I'm an accuracy nut.
I was wondering what types of upgrades are available for this gun.
Any suggestions?
I was wondering what types of upgrades are available for this gun.
Any suggestions?
RWS 54 suggestions on upgrades?
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I tuned my 54 down using a spring for the RWS34. It shoots at about 14ft-lbs. A Google search for tuning an RWS54 gets a lot of info too.And check this link.
http://www.eddiecolwell.tzo.com/rws-54.htm
http://www.eddiecolwell.tzo.com/rws-54.htm
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I use a Williams peep sight and just ordered a front fiber optic (Firesight) for it. I also have a CCA accurized ZR scope mount for it.
Mitch
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Send it to John in PA (John Thomas) for a tune. Will come back butter smooth . Doesn't matter whch trigger . T01, 05 or 06. You will be very happy.
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Thanks for the reference. I will look into him now.
Does anyone know the accuracy I should be expecting or striving for with the 54?
I just ordered a Pelletgage for it but did not us it in the past. I have already tested at least 15 different pellets so far. I have been using 5-shot groups and I will take the average of 6-5 shot groups to compare each brand/ model of pellet. At 25 yards, most pellets average in the 1/2" area but a few are in the low .4s" and one in the high .3s"
My, what I consider to be accurate, PCPs are shotting in mid to upper .1s" with the same tins of pellets.
I have a solid bench, front and rear rests and have been shooting for accuracy in powder burners for many years. For scopes, I'm currently using a 32x Hawke on the 54 and 32x Muellers on the PCPs.
Does anyone know the accuracy I should be expecting or striving for with the 54?
I just ordered a Pelletgage for it but did not us it in the past. I have already tested at least 15 different pellets so far. I have been using 5-shot groups and I will take the average of 6-5 shot groups to compare each brand/ model of pellet. At 25 yards, most pellets average in the 1/2" area but a few are in the low .4s" and one in the high .3s"
My, what I consider to be accurate, PCPs are shotting in mid to upper .1s" with the same tins of pellets.
I have a solid bench, front and rear rests and have been shooting for accuracy in powder burners for many years. For scopes, I'm currently using a 32x Hawke on the 54 and 32x Muellers on the PCPs.
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I bought mine at New England Air Gun in Hudson Massachusetts. 978-567-6970.
i am probably going there tomorrow, if you want I can mail it to you or you can try online( 1 left as of last week). Otherwise I am going to buy it just in case.
Mitch
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