I would appreciate a (recipe) settings for my M3 so I can shoot slugs without spending lots of time doing the trial and error. I have a stock .25 cal M3 with 700mm barrel. really dont want to change barrels or mess with hammers etc. I simply want to re-set the regulators, and if necessary re dial the macro and micro wheel and adjust the valve setting and shoot whatever slug you recommend. Thank you
FX M3 25 Cal. recipe?
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With no information about the slugs you want to shoot it would be impossible to even start on a tune.
I don't spoon feed, you have to select slugs and speeds, what you have available in your area and any restrictions you may have.
With no information about the slugs you want to shoot it would be impossible to even start on a tune.
I don't spoon feed, you have to select slugs and speeds, what you have available in your area and any restrictions you may have.
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yeah,
not the kind of thing you can just spin the wheels to someone elses numbers
even though fx makes it sound like its that easy lol
now for pellets it could get you to a starting point that may shoot halfway decent,
but if you want to shoot slugs,
or shoot pellets with ultimate accuracy,
youll have to put the time in..... sad but true brother
not the kind of thing you can just spin the wheels to someone elses numbers
even though fx makes it sound like its that easy lol
now for pellets it could get you to a starting point that may shoot halfway decent,
but if you want to shoot slugs,
or shoot pellets with ultimate accuracy,
youll have to put the time in..... sad but true brother
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thank you, just what i was asking for. Im also shooting NSA, they are within 30 miles of me. If you have a shot group with the above set up at 50 or 100 yards I would appreciate a picture, thanks again
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This is how I have been shooting the 36.2gr for 3 years
I don't have a picture of any groups but they do shoot MOA or less.
They are accurate enough to consistently take prairie dogs out to 200 yards.
I don't have a picture of any groups but they do shoot MOA or less.
They are accurate enough to consistently take prairie dogs out to 200 yards.
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First reg 175 ish
Second reg 140 ish
Macro 8
Micro 3 ish ( +\- a click or two)
Front power valve to line 4
Shooting NSA 43.5 grainers at 850 fps.
Power, accuracy, and air consumption good enough for me. I am still working on my shooting capabilities. I am not an expert by any means. Hope this helps.
Second reg 140 ish
Macro 8
Micro 3 ish ( +\- a click or two)
Front power valve to line 4
Shooting NSA 43.5 grainers at 850 fps.
Power, accuracy, and air consumption good enough for me. I am still working on my shooting capabilities. I am not an expert by any means. Hope this helps.
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There is a recipe one needs to follow. Just putting some others tune into your fx will not work. Start at a beginning base line work up which means shooting quite a few slugs. Work past what you want to be at, (about 30 bar)then tune down. When you hear a nice crisp sound and everything is working properly and your getting dime sized groups. Stop.
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