1000 rounds I will try to get the courage to make adjustments to the regulator.
And of course, the hammer spring too
Edward
My gun has port work done, so air flows with more velocity and less turbulence. I have older ports on mine. To my knowledge, I've squeezed about %95 of max efficiency out of them. The work netted a 50fps gain on the short 380mm barrel using 18gr pellets, and the factory tune. Same work netted 75fps on the 700mm barrel. Port is opened to .30" to create a bellomouth or venturi. Taking advantage of the largest tranfer port setting, and squeezing air/increasing it's velocity as it reduces to factory port diameter. Port 90 degree turn behind the projectile is elongated and radiused to increase flow, and reduce turbulance. Probe is cut to match. This is part of the reason my velocity #s are so high (while still maintaining efficiency). They would otherwise be very close to 900fps. The projectiles still shoot just as accurate, though I am aware at the higher speed are more affected by wind drift. However, the areas I hunt (hilly woods) have little to no wind. So, that has essentially no affect for me. Low hammer and port yields 16fpe, which is what I almost always shoot at when not hunting.

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