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- By qball
- General Discussion
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Sorry, it's a field target term, it stands for World Field Target Federation which sets the rules for the world field target championship matches. One of the rules is power limit of 12 FPE, this is mainly because in most EU countries there is power limit of 12 FPE for airguns. It is very fun and challenging so highly recommend to give it try.
Here the link:
Home | World Field Target Federation
World Field Target Federation WFTF WFTC World Field Target Championship Field Target Sanctioning Body Field Target International Field Target
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Vulcan 3 and 62.5g slug...energy @ 300 yards
- By ZekeZX10
- Projectiles
- 2 Replies
Vulcan 3 in 30cal
62.5g Thorpress slug @ 1001 fps / 139 fpe (muzzle)
Set my chronograph out @ 100 yards (15 shots, 13 registered) to get the velocity and come up with the bc. At 100 yds it's still moving at 864 fps / 103 fpe
That gave me a BC of 0.08513636340239562 so at 300 yards it should still be moving at 644 fps @ 57 fpe and I can shoot 1moa at 100 so assuming even if I drop to 1.5 MOA that's still under a 5" group at 300 yards.
I wanted to see how far I could ethically take a coyote if the recommended fpe to take one is 50fpe and 5" kill zone (vitals)
Now I just gotta find a coyote
62.5g Thorpress slug @ 1001 fps / 139 fpe (muzzle)
Set my chronograph out @ 100 yards (15 shots, 13 registered) to get the velocity and come up with the bc. At 100 yds it's still moving at 864 fps / 103 fpe
That gave me a BC of 0.08513636340239562 so at 300 yards it should still be moving at 644 fps @ 57 fpe and I can shoot 1moa at 100 so assuming even if I drop to 1.5 MOA that's still under a 5" group at 300 yards.
I wanted to see how far I could ethically take a coyote if the recommended fpe to take one is 50fpe and 5" kill zone (vitals)
Now I just gotta find a coyote
"She might be ugly .but she sure can cook".Well I got to be honest
- By boscoebrea
- General Discussion
- 8 Replies
here,The Bullpup sure could shoot good,the price was right,butt,I could not get over how ugly it was.I know that brand has other newer Bullpups that look a lot better, I'm going to have to spend more...$200-300+ more,which then puts it on my waiting list.It not like now or never,or is it? It is not like I can see the Pup when I am shooting it,but then again I have to hold it.
I guess I am a swallow person,I do have custom stocks on my good looking springers,they looks and also feel better.
I am of the mind that looking good and holding are somehow related...Who cares how it looks as long as it performs good,I do.
I guess I am a swallow person,I do have custom stocks on my good looking springers,they looks and also feel better.
I am of the mind that looking good and holding are somehow related...Who cares how it looks as long as it performs good,I do.
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PCP Rifle WTS Brocock Ranger XR .22 with Folding Stock
- By Jackal123
- Member Classifieds
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Like new condition, got this mazing compact rifle for my backyard, don't used it enough looking for a new owner.
fully equipped, $1350 plus actual shipping with tracking and insurance. it comes with, feyachi tactical flashlight, portable PCP air compressor with two 18V lithium batteries.
Magpul bipod, Hawke riflescope. OdB air gun silencer.
The Brocock Ranger XR is the perfect carbine for urban pest control, medium-range hunting and backyard Safaris.
(The gun will be ship with Brocock box).
fully equipped, $1350 plus actual shipping with tracking and insurance. it comes with, feyachi tactical flashlight, portable PCP air compressor with two 18V lithium batteries.
Magpul bipod, Hawke riflescope. OdB air gun silencer.
The Brocock Ranger XR is the perfect carbine for urban pest control, medium-range hunting and backyard Safaris.
(The gun will be ship with Brocock box).
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Tuning RAW HM1000X and Huma 1174 adjustable regulator problems
- By Doc_pafumo
- PCP Airguns
- 68 Replies
Hi everyone. A few weeks ago I bought the Huma regulator for the RAW HM1000X. Today (yes, today...) I realized that the Huma regulator only comes with the brass seal for threading... Is it supposed not to need a piston or Belleville washers? Or do I need to get those separately? Should I just screw the new regulator into the block and then the block onto the bottle? Thanks.
) I realized that the Huma regulator only comes with the brass seal for threading... Is it supposed not to need a piston or Belleville washers? Or do I need to get those separately? Should I just screw the new regulator into the block and then the block onto the bottle? Thanks.Upvote 0
N/A Digital/Electronic PCPs - Brands besides Daystate and Skout?
- By Arzrover
- PCP Airguns
- 27 Replies
The BIGGEST difference would be the form factor, of course. You COULD put a RW in a chassis and that would narrow the differences dramatically. In Factory guise, the RW only has 3 pl's and you need a programmer to make changes beyond those three. I believe , but haven't seen anything in writing , that the DW can store 99 sets in Advanced mode, plus the Factory mode , so it's MUCH more versatile. The Heliboard changes all of that with from the trigger programming and control. In comparison , the reg on the DW is both a blessing and a curse. The RW w Heliboard is pretty much infinitely adjustable between the low and high for your particular setup. In 30 cal, Mine can go from likely below 12 ft lb to for sure 100 ft lb just by selecting pl and adjusting the voltage... Other calibers will have different limits based on projectile and porting in the barrel . The DW is similar for range but can achieve a little more top end. Mine was capable of 110 ft lb in 30 cal and for sure will go as low as 12 ft lb but possibly lower. The reg will narrow the range within it's set reg pressure though. Another big difference is efficiency. I struggle with visualizing a more efficient arrangement than the RW. It is a true free flight hammer with full bottle pressure to the valve. The DW valve, in contrast, is a semi-balanced arrangement that was designed around the bullpup form to have a LARGE range of power, but is much less efficient. This will translate to problems that occur with waste air... less shots per charge and potential projectile instability.
So, in factory guise, you would choose based on versatility and form factor and gain or lose based on that...
Not mentioned above is the chrono..
... I love having the chrono...Bob
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