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Everything posted by barrywhite
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if you have never made bands before , I would go for tubes first . You may be fine making flat bands first but you will get failures untill you get it right . You will get failures with tubes but less they are more forgiving ,
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Help needed to chrono a rifle
barrywhite replied to Fellman Mark's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
some weight written out and about for bisley mags are wrong they state a too higher value . also a tighter pellet in the barrel will give different reading its not just weight . -
I made some much better bands for my barnett using rolyan green tube and a 80mm x 20mm homemade pouch .
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making your own is the only way to go . Rolyan orange or green bands with a constrictor not to tie on the pouch is a start or a roller cutter and a cutting mat you will also need to make some kind of jig to tie the bands to gether if you want to try flat bands . tubes are easyer to mess with just need tube and some sort of cord dont tie them to tight .
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IF you can get a scope on that gun it may shoot a little high
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Help needed to chrono a rifle
barrywhite replied to Fellman Mark's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
you may want to try different pellets before you go for a tune .JSB use soft lead I believe in their pellets I believe , also a heavyer soft lead pellet will give you more power from a PCP air gun . one extra ft lbs of power can be obtained with different pellets easy .also if your gun is unregulated not sure if it is or not , but if it is unregulated you will also get a power curve . -
Help needed to chrono a rifle
barrywhite replied to Fellman Mark's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
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I am still using TBG for 9.5 mm steel , chrono are a very usefull thing once you have got one you think how did I manage with out one before .
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i have usde the tubes also , orange and green seemed ok . I would risk trying there bands if cheap or eazy to get , but TBgold has a proven track record and some of the chinese stuff is also good (unless you have the cronofear) , but also if you as the man says in the clint eastwood film ...iz gosta know .. get some and find out . )
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you will have to learn to make your own . tube or flat its the only way
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I have messed with tapered bands did not get on with them haven't bothered to go back and try more . dont think its that big a deal straight or tapered . straight bands like tubes last a bit longer . today there is so many ways to go when I was younger the choice was square rubber 3/16 or 1/4 inch , rubber bands or old push bike inner tube . You will just have to try different things
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your bands have to match your ammo . If I use straight double 15 mm wide theraband gold I shoot 9.5 mm bb say . the band may be a little heavy but its ok . low speed of ammo or bands that are to heavy will effect accuracy .
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Realised something today .
barrywhite replied to poachers apprentice's topic in Catapult & Slingshot Hunting
I am right eye dominant and hold the frame in my right hand . What I do is I aim with my left eye by closing my right while shooting .when shooting a gun I use my right eye . -
Realised something today .
barrywhite replied to poachers apprentice's topic in Catapult & Slingshot Hunting
I am right eye dominant and hold the frame in my right hand . What I do is I aim with my left eye by closing my right while shooting .when shooting a gun I use my right eye . -
The mighty MK1 HW 80 .22
barrywhite replied to mark williams's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
I got one last year an old one used but in good conition , when I got it there was a full length square section spring in it say no more . I have since made a tight spring guide out of brass for an old colapsed hw 35 round wire spring . what I like about the hw hw80 is I have made a few power washers to get the guns power just right , it is so eazy job to do there is no preload so to take the gun apart and add or remove a wash is very easy , also I have another old hw35 spring and with not washers at all it still takes the gun over 12 ft lbs just . So god know what new spring you should put in -
http://slingshotchannel.com/band_calc.html this may help . a cheap catapult may be a problem because of strength or lack of . if you have a ballistic chronograph that will help . as a rough guide if your bands are hurting your hand after you have shot when slapping back , your bands are to strong or your ammo is to light weight .
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NO GOOD for hunting when cold , the first gun you showed at the start of this thread , is better than 99% of most co2 guns .
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they look to be a basic (fx 2000 I think it has some other names ) a good gun if its working as it should . I have read they can leak but look eazy to strip and replace o rings all pcps leak a some piont when the o rings fail over time , but all air guns have seals deteriorating over time .
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I would say your gun is fine , or it can be made to shoot fine . trying to get that gun to shoot well will help you understand whats going on . You could pay money for a gun that is supposed to be good but it could have problems , I have had problems with lots of guns , guns are often not shooting properly when first aquired , I have had some guns that are perfect and still are one is a 97k the other is a tx 200 but their seals may go soon the guns are getting older . super dome pellets are often good or ok in most guns I have had , as stated pionted pellets are no to good but ok at close ran
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light weight 177 pellets are best in 12 ft lbs guns you get you pellet speed near 800 ft per second flat fasts more like a fire arm , In my life time shooting I once killed two rabbits with one shot from a 97k the pellet went through one rabbit and killed the one next to it that I did not see . If can get a little bit more energy at the piont impact with a 177 the pellet will go through the rabbit better ect and if you are trying to shoot at a longer range with a heavy pellet you have to start lobbing shots more . tissue damage I would think will come from a distorted pellet a soft light pell
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what size steel balls would you think was best suited to a black widow out of the box . I dont have one handy to test but going from memmory I would say 12mm .what do you think the ammo that is sold with the black widow is to small I think
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just looked at the steel balls on the site that wasp direct you to , they seem to be a good price as thing stand to day
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only posted this because I just got some .66 green gzk rubber I cut four strips 15mm wide a 9 inch active length a draw of 44 inches shooting 11.5mm lead balls with power of about 13.5 ft lbs this was shot in a cool environment . I just made this catapult I dont know why catapults like this are not mentioned more . you get better power and accuracy and no hand slap . OK you cannot slip it in your pocket .My main reason for thread was the GZK bands I thought would be just the same old hype about this rubber , Its my first set of bands with this stuff it seems very good . I usually use theraband
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compound slingshot sts raptor would be great , I dont think they are made any more been trying to get one for years .