Any idea why .22 is lower bar than others on m3?

[_walter_]

Strange thar 22 is so much lower than the others especially 177. Anybody understand the reasoning behind this? Almost seems like a typo lol

 

[EDventure]

I'm guessing because of the lighter hammer weight and spring.

 

[_walter_]

I'm guessing because of the lighter hammer weight and spring.

That’s exclusive to 22 only and no other caliber? Everything else goes up lol

 

[Metalmaniac]

My guess would be surface area to weight ratio since you want to keep the pellet at a certain speed for stability. For a drag stabilized diabolo pellet.

 

[EDventure]

That’s exclusive to 22 only and no other caliber? Everything else goes up lol

Sorry for the confusion, the hammer and spring are lighter on the .177 which is why it requires more pressure.

 

[Airgunmann]

I think they have the .177 and .22 switched around 90 sounds more like what I've read from other people's tunes

 

[DanT55]

Transfer port size due to barrel diameter for .177 is smaller so the pellet doesn't fall thru and will need more pressure to hit target V as a result.

 

[MongooseV8]

Transfer port size due to barrel diameter for .177 is smaller so the pellet doesn't fall thru and will need more pressure to hit target V as a result.

They are pretty itty bitty arent they lol. Makes sense though

 

[DanT55]

Yep, same issue with my Leshy 1. Changed calibers from 25 to 177 but had to run reg around 120 to get velocity due to the step down in the barrel vs transfer port.