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Possibly you're blowing a lot of air after the projectile has left the barrel. If you like more power I'd try with a heavier projectile.

There will always be a new model. So you can wait an eternity. Buy now before prices go up 😉 But no idea if there would be a leshiy 3. Besides, leshiy 1 and 2 are totally different guns. If 3 might come it might be something completely else as well

The only way is to try it. You could also try the lighter hammer with the stronger spring. I'd recommend to try the combinations to see what best fits you.

you hammer the valve probably too hard with the heavier hammer. Probably you also installed the stronger spring? I'd try getting back to the original spring to restore your tunability.

@IrishCracker I just did exactly the same, tuning for 33 grain slugs (in .22). At first I changed hammer, hammer spring and valve return spring. But in this setting I was overpowering the valve. After that I kept the 8,5gram hammer with the original hammer spring, and the original valve return...

I'd suggest to check the spring in R2D2. Mine appeared to be broken, and changing it completely fixed my cycling problems. also have a look in youtube: Edgun (West) has a good and informative video on how to fix cycling issues.

I shoot them at 870 fps.

I get very good results with knockout mk2 JSB. They are 25,4gr. I have an LW barrel

It’s not about the bar level, it’s about the change. Once it’s cooled down it should stay the same. After 2 hours it should be cooled. Write down the pressure. And then check again the next day. It should be close. but not exactly the same. Differences in room temperarure can change a few bar.

When you charge and Airgun, you increase the pressure (obviously). This increases the temperature in the bottle or récipient. Once it cools down it decreases pressure (due to physics). So it’s normal that your pressure drops after a charge. You only might haVe a leak problem if you loose...

I shoot with a 450mm barrel. .25 34gr pellets, at 890 fps. 140 bar. i also have a .22 in 350mm that shoots 25 grain slugs at 870 fps with the same reg settings. I can reach 920 fps with higher reg In .22. I get about 6 mags with a 480 cc bottle so i think reaching 900 gps in .25 with a...

I would be very surprised if that's true. The rod doesn't look like titanium. Titanium has a matte glow, while the rod is shiny like a mirror. It weighs too much for titanium. And besides that, titanium is awfully expensive.

I have one on my .25. Opted for quite a lot of chambers (5). And it's a very silent moderator. It really muffles the sounds. And it looks damn good while doing it.

Is an ordinary scope with a flashlight and a red filter also considered as night vision 😂? I like it much better compared to an ATN digital scope with IR. For ratting it works as a charm.

in My opinion there are 2 good ways to tune I’m aware of : - first one is to max out your hammer spring and open valve adjuster. Then increase your reg until you get a speed about 3-5% above your desired speed. Then decrease your hammer spring again down until you reach your desired speed. And...

my mistake indeed. In Europe we don't have them. Guess you're spoilt with all those pests, much more opportunity to shoot them ;-) Although I can imagine they can be a real pain and cause severe damage. My only prey are brown rats: the bigger ones are about 1kg, but mostly smaller indeed.

thanks a lot @Franklink . Well his was exactly the answer I was looking for! Empirically confirmed ;-) So chances are very high that I'll just shoot through rats at 30m with a slug, if you have pass throughs on coyotes prairie dogs at a much larger distance. Interesting mod with the PH1 👍...

Well I agree I said money is not the issue. But I meant spending 5 cent or 7 cent a pellet or slug. The FX hybrids are 20 cent a shot. That's above what I find reasonable for a projectile, because I also want to plink. But you're right, it might be a very good hunting pellet. I have a few left...

you're right, there's almost no price difference. That's also my reasoning for shooting slugs. Also for plinking. I want to know my projectile very well before I launch it to any critters. So far I shot the critters with another gun and pellets. But next time I have some big fat rats I will try...

good shots! I hit them mostly in a similar way. I try to lure them to my feeding place, which is just next to some bushes. That's why I really want to anchor them, because if they move another yard I need to look for them in the bushes.