Skout Indexing Your Barrel?
- By steve123
- PCP Airguns
- 11 Replies
Yeah this is interesting stuff.
One time in particular I tuned my Thomas HPX for the lowest ES I could but guess what happened - it lost precision by about half at 50y.
I had to start over again and fiddled with it until the precision came back again to a previous level. The ES was decent but not as tight as it was at its highest.
Also I think all these metrics must be balanced together for optimal results.
That might or might not be clocking at TDC or lowest ES, or, or, or...
I used to ladder test my long range centerfires at 330y by adjusting powder weight. Sometimes I'd get 2 or 3 shots touching or close to it, however not all the time was the optimal load the most precise at 100y, but the load was very good/good enough at any distance. Was it the lowest ES, no.
Was it the most precise at 100y, no, but this load was a winner because it was consistently good in all aspects, or in other words the best compromise.
One time in particular I tuned my Thomas HPX for the lowest ES I could but guess what happened - it lost precision by about half at 50y.
I had to start over again and fiddled with it until the precision came back again to a previous level. The ES was decent but not as tight as it was at its highest.
Also I think all these metrics must be balanced together for optimal results.
That might or might not be clocking at TDC or lowest ES, or, or, or...
I used to ladder test my long range centerfires at 330y by adjusting powder weight. Sometimes I'd get 2 or 3 shots touching or close to it, however not all the time was the optimal load the most precise at 100y, but the load was very good/good enough at any distance. Was it the lowest ES, no.
Was it the most precise at 100y, no, but this load was a winner because it was consistently good in all aspects, or in other words the best compromise.
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