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Imagine a mad scientist laughing maniacally while hearing blood curdling screams in the background.
That's insane Chuck! Looking forward to stretch those distances up and see what it can really do at further distances. Are you running with the original plenum volume and hammer weight? And let us know about shot count please. Regards, Manuel
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My .22 caliber streamline in walnut is the most accurate gun I own! Have a synthetic in .25 very accurate also just have not shot it very much it's my newest gun! The .22 is my go to when the starlings are around!
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Very impressive results! My Crown really likes the MKII's as well although it shoots them at 845fps. It will be interesting to see what your reg is set at. Also interesting to see what the BC is at that speed/distance. Keep us updated.
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Just for grins Chuck have you thought about trying it without a regulator and plenum (Daystate mode if you will). It would be interesting to see what kind of power and shot curve you could achieve.
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Hey jimmy, you can't since the reg has a bleeding hole to atmosphere that would be leaking all the time without that reg
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Now you've got me wondering what my 22 would do with the redesigned 25.39 monsters! I have not touched my hammer spring yet and it shoots 18s at 870 FPS and super accurate.
One thing not talked about much is, for those of us in the frozen north, we can shoot indoors on low power. I shoot one hole groups at 12 yards in my basement using the JSB 18s and a Weihrauch LDC and no one is the wiser. I get about 120 shots per fill this way!
One thing not talked about much is, for those of us in the frozen north, we can shoot indoors on low power. I shoot one hole groups at 12 yards in my basement using the JSB 18s and a Weihrauch LDC and no one is the wiser. I get about 120 shots per fill this way!
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Chuck, did you have to put a spacer under your hammer spring to get the higher FPS like the guy did in this video. But he only got 850 FPS!
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