There is a lot of stuff that could make accuracy poor for a springer like pellets and how your holding the gun. just wanted to know how you guys have got thru this process of how to get the most accuracy out of a springer.
Google is your friend-there is a ton of info out there. By the way, nced is 'the R9 whisperer' for those of you not familiar with his posts."harbywyatt12"what about that artillery hold that everyone is talking about
Two inches at 50 yards is 4 MOA. That isn't bad but maybe more practice reading the wind would help there. There is a thread about sorting pellets which you might want to have a look at. Once you start trying to close in on 2 MOA (1 inch) or better groups you are going to need to sort pellets most likely."harbywyatt12"i checked my screws im still getting 2-inch groups at 50 yards at best.
Where did you get those steeped posts for your side stock screws? Those are perfect!"nced"I really like that little ditty!
Here are the stock tightening specs for HW springers per HW in Germany..........
Front stock screws = 2.5 Nm is equal approximately to 22.1 in-lb, and Large trigger guard screw = 5 Nm is equal to 44.3 in-lb, and rear trigger guard screw = 2.5 Nm is equal approximately to 22.1 in-lb.
From my early years of stock screw over-tightening before "posting" I even did some silly "repairs" like this to restore the crushed wood.......
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As long as factory stock mounting torque specs are adhered to I wonder if wood compression is an issue at all, however with the following stock mods wood compression is a non-issue for me........
I go one step further by pulling in posted screw cups for the stock forearm and a steel post for the large trigger guard screws. Basically the "cups and post" gives me "metal to metal" contact after tightening the screws so there is no stock wood compression to change screw tension. Matter of fact, my stoxk forearm screws don't even have lock washers under them and they never get loose.........
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