For those with the fx power plenum

For those who shoot jsb 18gr, it is not at all necessary to buy a power plenum.

Rather it becomes counterproductive for 18 grain .22 pellets as far as accuracy is concerned

Why is that?

I think Umair is missing the fact you can run at a way lower reg pressure. I bet 100bar reg would send the 18s 900-1000. With a different big plenum i can get the 34gr heavies in .25 at 1000 if wanted at 100 on the reg.

In fact when I have to tune an Impact for extreme accuracy at long ranges, there are many combinations of HST, valve and regulator pressure that provide similar fps with a certain grain ofpellets.

At that certain fps allcombinations are not equally accurate. 

Swift and quick Pulse of air and longer but slower pulse of air make changes in accuracy of same pellets. 

When I talk about extreme accuracy I do not mean achieving hunting accuracy or a certain fps.

I prefer removing bigger plenum when I make best combination for extreme accuracy with 18 grain .22 pellets. 

Regards ,

Umair Bhaur 
 
For those who shoot jsb 18gr, it is not at all necessary to buy a power plenum.

Rather it becomes counterproductive for 18 grain .22 pellets as far as accuracy is concerned

Why is that?

I think Umair is missing the fact you can run at a way lower reg pressure. I bet 100bar reg would send the 18s 900-1000. With a different big plenum i can get the 34gr heavies in .25 at 1000 if wanted at 100 on the reg.

In fact when I have to tune an Impact for extreme accuracy at long ranges, there are many combinations of HST, valve and regulator pressure that provide similar fps with a certain grain ofpellets.

At that certain fps allcombinations are not equally accurate. 

Swift and quick Pulse of air and longer but slower pulse of air make changes in accuracy of same pellets. 

When I talk about extreme accuracy I do not mean achieving hunting accuracy or a certain fps.

I prefer removing bigger plenum when I make best combination for extreme accuracy with 18 grain .22 pellets. 

Regards ,

Umair Bhaur

Yeah i understand now
 
I just wanted to hair if any of you with fx plenum had the same isiues as me?



i just saw the airhunters new video on the fx plenum and it seems that he got one of the first kits before production and there was no hammerspring with the kit, he used the old 57mm spring.

i switched the spring and now i have the power i was looking for. 



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For those who shoot jsb 18gr, it is not at all necessary to buy a power plenum.

Rather it becomes counterproductive for 18 grain .22 pellets as far as accuracy is concerned

Why is that?

I think Umair is missing the fact you can run at a way lower reg pressure. I bet 100bar reg would send the 18s 900-1000. With a different big plenum i can get the 34gr heavies in .25 at 1000 if wanted at 100 on the reg.

In fact when I have to tune an Impact for extreme accuracy at long ranges, there are many combinations of HST, valve and regulator pressure that provide similar fps with a certain grain ofpellets.

At that certain fps allcombinations are not equally accurate. 

Swift and quick Pulse of air and longer but slower pulse of air make changes in accuracy of same pellets. 

When I talk about extreme accuracy I do not mean achieving hunting accuracy or a certain fps.

I prefer removing bigger plenum when I make best combination for extreme accuracy with 18 grain .22 pellets. 

Regards ,

Umair Bhaur

I second this statement.