I can hit my 2 inch at about 20 yards no problem. as soon as i step it out to 25... I can't tell where the darn pellet is going. I'm guessing if i set the scope up right, its going high but i can't figure it out. Should I just move to a PCP for better predictability? or try a bit more on this gun?
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Crossman Phantom 1000 with BSA Scope set up (wrong rings)
- Thread starter shinobi3432
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Don't give up so easily. I suggest a bigger target to help you figure out the POI (Point of Impact). Then adjust your scope (or shim the rings) accordingly.
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I have the Phantom in .22cal. It's accurate out to 30-35 yards once you find the pellet it likes. Make sure you locktite your stock screws and I go far as using it on the screws on my rings as well on break barrels. Make sure you use the same hold every time cuz break barrels are very hold sensitive. Also, Do what Micheal suggested. Bigger target to see where your shooting. Hope that helps ya some.
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