pellet fuzzy rifle ?

[m.hubbard 1]

hey all .i was just wondering if anyone could help me with a problem .i bought a bsa spitfire wks back

and i thought i had bought a dud scopes as id zero it in and say 10 seonds to the next day it would un zero its self .

so i thoughtit was the scope .but iv had the scope on a cheadp smk 12 and it's spot on and it's bin on it three days now .

i thought i over filled it so i ran it till itwas nearly empty and did a fresh refill.but no it's still does the same .

 

im just wondering if it could be pellet fussy?

heres what it's doing

i'll zero it in at 10 then twenty yards with no probs and it's spot on when it's done .

but as soon as i put it down some times it can be an hour or the next day the pellets just dont ht home there either six inch or more to the left right or lower .it bin bugging me for awhile now as iv tried evrything i can think off .##

 

the pellets iv used

ags

ellite domed

hunter

bsa intercepter

airarms

field domed

hunter pointed

 

any help would be great

 

peace.m

[SEAN3513 7]

thats a bloody tricky one mate??????????

 

seems as though youv'e thought of every thing!!!

 

i only use pellets with pellet lube.............after my last zeroing session......makes a huge difference to accuracy..........but this dosnt sound like your problem?? have you tried using a gun rest............it might be you pulling the gun slighty??

 

worth a try........rules one more thing out!!

 

regards

 

sean

[m.hubbard 1]

hay sean thanks for your time again .

 

yeah iv benched rested it and it's the same .

i use a lube thats call lt1 .it's ment to be a pro version of napair if thats how you spell it .

it's driving me crazy its just like

[SEAN3513 7]

hay sean thanks for your time again .

 

yeah iv benched rested it and it's the same .

i use a lube thats call lt1 .it's ment to be a pro version of napair if thats how you spell it .

it's driving me crazy its just like

 

 

perhaps try charging your gun to about 160/170 bar and see if that has any alteration???

 

it may be as simple as the gun working at its optimum at a certain pressure!?!?

 

other than that........some one with a little more experience may offer an explanation!!

 

sorry cant be any more help

 

regards

 

sean

[m.hubbard 1]

ivhad it at all diffrent pressures as iv got a compresser at work with a gauge and nope

nothng still does the same .

 

im just gunna send it back me thinks .

think im just gunna invet in a ultra like a was gunna in the first place .

 

i'll have to take a pic of the groups i get with smk as for a 60 pound rifle it's wicked and people slag the rabbit stopper off but at the min that works better too

[SteveieP 0]

Start with the basics

1) clean the barrel

2)check the stock screws are tight

3)Check scope mounts are screwed on tight (scope-creep could be your problem)

4)check the scopes are not moving within the mounts

5)Use the same brand of pellet ALL the time (whichever brand has given best grouping in the past), different weights, head-types & manufacturers pellets may give a different point of aim

6)Frustration can make you a twitchy bast--d. Use a bean bag & a rest & make sure you use the same hold every time, Don't exert yourself, breath slow & relax because shooting is enjoyable.

If all fails, sell me the gun for a tenner £, you go to the pub with the tenner & I'll shoot the effin' thing.

[m.hubbard 1]

he he he f**k that i'll send it bck to the shop .lol

ok iv done and check everything on your list iv ran at least 200 of each pellet throw the gun and it not the zeroing in it the holding on to it thats the problem ?

[borak 1]

he he he f**k that i'll send it bck to the shop .lol

ok iv done and check everything on your list iv ran at least 200 of each pellet throw the gun and it not the zeroing in it the holding on to it thats the problem ?

 

 

you might want to check the the pellet is not hitting the inside of the moderator or the internal baflles also check to see if the barrel is not loose most guns the barrel is only held in place by 1 or 2 grub screws

 

 

allso if its needed heres a copy of the users handbook

 

 

spitfire handbook

Edited May 22, 2008 by borak

[m.hubbard 1]

cheers for that iv not checked to see if the silencers lose .wicked everything else is tight as it was one of the first things i checked for .m

[m.hubbard 1]

cheers borak it's seemed to of sorted the rifle .as i taken the slencer off and replaced it in line and tightened the grub screw up nicley .

all seems fine now .

and thanks for the handbook.

 

.m

[borak 1]

cheers borak it's seemed to of sorted the rifle .as i taken the slencer off and replaced it in line and tightened the grub screw up nicley .

all seems fine now .

and thanks for the handbook.

 

.m

 

 

your welcom mate had a simmler thing happen to my old webly tracker the baffels in the silencer had moved and the pellets where hitting them on the way through had me puzzled for ages

[m.hubbard 1]

it's a pitty thay make so much noises with out one .it would be like taking out a shotgun .

 

atleast i can go out with the confidence that i can have a clean kill everytime i pull the trigger.

 

 

im gunna go out in the morning say check back for pics .#

cheers .m