FX effects of changing suppressor
- By Doc_pafumo
- PCP Airguns
- 26 Replies
This great video could clarify the question-. Mínut 9:00
Yep, done that too when I didn't have access to my email. Got back to me the next day.You need to fill out a service request/ parts request. It always worked for me.
Thank youI don’t have a SR but not much. I would do 1/8 turn and see what it gets you.
You mentioned doing this for accuracy. Have you done any barrel work? Adjusting speed has an effect but if you are fighting a burr on the transfer port or crown nothing is going to change other than the speed.
That's a great question! I agree, the trigger on the M4 is superior to the Panthera/Dynamic.Can this trigger be used on a Dynamic block FX like Panthera/Dynamic/King? I really like my Panthera but the trigger even after numerous tweaks and adjustments just isn’t as good as the rest of the gun.
For me it'd have to be just be one solid black heartI guess a picture of your mother in law or ex-wife would work too. Probably provide incentive to practice more than a plain target.
I would suggest h&n hp2 sample packs in 217&218 . My u2 700 likes 218The shorter barrel won, just placed my order for a 600mm Green laminate in .22. If he can tune it to 950 with a 28g Zan, great, if not I'll take what I can get. Ordered some .217 Zans to go with it. I'll try them with fingers crossed before ordering sample packs.
I understand the benefits of a plenum. My concern was where that specific plenum mounted. I can't see how a plenum feeding through the gauge hole would be more than a very minor improvement.IMHO, a plenum helps the most when directly inline with the valve. Granted, we see shrinking ES and better shot counts with many plenum locations but our desire is to feed all the air the valve requires at the time of opening.
From what I see, this means greater efficiency, less wear, better balance mechanically and even a better overall sound to the gun as it fires.
Normally, we see the above benefits as well as ease of tuning, better accuracy and less pellet picky.
Of course, YMMV
Ive been shooting air rifles since i was just a little guy but recently i picked up these two for good prices on Pyramyd air around christmas so ive been just digging deeper into it since and glad i did! Quality will always beat quality, but sometimes my wallet feels otherwise haha working with what i got! Next is shooting groups and just letting the gun tell me what it wants to get the tightest groups i can! trigger work, harmonics if needed, clean/maintained barrel and crown and the most important ME! every shot, the same breathing, movments, timing, trigger pull, rest etc.Your approach is a good way to get into airguns - learn how things work and then make an informed decision on what/where you want to buy into.
I also believe that good quality equipment is worth while investing in and buy the best I can afford.
Just a comment on SD and ES numbers, I agree that they are an excellent indicator of (power plant) performance but there are other factors (like harmonics) that determine overall performance. Look at the whole picture.
Cheers!