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Same. Still no idea what's wrong.

That's not a bad idea :) Still the gun itself has to regulate the pressure for each shot.

Yes, different manufacturers like Daystate and FX use different regulation methods with patents on different mechanism. So, I'm asking: "What's your opinion on the best technology/gun available today if accuracy/consistency/adjust-ability is the primary concern.

I'm asking a different question now, which is, what is the most consistent mechanism on the market for delivering the same velocity shot per shot for longer shot strings.

Ahh okay. And I guess my next dumb question would be, since I've not looked at the market/changes in technology in a while, what is the most consistent mechanism/setup going now? FX M3?

I've never shot slugs before. Is that something most .22 PCPs can utilize?

Yes, but how did you determine how many? Just, chrono them? Test for accuracy?

It's interesting, but .25 having more penetration vs .30 doesn't really tell me anything special. I guess if I were hunting this would be important data.

That makes sense, thank you.

In terms of competitions?

I have a .22, but I'd like to have more power, shoot further. What's the tradeoff of .30+ aside from cost of pellets? I know it's obvious, but more ftlbs, more consistent velocity for each shot, higher precision, and being able to shoot further out appeal to me. Thoughts?

I have a PCP rifle and a hand pump. Obviously velocity starts to change over many shots, so I'm wondering, what is your routine to keep it as consistent as possible? I was thinking of pumping the gun up to it's limit, then use the chronograph to document 50 shots to see where the sweet spot is...

I'm having the same issue. I created this account to respond to a user with a WTB ad. i can't start a conversation with them.