@@justinhromek73 not sure

Thanks for commenting Mike! Will probably try 915 in a future video.

Until I get around to making a video, here is a link to the one I purchased on eBay. www.ebay.com/itm/114956562799 Thanks for commenting!

Also, no issues with it, works great!

Glad you liked it and thanks for commenting!

@jamesbowskill362 thanks for the comment!

I keep the 1st reg about 150 bar so I have plenty of room to go up and down.

Yes the second regulator controls the plenum pressure. First reg is set to 150 bar so I have plenty of room to go up and down on the second reg. Look in the description of this video for the quick tune system and dope tables.

Hey Marcus, That would be great! Please send me a message so we can exchange contact info. [email protected] Thanks and talk soon! rpw

Hey Thomas, Thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately, both versions of the Quick Tune kits are as pictured, silver gauges with black lettering. A special gauge would be cost prohibitive. Send me a message at [email protected] regarding the .30 x 600mm barrel and we can swap contact info and get that going. rpw

@AirRuna1 Awesome! Did you have a chance to use the DOPE tables yet? We're they helpful?

@ShootingWithPhil2023 yes, I did. Thank you. They are a great help.

I only had the .30 barrels for a couple of weeks, but if I had them longer I would have tried some higher pressures and higher velocities.

Awesome! Did you use the DOPE tables?

An adjustment screw is not possible because of the design of the Wildcat/Maverick. Still working on making the custom hammer weights for sale, not ready yet.

@nicksubishi22 yes, first reg at 150 bar and only resetting the 2nd reg.

So, yes and no. I see what you are saying but here are the two problems. 1) You would not be able to achieve the full 6.5mm's of range. Because you would have to take into account the thickness of the head of the screw you could never dial to "0" compression on the HS. Additionally, not sure if if the adjustment screw is aprox. 8mm long, which you would need for the full 6.5mm of total adjustment. 2) Second problem is, there is no way to mark where you are in the range with the adjustment screw. The micrometer head gives you the 650 individual, repeatable markings. So if you go from 25's to 34's you can easily get back to the ball park tune of each of those weights. Hope that answers your questions and thanks for commenting!

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 thanks for the responce .... your quick tune system makes me want to buy the maverick ... and get rid of a few of my other fx air rifles .... never been a fan of the macro/micro tuning on the fx impact ... in my opinion you have created the best (for the money) accessory for an fx air rifle ...

Yes, that was an interesting experiment. Thanks for commenting!

@tonybedingfield9085 Yes, my apologies. Please check back in 2-4 weeks.

For each pellet, you are trying to determine at what velocity it flies most accurately (smallest group). If you try to use 70 bar for all three weights you listed, the 16's might be accurate, but, the 14's and the 18's not so much. Just depends on your rifle and environmental conditions. You have to figure out where each weight is most accurate and produces the smallest group in your rifle. Once you have figured out the best pressure and HS setting for each weight, you can write it down on the tin of pellets. You will know you have a good balance between pressure and HS if you have a very low ES (single digit ES). This means the pressure and HS are in good balance and your rifle is running efficiently (efficiently means minimum waste air behind the pellet, this is why you have to back the HS off to 10-15 FPS lower then the maximum FPS). What you want to avoid is running too high a pressure for any HS setting. What will happen is that your ES will climb into double digits and eventually it will also affect your accuracy. When I got my .25 Maverick I thought I was going just set the 2nd reg @ 130 bar and be able to shoot 34's up to 930 FPS and 25's down to 870 FPS. It doesn't work like that. The 34's might get a single digit ES @ 930 FPS but when you try to shoot 25's at 870 FPS by adjusting the HS down, it really opened up to ES to 30 or greater. This is because a slight difference in plenum pressure will be magnified by a very low HS setting. Try this experiment with your rifle....Set the pressure to 115b, and try shooting the 16's at 880 FPS by backing off the HS gradually until you reach 880. What you should find is that your ES is significantly higher when you are shooting with varying time between shots. This is the magnification of small differences in plenum pressure. I came up with the Quick Tune System because I didn't know what weight I wanted to shoot. But, I wanted it to be exceptionally easy to go from one weight to another. Yes, will try to get the 21's updated on the dope table soon, but, I have to borrow Scott's barrel again.....LOL. Hope I answered most of your questions and message me again if you have any others.

Forgot, you should be able to download or print the dope table from the link.

How do you determine what velocity to start with in the tuning process? Do different pellet weights fly with more accuracy by velocity? What happens when you try to reduce the pressure in the pelham by turning the adjustment knob clockwise? Will it cause any damage?

I would start with the slowest velocity on the table and work you way up. Changing the velocity is the most common way to tune for accuracy. Yes, different weights will like different velocities. I believe FX recommends not to decrease the the plenum pressure more then 1/8 turn at a time. Fire a few times to get the reg set etc. I have found that I don't like going down in pressure when I am higher then say 90 bar (you can really feel how much torque it takes when you get to higher pressures, thus putting more wear on the reg). If you turn the reg clockwise it will put more wear on the reg components then turning them counter clockwise.

@raym2770 i think it would be very similar. What is most critical is the pressure. You should try with your Impact and let everyone know how the pressure on the table compares with your Impact on the same pressure setting.

What maxV are you getting for any specific pressure?

@raym2770 look in the description of this video. Click the link that says "dope table"

@scottg0814 thanks scott! Will be in touch soon.

Hey John, Bottle is 400CC, 230 bar. Probably could have gotten a few more shots, but, 3 mags seemed like a reasonable place to refill. probably 10 bar from going off ref.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 ahh ok. Mine normal bottle is a 380cc usually around 275bar. Just put a shorter lighter 300cc/300bar on it for carrying hunting. About ready to steal the reg out of it for my Impact! It’s far less creepy.. maybe because of the duals though. Bought a high pressure HUMA but it doesn’t work. Trying to figure it out with their tech support now.

@Aaron-us5iu i don't think it's any different then shooting pellets. Just depends on the barrel.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 do they definitely need to go 900 fps to be accurate? I’ve heard a lot about them but none of my tests are working

@@Aaron-us5iu just depends on your rifle. H&N slugs shoot pretty good with the Avenger, NSA not so much.

@MitchellRenz-eo7jg 1st reg is set to around 150Bar for most videos. I leave it at 150 so I can go up to 135 on the 2nd reg.

Ok thank you

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Those 25s should be up at 960-970 also. Honestly that's a damn near magical speed for many pellets.

Always appreciate your process. Aloha my friend 🤙

Yah, the video turned out to be pretty long...LOL! Thanks as as always for the input!

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 it happens 🤣 Pretty easy to do. Are you running a slug probe in that gun?

Glad it was helpful and thanks for commenting!

@raym2770 there is a link in the description of the video for the dope tables.

Just messing around with the 700mm barrel, didn't have time to run all the velocities. Yes, I was jumping around quite a bit. Thanks for commenting!

Thank you! Cheers!

@@bobjoatmon1993 the Avenger won't push them that fast.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 understood that your air rifle is limited BUT the point your missing is that you're test doesn't show the true potential of the slugs and makes them appear poorer than they actually are, and that should be noted to give the viewer full disclosure so they can evaluate properly.

@bobjoatmon1993 the point of the video is to show how the slugs shoot from my rifle. It's was the only rifle I had at the time.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 understood.

@albosarge6524 Some of the factory FX guys say never because lead is a natural lubricant. With other barrels more often. I'm new to airgunning sa well.😂

Hello, If you are in the UK you have to use the eBay links in the description of the video. Here are the links just in case. Maverick Quick Tune Kit - www.ebay.com/itm/256409282679 Wildcat Quick Tune Kit - www.ebay.com/itm/256525606304 Wildcat Quick Tune is out of stock until November and Maverick Quick Tune are available now. If you are interested in the hammers, I have not started to sell those yet, let me know if you are interested.

Interesting… KZbin deleted 1/2 the comment upon posting. Oh well, I’m not retyping it! Second 1/2 probably would have triggered airgunners anyway 😂

Remember, your impact has a 700mm barrel and my Wildcat has a 600mm barrel, so, your pressure should be lower then mine. If you Watch AEAC, he's a factory guy, he says to work the pressure up in accordance with the amount of FPE you are shooting. No need to shoot at 130 bar if 80 bar will do. My thought has been that the Maverick/Wildcat platforms are more simple then the Impact and probably better for someone who is new to PCP. Still have to get around to shooting the Crosman's at 100 yards @ 970. 970 is the best, correct?

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 first.. yes, try 960-970. I got a couple thousand of the Benjamin version to see if there is less fliers there and higher speeds. Barrel is shorter, but that's also could be good reason to run a higher reg and get a shorter pulse. But that's where playing around with different springs, hammer not just tension Yeah, I'm on board with the way AEAC tunes. Clearly he gets good results. But listen to his interviews of the pros, he acts ignorant to tuning which I like, because he doesn't say the answer he wants them to give like a news station. Most don't really tune the way he does. There's plenty of ways to skin a cat. Keep in mind I came from an unregulated gun. IMO those are way more difficult to tune. I was playing with different valve springs, hammer throw, hammer spring weights and tension, transfer port sizes, unregulated air, a barrel half as long, managing hammer bounce, etc.. and almost entirely without a chronograph, using a hand pump! 🤣 It's a lot to manage. Milking performance out of one of those things and get it to shoot well can be a bit of a chore. Kind of fun except the disassembling and degassing the whole gun 4-5 times a day sucked 🤣

Thanks for commenting, really appreciate the feedback!

Ok, didn't realize they are a JSB product. Thanks for letting everyone know!

@@jwate definitely! Thanks for commenting!

Not sure what you mean, but, that's probably because I did a poor job of explaining my concept:-(.........What I was trying to demonstrate is that if you are shooting at 130 bar when 80 will do, your extreme spread might be 30 FPS or more and not single digits. The 2nd regulator is the one that controls the plenum pressure. Thanks for commenting!

i am suggesting that maybe a "regman" by bigbore airgun regulator might make test you are conducting a lot easier ... i got one to try to figure out the tune for non-regulated airguns ...

@@donham512 I had to look up what the Regman was. The Wildcat I was using has a quick tune system where both the regulated pressure and the hammer spring are both easily adjusted with knobs for each. It's a cool system if you have not seen any of the previous videos.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023i did not notice that about the wildcat system ... i have be following your vid because my son has maverick 30 cal and was struggling with the tuning ... i bought him one of your quick tune kits and i am considering buying an maverick myself because it has a very large plenum

@@ShootingWithPhil2023i did not notice that about the wildcat system ... i have be following your vid because my son has maverick 30 cal and was struggling with the tuning ... i bought him one of your quick tune kits and i am considering buying an maverick myself because it has a very large plenum

@@carballada slug port for all. Look in the header for each pellet weight.

​@@ShootingWithPhil2023 Right, right, so sorry I did not see that.

Yes will get to slugs eventually. My guess is that the main variable will still be weight, so, we should be able to still use the pellet tables to get close. 34 grain slug should be very similar to a 34 grain pellet.

@@svrfx3573 very welcome and talk soon!

I know you are using a single reg setting, but, take a look at the dope tables that are now linked in the description of any of the videos. Let us know what you think.

If you fix guns then I could send it in and you would have access to a 700mm

@@svrfx3573 contact Tom @ High Pressure Pneumatics. He should be able to help you out.

@svrfx3573 just saw this second message. Are you willing to ship to indiana?

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 yes

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 yes I would

@svrfx3573 yes you can use it with a stock setup. Will be completing. 30 x 500mm dope table soon.

The tune table for the 30 cal.. im getting a wildcat 30.. where do i find you tune info please.. impressed with your video ​@ShootingWithPhil2023

Dan, Thanks for commenting and the kind words, really appreciate it! I have a .22 x 700mm and a .25 x 500 barrel on the way from a couple of kind folks. So, look for those to be filled in on the DOPE tables soon!

Nice! Shoot me an email off line and we will set it up. [email protected]

Sent you an email 👍

@@joeharrold [email protected]

Ok, I just shot that video. Will take me a few days to edit. How do you think it turned out?

@@ShootingWithPhil2023 the 80+ bar video? With stock internals I would suspect good.

@@ShootingWithPhil2023don’t most of the Pros shoot the 18 Heavy at 880? Only 10fps but I’ve seen crazier 😂

@@JohnHowerton223 yes stock internals. You'll have to wait for the results. Makes for a good comparison between Impact and Wildcat.