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H&N .217 23gr @975 is the best JSB KO´s .216 25.39gr @ 980 is very good soon i will try H&N .217 in 27 and 30gr.. note: i have the daystate programmer so i can change configurations.

i highly recommend you to clean the barrel, my evol loses accuracy almost every 2 tins of pellets...

my "to go" slug is the H&N 23g .217 @975fps (mid power), but also tested 27 and 30gr (also .217 H&N´s) on high power and they were flying at 975 and 950 fps... very good accuracy but nothing like those 23´s.

You can achieve this with a good balance between hammer spring tension and regulator pressure.

the most advisable thing is to test with a variety of weights and diameters, not to test just one, in my case, I tested with 14 different types of slugs with my red wolf hp .22

I got a big surprise when I tried them in the low power configuration of my red wolf hp (985fps) and at 50 meters I made a group of .5 "... (thats mi configuration for jsb 18.1gr at 905fps

for regulated rifles, leave it 10-15bar above the regulator pressure... for non-regulates rifles, leave at its 70% of filling preassure capacity... if its maximum working pressure is 3000 psi, leave it at 2100 psi 

because of those pellets, i was forced to dive into slugs, I bought redesigneds from jsb and also from fx and both are very deformed, I preferred to try a variety of slugs and finally I found that the h & n 23gr work perfectly 

i am also a RW owner... my advice is to test several slugs... H&N try them in .217 NSA try them in .2165-.217 jsb ko´s try them in .216 and .217

We are fortunate that in the market there are all kinds of rifles/prices, I personally know which ones I like and with which I feel comfortable with, and this is precisely my type of rifle. few orings, few small parts, few moving parts, excelent barrel, tough built, don’t spend $$$ in marketing...

evol hps (High Power Slugs) is designed for shooting slugs or heavy pellets as the monster redesigned froms jsb.... if you want it for lighter pellets, you will have to decrease the regulator pressure and also bring back the HST (you will have to put the stock aside by unscrewing that big screw...

i am a evol .30 owner....but I will not be calm until I have this evol mini.. nice job, i also tuned mine by decreasing reg pressure to 1900 psi and also bringing back the HST until i reach that 875-880 spot. factory tune was 2300 psi on the reg and 918 fps with 44.75 gs jsb´s

impacts are awesome rifles, but they are definitely not the most recommended rifles for newbies

breech oring damage.... Also if you use oils derived from petroleum, in the first shots after cleaning the barrel, you can cause the dieseling effect, in short a kind of combustion is created

you have to consider that the regulator occupies a certain portion of that volume…. So it’s a little bit less than 162cc…. (It’s a third of a classic cf bottle).