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This is impressive grouping!

Beautiful piece! The finish and fit looks excellent. Envious and though I dont have room or need for another rifle, post like these get my fingers twitching 😆

I use the same software and have not experienced what you mentioned. It could be because I am not using the wind option.

Mine creeps up 2-3 bars as well. However, for some reason, the first shot is not slow anymore. It was an issue for quite a while but the last time I tuned this gun a couple of months ago, it somehow got rid of the slow first shot. I am taking a guess here but I think the HS and regulator has hit...

Yes, give it another shot and make sure it is set forward. Use blue Loctite on the grub screws because they will become loose and slip otherwise. Good luck!

@Trampus99 It turned out to be a combination of properly aligning the probe and dialing in the right tune. That not only eliminated the random FPS drops but also resolved the low FPS issue on the first shot after the gun had sat for several hours or overnight. In my case, after correcting the...

I understand. I was not asking from OPs perspective/question. Was asking in general

Why not ask on a forum where people shoot AGs on their property most likely. Not asking for legal advice but wondering what people’s experience is shooting where they shoot.

So if one were to pick a place with the most relaxed laws, where would one purchase such land/property?

Thanks friend. I will keep that in mind the next time I set-up my targets. I have tested my first shot velocity from both by PCP's and I am very lucky to have them tuned really well. The Taipan shoots the H&N 25 grain slugs at 940fps and the FX Wildcat shoots the 44.75 grain JSB's at 895 fps...

I experienced POI shift from both of my PCP’s. Do keep in mind that I shoot from my room where temperature is rather consistent (within 68-72F). Outside temperature however is always changing and so is wind speed and direction. The target I zero my PCP’s is 45 yards from my room window. Every...

i most certainly will do that. I have tried adjusting the trigger and never got it to a point of satisfaction. It was either too light and unsafe or the second stage has creep.

Can the same be applied to my Wildcat MK3? Or they are completely different?

NRA range in Fairfax allows pellet/airguns. Also check out Izaak Walton park in Centreville. They certainly allow powder burners but is worth checking out and ask if they allows airguns as well.

You are right, thats really good at 97 yds!

If you can try the .218 head size in both weights. I get the feeling a tighter slug might get your groups to become smaller.

Thanks everyone

Is it okay to fire my FX Wildcat without a pellet while adjusting the trigger? Or am I damaging the gun because there is no pellet creating some back pressure?

That is what I would call stupid accurate!! :love:

If you scroll up to post #25, I shared a picture of my Taipan. (y)