People have posted on here about bad liners. I know my impact from Spaw didn’t pass his testing and had to order a new liner before he sent it out to me.
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FX Impact newbie needs help with inconsistency out of my brand new MKII
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Always check for mod clipping first, when you have very bad accuracy. It is a known issue with some FX Impacts.
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Don't know if you found your solutions but I had the same problem. One thing I was doing wrong was lightly touching the barrel with my thumb while mainly supporting the bottle. That really screwed up the harmonics. It took me a while to realize what I was doing.
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It is not fair to pay 2000 dollars for a rifle that has to be sent back to the store, I gave a last opportunity to fx and bought the impact mk2, one of the improvements that were announced were better gauges and precisely the front manometer exploded almost on my face and of the regulator gauge, when compared to a WIKA gauge, it was reading 20bar under, the C3 bumper destroyed, the regulator was creeping (set it to 135bar and nex day it was at 145bar) , fixed a leak and another appeared ..... the most curious of all is that I exposed my bad experience on instagram and many people wrote to me saying that "finally someone was talking about those defects", as if it were a sin to give a point of view, honestly I am on the customer's side, I am one more customer and I demand quality products for which I work hard to buy. the message is simply to send all this to the manufacturers so that they can make corrections and everyone can continue enjoying this sport
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Wow guys, even a Toyota camera has a lemon here and there. This is a very high performance machine and with that even a little bit off you can tell. Hope OP got his problem fixed already.
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fx impact is not like other airgun
it has a lot of things affecting the accuracy ( pellet probe pin tightness - valve adjustment - hammer adjustment - reg pressure - leaks )
those are the common issues
so if i were u i would take it to an expert then figure out whats going on
also u need a chronograph with this type of airguns
it has a lot of things affecting the accuracy ( pellet probe pin tightness - valve adjustment - hammer adjustment - reg pressure - leaks )
those are the common issues
so if i were u i would take it to an expert then figure out whats going on
also u need a chronograph with this type of airguns
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Clean the barrel...if you see a lot of lead fowling (like I did) give the barrel a nice polishing with some diamond paste. I used 5 micron then 3.5, I now have a laser. Cant be sure it will help you but it won't hurt, plus you won't need to clean as often. I was seeing groups all over the place, after cleaning and a little tuning I get this at 50 yards using 18grain JSB's .22
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Clean the barrel...if you see a lot of lead fowling (like I did) give the barrel a nice polishing with some diamond paste. I used 5 micron then 3.5, I now have a laser. Cant be sure it will help you but it won't hurt, plus you won't need to clean as often. I was seeing groups all over the place, after cleaning and a little tuning I get this at 50 yards using 18grain JSB's .22
Sounds Like you own a Wiked Edge Sharping System. Diamond past 5 micron and 3.5 for your strops. Balsa or leather?
Ask me how I know....
Eamon
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Clean the barrel...if you see a lot of lead fowling (like I did) give the barrel a nice polishing with some diamond paste. I used 5 micron then 3.5, I now have a laser. Cant be sure it will help you but it won't hurt, plus you won't need to clean as often. I was seeing groups all over the place, after cleaning and a little tuning I get this at 50 yards using 18grain JSB's .22
Sounds Like you own a Wiked Edge Sharping System. Diamond past 5 micron and 3.5 for your strops. Balsa or leather?
Ask me how I know....
Eamon
LOL yes I do!!! I use leather, BUT I stripped the factory leather and put horses butt on it..Great product!!
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