Hello
I want to take expert opinion
at daystate huntsman regal xl huma regulator
What is the appropriate caliber and strength
I want to take expert opinion
at daystate huntsman regal xl huma regulator
What is the appropriate caliber and strength
hello Daystate huntsman regal xl hr
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Pending intended use .... BOTH the .177 and .22 are ideal in this platform while agreeing with not so much for a .25
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i have the unregulated regal in .22. i haven't chronied it, but the stats claim 30 fpe which i find is more than enough for what i hunt. shooting prone using a bag up front i get nickel sized groups at 50 yards. this weekend i'm going to do a lot of shooting with it at various distances from a proper bench, testing pellets, chronying, and stretching it out to 100 yards just for snicks.
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Does the length of the barrel help in shooting at lang range
And does it have a problom with the huma regulator
And does it have a problom with the huma regulator
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It all it tied to Regulation set point pressure and available air within the plenum for the actual shot.
Longer barrels generally allow more speed, tho if you don't have the plenum volume to keep supplying air to drive a pellet faster it simply won't !
Huntsmen ARE NOT a magnum PCP and simply don't have the air volume in Storage or Plenum to become one. Valves internal specs are also modest at best for such demands.
IMO ... A .22 cal regulated Huntsman is a 26-28 ft lb rifle and best left right there. If that power range is NOT something you can accept and live with .. buy something else.
JMO ...
Scott S
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befor verification of its characteristics
I found something that didn't enter my mind
in 22 caliber and 40ft/lbs give you
15 shot
At 25 caliber and with the same force give you 25 shot
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