Beeman Crow magnum .20 inbound

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I received a few PM’ s stating that I’m pretty close if not right in the sweet spot. While I do agree to some degree, what’s the point of owning a magnum and have it shoot at mid power.
We’ll see where I end up with this one. Balance will be the key here. not too hard on parts or my shoulders ( which aren’t getting any younger)
 
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Done and done. I got the rifle to take a charge after putting another breech seal in it. It’s now shooting at 820fps on average with 13fps spread on 2 dozen or so shots over the chrony. Not exactly sure what the charge pressure is at, the gauge on my buddy bottle read 50 bar but the lines are fairly thick so I can be off by 5 or so bar. Still in the safe zone. That puts me just about 20 fpe. Cocking isn’t that much worse than it was at 720. Pleased with how it turned out. I gonna bring it out to my new property where I have an airgun range set up where I can stretch it out past 120 meters if I wanted. I’ll be bringing the Rapid MK2 to keep the UK vibe going.
 
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Hobbyman2007 said:
Done and done. I got the rifle to take a charge after putting another breech seal in it. It’s now shooting at 820fps on average with 13fps spread on 2 dozen or so shots over the chrony. Not exactly sure what the charge pressure is at, the gauge on my buddy bottle read 50 bar but the lines are fairly thick so I can be off by 5 or so bar. Still in the safe zone. That puts me just about 20 fpe. Cocking isn’t that much worse than it was at 720. Pleased with how it turned out. I gonna bring it out to my new property where I have an airgun range set up where I can stretch it out past 120 meters if I wanted. I’ll be bringing the Rapid MK2 to keep the UK vibe going.
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Nice to read it all worked out for you
Stan in Kentucky
 
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