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No hope for me, then.

Another squirrel went down by my M3. What I found out is, though, with pellets, any twigs in front of the squirrel will alter the pellet in such a way that it misses hitting the target. Hopefully, with slugs, it has a little more trajectory to go through small twigs and still hit the target.

Actually, the reg 2 adjusting screw still works fine. It's the safety screw that got busted, but I already got it replaced with a stainless steel screw. My only issue now is the pressure keeps going down in cold weather hunting (I posted it on another thread). If I keep hunting in cold...

Good news to report. Got a few chances to go to the woods and glad to report, the accurate is really good up to 45-50 yards. After that, the drop is noticeable, but that's the best an amateur can do, I guess. Got about 5 squirrels to show for, but sorry, no pictures to post here. Happy PCP'in!!!

Mine would happen every single time if it's left in the cold overnight.

How did you manage to fix it? Just clean it up? If so, how to clean it?

One thing, though...when you bring it back into a warm room, would the PSI go back to 300? Or does it stay at 250 until you pump it up? Right now, if it goes down to 250 (from 300), it remains that way even in a warm room until I add more air. It seems the 50 bar just completely varnishes.

Is it normal for an airgun to leak if you put it in your car overnight and it's like 40-55 degrees? My M3 goes from 300 bar to 250 if it's inside my car in the cold overnight.

I ruined the safety allen head screw, but now my M3 is dime-size accuracy at about 40 yards. Wait until I put the crosshair on a live squirrel and see what will happen. Stay tuned...

I know how to get it back to 87-90 using a 2.5mm allen key. Was just saying I broke my allen key adjusting the safety screw.

My first regulator remains at 150 (it came that way from factory).

Okay, will try that tomorrow. When I first attempted to adjust the 2nd regulator to 95, I thought I had to screw in the safety screw (on the trigger assembly), and my ball-end 1.5mm allen-head screwdriver (the tiny ball-end) broke in the hole, so now it's stuck in there. I wonder what size is...

You mean the 2nd regulator back to 87 (90)?

There's something terribly wrong with my setup. Impact M3 22 cal. I was shooting Diablo Exact Jumbo Heavy 18.13 grains and accuracy was decent. I was using what FX gave me: Line 4, Macro Wheel 16, Micro wheel 2.6, 1st Regulator 150, 2nd regulator 87 (or you could say 90). Now, I switched...

For better knockdown power.

Got it. Thanks, guys!

FX Impact M3 here. I bought the 22 version, but I think now I want the bigger cal 25 version. I thought I read somewhere that I will only need to buy the 25 cal barrel. No need to buy a brand 25 cal gun. Is that correct?

Got it. Thanks!

Hey, I know it's somewhere here (or on the internet), but I forgot...I need to know what is the aftermarket part that secures the cocking lever after you pull it back, like you are trying to cock it, but you leave it in the open position, and if you happen to tilt the gun down, the lever slides...

My M3 does that, too. It sits anywhere between 150-180. After 5-7 shots, it will come down close to 150, but overnight, it'll go back to 180 or so. It really doesn't bother me, so I never bother to contact FX.