.22 Caliber Hw100Kt Group

[villaman 9,982]

Hi Skot

Rws superfields are good with AA field, AA Hunter, H&N , Daystate li But the best in mine is Falcon accuracy plus giving a reading of 615-622 fps

and fly's flat and good at range, the hunters are very good at range as well.

 

ATB ,Mitch

[zini 1,939]

Hi Scott,

 

A PCP doesn't need a bed in time and amount of pellets like a springer mate.

 

You just find the best pellet for the barrel and off you go.

 

Its best to pull the barrel through though from new to remove any grease from the manufacture process and wipe any excess grease off the action.

 

You will see a slight difference in power as the weather gets warmer or colder mate.

 

If your lucky your .22 will like a light pellet. Mine doesn't like the lighter ones as much as the heavier one.

 

Thats a problem for HFT but very useful for hunting.

[topshot26 30]

not getting better than that

[Daz 7 563]

Mine was Brand New Skot at the Meet just over a week old

I only zeroed it Thursday then at the Meet for Friday

The Best 3 pellets in Mine were Falcon accuracy, in 3rd, Air Arms Field in 2nd, JSB Exact in first for Best all round pellet.

and i came second in the HFT .22 class with a brand new gun, Now that i've got to grips with the smaller .22 cal,

Coming from the .25 cal i hope to do better at the next meet, If i can avoid Drinking with Davy t that is

 

atvb Daz 7.

Edited July 28, 2013 by Daz 7

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

Cheers guys. Looks like i need some falcon AP -What weight are they?- and some AA and jsbs to try.

[stealthy1 3,964]

Good groups

[Daz 7 563]

13.4 gr i think Skot but below 45 yards the JSB 's were just miles better

and out at yards there wasn't much in it.

 

atvb Daz 7 .

[villaman 9,982]

Weight for the Falcons are 13.3gr and very consistent weight

[Phantom 631]

Hi Scott,

 

A PCP doesn't need a bed in time and amount of pellets like a springer mate.

 

You just find the best pellet for the barrel and off you go.

 

Its best to pull the barrel through though from new to remove any grease from the manufacture process and wipe any excess grease off the action.

 

You will see a slight difference in power as the weather gets warmer or colder mate.

 

If your lucky your .22 will like a light pellet. Mine doesn't like the lighter ones as much as the heavier one.

 

Thats a problem for HFT but very useful for hunting.

 

Good advice as you would expect from Si

Only thing I would elaborate upon Scott, is that Springers like a lighter pellet, where as PCP's (as Si has touched upon) tend to preffer heavier pellets.

 

Tony