Recent content by azuaro

Welcome back...In my original post in this thread, I said: Note: I am looking forward to seeing the posts and videos of the so called "Forum Experts" explaining this fight and taking the credit for it. 😁 Well, it didn't take long for that to happen 😁😂...Today Matt Dubber uploaded a video...

"Things have changed with the mk11. From the factory my reg was set at 80 bar. Currently at 75 bar for over 4000 pellets and holds rock solid.." Exactly!... Read LOW pressures LONG Dwell as explained above...Compete at RMAC, EBR, Quail Creek Invitational and other good tournaments with that...

Qball: I wouldn't suggest lower BAR (reg) than 100 BAR and up to 120-130 BAR for a .25...The Impact reg is not designed to operate efiicently/consistently at lower pressures...The factory ships all calibers at 100 -120 BAR pressures. Lower BAR settings require a longer Dwell and this means...

qball: YES, YOU ARE ASKING HOW TO TUNE THE GUN!... A gun is tuned by setting the right BAR pressure, dwell (valce timing), correct velocity, etc. and most of your questioning is related to these tunning variables. You say: "In my quest to find extreme consistency or very low deviation...

qball: For some reason I've seen the very same question that you are asking time and again...every new member asks the same question and they all expect a "Receipee"for an answer...There are lots of threads discussing the topic and you tube is plagged with "How to tune videos"...There is also ...

Strelo32, The less you mess with your guns, the more normal that is...Both of those guns are first class, I don't have personal experience with the crown but I do with the Impact...I have 2 of them after accidentaly destroying another one nd other than a minor seam issue with an o-ring that...

Stan, Please keep me posted anytime when you will be around Quail Creek in AZ, I am looking forward to chatting with you, maybe doing some shooting and having a good dinner. You stay safe and don't relax any precautions that you are taking. Enjoy the weekend, AZ

You will be very happy with their performance and precision Roger, have fun testing them and please let us know how you did...If you encounter any issues, please post them and we will research your issues and will try to assist you in resolving them. You stay safe and enjoy your shooting...

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Hi Stanley: You are becoming way TOO SCARY to shhot with!...Next time I see you I will instead invite you to play marbles! 😁 Have a nice shooting weekend... Regards, AZ PS. Are you in CA or in AZ?....I will be in AZ for a couple of months starting on June...

Diank: You push 2 pins holding the trigger assembly and remove the entire trigger housing in 10 seconds...You then remove a single screw that will be visible after removing the trigger assembly as well as the screw for adjusting the hammer tension on the back of the action and you will have...

In my opinion that should be called a ONE HOLE GROUP (Not a "shot in shot" group) Regards, AZ

JPS2486: Absolutely!...Given the very tight tolerances used in RAW guns, this is what causes 90% of the velocity inconsistencies...The other 10% is a dirty hammer chamber or using GREASE vs. very low viscocity oil (clock oil works very well as I mentioned in my reply above) and not...

Centercut: All of those "Hole in hole" are nothing more than interconnected shots/holes...You and I consider a hole in hole shot group for certain caliber, a SINGLE hole with the diameter of said projectile; but then someone can for example shoot 10 pellets in a round pattern top to bottom...