Jsb .25 34gr @905 fps
100 shots before velocity drops (80 on reg, 20 off)
5 shot and 3 shot group at 100 yards
custom brocock magnum sniper
the covered holes were different pellets I was trying
Leave it alone? You tell me!
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Jsb .25 34gr @905 fps
100 shots before velocity drops (80 on reg, 20 off)
5 shot and 3 shot group at 100 yards
custom brocock magnum sniper
the covered holes were different pellets I was trying
.....toss it in the bin and start over......seriously,is that a question - superb shooting both man and machine....show off
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Do a search for title “Brocock power! “ his original post, a picture is worth a thousand....
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I do shoot f-class occasionally and I gotta tell ya tuning these things for 100 yards is harder than tuning a firearm for 1000 yards. This is so much more fun, rewarding and challenging. Plus, I dont see any hoarding of pellets causing price gouging which is awesome too! This is my first pcp and what a learning curve its been! Tons of great info on this site and gateway. Ive been lurking on here for about a year before I picked a rifle to mod and what a great group of knowlegable people on here. So a big thanks to all of you!
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My sincere suggestion is to keep practicing! Eventually you will get to where I am now. Still...not bad results for a "beginner".
The next step for me, once I got to the accuracy I wanted at 100 yards, was hitting the gnat in the head, when he flew past the bullseye! Any fool can nail one at 100 yards, if it's just sitting on the bullseye! It takes a steady hand to get them on the fly, especially if you are using a dog to flush them.
Best regards,
Kindly 'Ol Uncle Hoot
The next step for me, once I got to the accuracy I wanted at 100 yards, was hitting the gnat in the head, when he flew past the bullseye! Any fool can nail one at 100 yards, if it's just sitting on the bullseye! It takes a steady hand to get them on the fly, especially if you are using a dog to flush them.
Best regards,
Kindly 'Ol Uncle Hoot
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Do you seriously expect us to believe you might hesitate to change or upgrade further when/if you think it might improve your rig? I ain't buyin' it. 
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Will do! Im suprised at the hold sensitivity these airguns have. It certainly liked the bipod vs a rounded bag on the bottle ( bald eagle f class rest). This group was no rear bag as well. Tight cheek weld and snug on my shoulder doubles those groups. A light grip and cheekweld puts them right there. I’ll see how it does with a rear bag next.
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Do you seriously expect us to believe you might hesitate to change or upgrade further when/if you think it might improve your rig? I ain't buyin' it.
Hey theres room inbetween those holes! Haha
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Yur done tuning, just shooting now! Incredible groups for certain. I imagine you will be even more steady using a rear bag, can’t wait to see more pics of groups. Great shooting!
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