Hello airguners,
Im new to the community and really happy to have such a plattform to share experience about FAC Airguns. I started with shooting 20 years ago but mainly with firearms.
High power airgunning is a new field for me. My equippment is a .22 FX Impact M3 with heavy superior liner, carbon fiber sleeve and tensioned liner system from Huma Air.
Actually Im using 30grs H&N Slugs with 13mm center to center accuracy on 50m @ 295 m/s.
Next test was to make shots on 100m. I was really surprised that the accuracy gone lost with a lot of flyers (70-80cm spread).
The shooting range is till 50m indoor and leading the last 50m into a channel. There is quite a big temperature difference. Up to 50m there are around 25°C, the last 50m to 100m (in the channel) is much lower around 15-17°C. Does sombody have experience with such conditions? Could this have an negative impact on accuracy?
For your support and answers thanks in advance.
regards from Germany
Markus
Im new to the community and really happy to have such a plattform to share experience about FAC Airguns. I started with shooting 20 years ago but mainly with firearms.
High power airgunning is a new field for me. My equippment is a .22 FX Impact M3 with heavy superior liner, carbon fiber sleeve and tensioned liner system from Huma Air.
Actually Im using 30grs H&N Slugs with 13mm center to center accuracy on 50m @ 295 m/s.
Next test was to make shots on 100m. I was really surprised that the accuracy gone lost with a lot of flyers (70-80cm spread).
The shooting range is till 50m indoor and leading the last 50m into a channel. There is quite a big temperature difference. Up to 50m there are around 25°C, the last 50m to 100m (in the channel) is much lower around 15-17°C. Does sombody have experience with such conditions? Could this have an negative impact on accuracy?
For your support and answers thanks in advance.
regards from Germany
Markus
