Impact X Tuning after break in period *with Photos*

Pellets were JSB 18.13.

For the record - the windage holdover was .5-1 mil dot depending on the gusts.

AND... thanks to all of you here - I just washed and lubed 10 tins of pellets I got from my wife for my birthday... so thanks for adding to the crazy addiction that this has already become!

FWIW - I just added a DonnyFL Sumo moderator to it last month - cut the groups size in half at 100y somehow... perhaps by stripping the turbulent air from around the pellet on exit. It did lower my POI and I had to resight, but that was to be expected with the weight.

So after some thought - just about anyone can get online and say they shot whatever group on any day - here is the proof. I got up this morning and shot one magazine - 18 shots - at a freshly painted target, 95 yards on the other side of my pond. I took the first 4 shots to guage windage (group on left) and then set the next 12 in one group. Mind you, no bags, 6-12mph winds averaging to 8 mph (see screenshot of DarkSky). Whole group (including 4 warmup shots) is 2". And yes, I stood in 60 degree water to get that shot... you're welcome.

What this isn't saying is how great a shooter I am, it is saying how great a gun this can be when properly outfitted. Lots of guns can do this - but this one is mine! Again, thanks to all on this forum for helping me get this thing honed in so well!

Thanks- I made it myself. Here is the link. 

https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/free-spinner-target-diy/#post-281156



I got the idea from these:

http://www.steelplinkers.com/Quadrant.html

Not sure if they are available for purchase or not - last I checked they were over 100$. The one I made cost 10$ And is thicker - I can shoot it with my rimfires. 

I was taking you at your word mate, no need to go standing in the water. Sounds like a good tune.

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Hah! I figured most people are honest but that one turd comment did get me to thinking about all the hype - both positive and negative about Airguns - fx in particular. I just wanted newbies to know it’s not that hard. This is my first pcp Airgun ever and it was a breeze to tune and get working well.