Anyone know someone who can tune the pistol to perfection? Or know where to purchase Walther barrels for the prod?
Marauder Pistol Tune?
- Thread starter Anthony Jarvis
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Anthony, what is your idea of perfect? The P-rod is easy to tune on the user's end, a couple of hex wrenches and a chrony. Do you want 15 fpe for 20!shots or do you want 9 fpe for for 48 shots?
I bought a Marmot Militia barrel and have been quite happy with it, even using the cheap Walmart crosman premier hollow point pellets (CPHP).
I bought a Marmot Militia barrel and have been quite happy with it, even using the cheap Walmart crosman premier hollow point pellets (CPHP).
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Same pellets (CPHP) same "tune"
27 yards stock barrel
27 yards, marmot Militia barrel. 1 sighter at paper corner, then 8 shots into 2 holes.
27 yards stock barrel
27 yards, marmot Militia barrel. 1 sighter at paper corner, then 8 shots into 2 holes.
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If you can't stack 'em at only 30 yards with the gun out of the box (no extra anything), it can only be one of two things:
Wrong ammo.
You.
Wrong ammo.
You.
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The reticle on my scope is wider than the staple at 9x zoom, so I had to guess when I was lined up. Shooting g staples is my preferred target at 50 yards and in. I get bored shooting paper and my focus suffers.
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Print off some specialty targets to test your skills and to have fun. Post results with your prod make it a challenge let’s call it the prod challenge.?
http://www.newenglandairgun.com/
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Hillairgun.com they can hook you up with all the parts to do a tune.what do you want long shot count or high power?my prod is all about power but I only get 16 shots before refilling.my go to gun out to 35 yards.
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I’m definitely a power type of guy! I’m not looking to go past say 40yds maybe less. A nice backyard sniper for sparrows, squirrels and possums. Probably an occasional groundhog if fpe and accuracy are good enough
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The P-rod is at best, a 15 fpe gun. Rabbits and birds dont take a lot of power to knock down. Squirrels are pretty tough for their size. A head shot does not need as much power as body shots, but a clean kill is much preferred.
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For your stated needs anything over 600fps will be fine.
A.Z. could certainly do the work your looking for.
Dropoing down to .177 and something like a 1720T would do what you want.
John
A.Z. could certainly do the work your looking for.
Dropoing down to .177 and something like a 1720T would do what you want.
John
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Huh? What's the difference in a .22 at 15fpe and a .177 at 15fpe? (Other then the fact the .177 will likely be flatter shooting)
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i would compare the size of a 177 pellet of lead to a squirrel to a pellet the size of a walnut to a human.
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