TUNING THE FX IMPACT M4 - 3 Methods | FX Impact M4 Series pt. 5

Are you ready to master the art of tuning the FX Impact M4? In this video, I’m diving into multiple tuning methods to unlock the best performance from the FX Impact M4, covering every detail you need to know to choose the right approach for your setup. I break down each tuning method step-by-step, explaining why and how each adjustment matters to your accuracy and consistency. After each tuning, I take the FX Impact M4 to the 100m range for practical tests, showcasing the results so you can see exactly how each method impacts performance.
Whether you’re looking to achieve greater precision, increased power, or smoother consistency in your shots, this video is packed with insights on different techniques to help you find your ideal tune. Subscribe to join the journey, and discover which tuning approach will take your shooting to the next level!

[@pcpHunArg]

Congratulations for the content you share. I really appreciate this type of videos where you show realities and proof of what you do and above all so well explained from YOUR point of view. KZbin is full of people showing only excellent results and not just talking about airguns. Again congratulations and keep it up there are people like me who really appreciate your work. Greetings from Argentina

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thank you for your comment and support. I really means alot to me that my approach is appreciated 🤗

[@2L8CO]

Thank you Peter. I always get some tid-bits of information from you. I am now looking at the dynamics of each adjustment and how they play a part in the overall tune at any given velocity choice. As we can see by your examples, you can archive the same velocity with many different combinations of the 4 settings. Which would lead one to believe that there are possibly 100's if not 10's of thousands of combinations to achieve the ideal tune for a particular slug or pellet by weight. We haven't even begun to talk about the variations in manufacturing between new run's of each model airgun. Liners and barrel differences and twist rates??? An endless pursuit it is, and oh what fun!!! Thanks again 😎

[@iiimilleriii275]

Good informative video for beginning airgunners. I watched anyway just cause i like your video's ;)

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks buddy 🙂 When I get to know the gun better I will share what will hopefully be a golden ticket 😃

[@iantcroft]

Thanks for the video Peter, sorry to hear of the slight inconsistency with the M4, I think watching your excellent production and attention to detail you will get to the bottom of it. Being an M3 user, I cannot shed any light unfortunately but one thing I have noticed on my M3, is it has a sweet spot at a certain bottle pressure (~200-220 bar) where it stacks slugs. I know you have fitted the first stage reg but with the sensitivity of the valve return spring and knowing bottle pressure does make a different (for me at least) it maybe worth investigating. Try with different bottle pressures and see if that has any effect.

[@VikingAirgunner]

I will do everything I can to crack the code. So far the other tune works fine, but I do miss using the front valve adjuster and not having to consider slow and low!

[@Nedy_C]

Again very informative Peter, thank you. Your unbiased videos set you apart from the rest. What might be a nice idea for a video is not only tuning for accuracy, but also for efficient air consumption. This is achieved by using a 20% higher regulator pressure than the pressure at which you have your ideal speed. This all without losing accuracy.

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks buddy and thanks for your input 👍👍 Im actually using your suggested way of tuning in my next video. Not meant as a tuning video, but it does show that there is accuracy and low spread when using higher reg preasures. The thing about air consumption when tuning with high reg preasures is that you use less air pr shot, yes - but you loose shots by not having them available at the end of the fill. So if you compare two reg settings. 110 and 150 bar. You will have to fill earlier with the high reg 🙂 So 40 bar earlier. Overall yes it gives more shots, but not pr fill. I have been avoiding the high reg, but after producing my upcomming video I must say that it shoots really well like this 🙂

[@Nedy_C]

@@VikingAirgunner Totally agree! It is often misunderstood, but the most efficient air usage does not necessarily mean the highest shotcount per fill. As you pointed out in one of your videos, spread is important, but nothing to fixate on. Within 10 fps you are okay for accuracy. Looking forward to your next video and findings, thanks!

[@johnrichards5440]

Love your dedication in the pursuit of accuracy ,and all your content 👍👍

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks John 🙂

[@hawkslayers1]

Fantastic video thank you for sharing

[@dieseldavidson2671]

Wow I’m fairly new to the impact that your video cleared up a lot of questions .i have searched for a idea of setting of finding a good reg pressure

[@VikingAirgunner]

Im glad that you liked it. I make videos to answer as many questions as possible - and to hopefully educate so that people can find a way to answer their own questions aswell🙂 Best regards Peter

[@Zegswijze]

New toys are always nice. I am not entirely ready for the M4 yet so I just bought a second M3. With my first M3 (5,5mm) I used the advanced tuning to set it at 43J with 18gr pellets. My new one however is a 7,62mm and that one works better with the standard method to get to 94J with 44.8gr pellets. Both very moderate power levels for the respective calibers.

[@christianwiggers1739]

Tak!

[@VikingAirgunner]

Det er mig der takker - også for en god udfordring 🙂

[@aslak4008]

I am probaly a lilte late, but you made a great video demsonstrating the prosess. Even the end result maybe was not what you hoped for, just shows us your videos can be trusted. Having succes every time when changing something on a tune is not always guaranteed. A person affiliated with the manufacurer would probably had edited the video, or redone the entire video got have a guarenteed succefull outcom. Again this shows us you are honest about what you do:)

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it since my goal is exactly to show my true experiences 🙂 Since I finished this video I have been working on the advanced method and saddly it keeps giving the same results. Will keep on tweeking though 😃

[@JM10344]

You have a unique ability to gain and maintain viewers do to using .177. Thank you

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks man 🙂

[@Jean-PierreDemuynck]

Peter, dank voor het delen van uw kennis. Gtjs. vanuit Belgie.

[@FreeFloridaAirgunner]

again Peter, excellent and informative video. If memory serves me correctly, the M4 has eliminated the first regulator. For me, my Impact MKII and M3 required a few shots to "wake up" the system. I noticed your M4 initially produced the highest velocity on the first shot, then settled in for the follow-up shots. Maybe the lack of pressure control from the bottle to the shooting regulator, really needs an intermediary control regulator. Secondly, it seemed to me that the velocity of 990-995 seemed to produce the best results. Slightly faster, but sometimes just a few feet per second makes a real difference. But overall, impressed with your honest, unbiased review. Glad I've kept my M3 and MKII. But knowing you, you'll find the equation that works.

[@VikingAirgunner]

Hey buddy 🙂 FX eliminated the 1st reg on the M4, so I installed one and it seems to have a positive effect 🤗 Im working on several velocities but with such an overall inconsistant gun it is difficult to tell what really works. The M3 was much easier to work with. Sold it yesterday and the guy asked me to set it up shooting 13 gr ZAN with the standard STX Superior liner 600 mm liner. Took me perhaps 20 shots. I can assure you that Im nowhere near that with the M4. But when I sort it out and the gun becomes consistant I will be able to interpet in a much different way.

[@frandsen1964]

Rigtig god video Peter du viser og fortæller da på en måde der er til at forstå selv som nybegynder Tak for det

[@JM10344]

Thank you for doing this in .177 Great job.

[@Fprado780]

Muito legal as dicas de ajuste, ótimo vídeo!

[@SniperBrM3]

Hi Peter, congratulations on another excellent video. I’ve been picking up tips from you for a long time. If I were you, I would keep the advanced tuning and work on the velocity and the tightness of the liner lock.I wish you success. From Brazil.

[@VikingAirgunner]

I hope that I will get the advanced method to function as well as in the M3. How much torque do you use on the liner nut?

[@SniperBrM3]

@ I tighten as much as I can by hand and then give it just a small turn with the wrench and make the grouping. If it’s still not good, I give it another small turn with the wrench. I also recommend that you remove the carbon fiber tensioner kit. They didn’t work for me. I only use the barrel clamp that has the two screws and the original shroud.

[@Hawkshooter1]

Thanks for informative brother big fan from northeast India👍🏼

[@mrcostasan]

Hi Peter! Iam also a new m4 fx owner and have to say iam struggling to tune this gun properly. Your videos are very truthfull and honest , that is why i would like to congratulate you!ii have seen most of your material and would like to thank you for all your effort. A quick question : after installing 1 st reg, you believe it has improved the gun as to the consistency of the fps. If yes in what way? Does that mean that if i leave the gun overnight and after 10 initial shots the gun will give me the same velocity tuned otiginally? This is not the case for me now. Every time it fluctuates and gives me a steady, but different speed!

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks for your kind comment 🙂 It seems that the 1st reg has given the gun a push in the right direction. Now I dont have to retune it so many times from full to empty bottle. Main issue now is all the wake up shots. Takes around 15 shots. It does change in velocity but not as much. Still not the same performance as the M3 and generally not happy with the gun. It can shoot some great groups but a few shots later it will loose stability. Working on figuring it out!

[@turoceja]

Try maxing out your hammer spring and valve adjuster for what ever reg setting you desire. Once you find your max velocity, adjust your valve tell the velocity begins to drop. Then lower your hammer spring adjuster until the velocity drops too. Adjust your hammer wheel until you find your desired velocity or accuracy

[@Asolon24]

Great content thank you for taking the time to be so thorough! It’s been really helpful for me as a new FX owner to start figuring out this contraption. A couple tuning questions that hopefully you can help out with. On the advanced tune, where do you put your macro and micro adjustments? Do you center them on 8 and go from there with the front valve? When tuning what do you accept for extreme spread and standard deviation? Is a 5 shot group a big enough sample size to establish those numbers? What is your procedure if you tune to a velocity but the accuracy isn’t there? Do you go a certain fps higher and lower and start again or make minor adjustments from where you are? Thanks in advance and I look forward to seeing more!

[@VikingAirgunner]

Good questions👍 The position of the power wheel is irrelevant - see my explanaition in the video again. Spread is acceptable to a certain extend. For me 7 is the max. Fine adjustments for the right velocity/accuracy is done with small adjustments to hammer tension and the front valve adjuster. Usually accuracy lies within +/- 10 fps 👍

[@Asolon24]

Thanks so much!

[@chrisfigueroa3361]

Thanks for sharing be safe buddy 💯

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks buddy and you too 🙂 Have a great weekend 😎

[@stillair1]

Thanks for the video Peter. As you say a ten group average might be different. I'll stick with my M3, but a King might coming my way in the future.

[@VikingAirgunner]

I just sold my M3 today and I all ready miss it! The best gun that fx has produced so far.

[@peashooter950]

Yesterday i was shooting pellets,,,, yes i know a man just gotta try something new once in a while. Anyway first shooting 10.4 grain JTS dead centers i was all the way down to 56 BAR on the regulator, so as i ran out of those i put in some Monster redesigns, resulting in a 800 FPS speed. And the MRD pellets did not fly well at all at that speed, so in 2 small adjustments of the regulator i approached 900 fps and a little past that, and then the accuracy was another world ( shooting just 30 M ) BTW the end pressure for the MRD pellets 67 BAR for 907 fps, and laser like accuracy at 30 M The shot shed yesterday was just 5 deg C, so shooting tomorrow both the oven and diesel heater will be turned on, CUZ i like it hot just like my Epic Two airgun. BTW #2 like your phone holder, i have also made one but not yet remembered to bring it to the range. I have changed tweaking procedure and i now back off my hammer spring adjuster as much as i possibly can, and then i go up in speed, i use to just go from where i was and up, resulting in me often have to back wayyy off the hammer as i would hit the MAX where cocking the rifle was no longer possible. Not that many knobs on my rifle, or that is there is sort of 1 more knob but on the inside, but adjusting the hammer close time i have to take out the balanced valve in the two, and TBH i have given up touching that CUZ 1 mm in or out and things turn bad real fast. the compact version of my rifle though will probably benefit or have a higher air use as described by SUB12 airgunners. But the 700 mm big boy version i run, not bothering adjusting on that any more.

[@michaelwenckens6549]

I recently started shooting slugs (Knock Outs) out of my Crown. I found that I can get the same speed with both a high reg pressure of 160 and a low of 145 bar, but of cause with different hammer spring settings. In my case, the lower reg pressure gave the least amount of spread and tightest groups. My theory is, that every liner with whatever support it has, react different. One might vibrate less with a short high pressure burst of air, and another might "like" a longer low pressure burst to push the pellet. Peter, your front valve restrictor will alter the airflow just a little, and this may be enough to give a bigger spread. For your M3 it did the oppesite, and this may be the case for other M4's with another barrel setup (or another hammer weight, or spring rating, or.....). Fun but also frustrating.

[@VikingAirgunner]

I agree completely 🤗

[@PrecisionQuest]

Thanks for the honest video.

[@martinlowe4388]

Great video. Can us sub12ft ft people in the uk use the same tuning techniques for pellets. Bearing in mind, we have different pellet speed to keep legal. It could be an interesting video to see if the tuning works at low power. Cheers

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks man 🙂 Not being the sub 12 expert I will not say 100 % yes, but as for the balance between reg and hammer it is defenately worth trying it out. If I was to tune a gun for sub 12 this would be my approach. But if there is another specific method I dont know 🙂

[@Tobias-j7y]

My guess is that the inconsistency comes from the valve rod riding on o rings free-riding against a cone shape hole. The o ring extrudes because it is not seated against a flat surface. Every shot needs to break the rod free, wearing the o ring down and creating gunk on the valve rod. The gunk (plus the stiction) create the inconsistency (and the need for numerous warm up shots after letting the gunk sit for more than 2 minutes). FX is aware of the issue btw (even Ernest made them aware long ago), they just don’t care cause impacts sell anyway.

[@ramilrodriguez8340]

Thank you very much. Very nice.

[@JeanLucRibaud]

Bon commentaires mon Ami, les groupes sont bien pour la distance moi aussi j ai fait comme vous pour réglé mon Impact M 4. cal 6.35.👍

[@PrecisionQuest]

with my M3 and Panthera, often the lowest spread groups don't always shoot the best. Which is why we test with groups.

[@PhilipMcDonough-rw8hn]

Hi Peter,Most enjoyable video to watch and learn from you,I can understand from you're explanation the process of tuning etc but I'm curious how you know the optimum speed required etc.(975 FPS etc)is this from previous experience or is there a ballistic chart etc,I also agree with you explaining the anomalies that can occur like temperature etc,I wonder is it that you get some inconsistencies because your M3 had the second regulator allowing the rifle to be more consistent owing to the step down in pressures from cylinder to transfer port,just a thought,I am looking forward to your next offering and thanks for sharing your extreme knowledge and experience with us all,kind regards,Phil.

[@VikingAirgunner]

Hi Phil Thanks for your comment 🙂 The 975 fps is the result of lots of testing different velocities. It doesnt mean that it will be the perfect velocity tomorrow or with a 5 c change in temperature. It will shoot pretty well every day at 975, but for those perfect groups it might be +/- 10 fps 🤓 I do have the 1st stage reg installed. Made a video about it that you are welcome to check out 🙂

[@NickGled]

Nice video as usual. It will take much more to convince me to upgrade from my M3. Have you tried Zan's new "laser" like 24gr .177 slugs. Would love to see a review.

[@VikingAirgunner]

Hey buddy 🙂 I m sure that I will figure it out, but right now I really miss the M3! I have tested both 22 and 24 gr Zan and it feels like the 700 mm heavy liner is not able to fully stabilize them. 22 gr did ok - but not more than that. 24 gr was all over the place - even at 34 m. Tested them between 880 and 960 fps (if I remember correctly) bit they might be better a even slower velocity 🤔

[@NickGled]

@@VikingAirgunner Tensioned barrel I'm guessing?

[@VikingAirgunner]

@@NickGled yes. Seems more consistant. Did mount the shroud yesterday though 😃

[@NickGled]

@@VikingAirgunner For me, the tensioned barrel only seemed to accentuate harmonics and restrict accurate velocity to a narrow bandwidth.I read many thought the benefits were debatable, switched back to the shroud with Saber Tactical extended top rail and two supports and BOOM. Harmonics gone.

[@HansmSchotPrive]

Thanks again for you honest video Peter! Really informative and fun to Watch. Quick question. I own an impact M4 sniper .22 700mm superior liner.. When the gun has not been shot for a day or more it takes at least 15-20 shots to get up to the tuned speed. Which is around 930 fps for 18 gr pellets. Reg is at 100 bar quick tune at 3.5. I only added the carbon liner…do you see this “warming up” on your m3 or m4? After it reaches the speed the spread is decent.. any thoughts on how to reduce this warming? Thanks!

[@VikingAirgunner]

Unfortunately your issue is what I also battle in the M4 and I am working hard to solve the problem. In the M3 the advanced method of tuning solves the problem - at least for me it did. I have a video about on my channel that you can check out, but basically it is the same method as I show in this video. Be sure that I will share my experiences as soon as I have the solution for the slow and low in the M4 👍👍👍

[@heric.4428]

How i solved the problem of first few low velocity shots, 1.use huma 7.5gr hammer instead stock one 2.set reg pressure to no more than 122 bars 3.put hammer tension to at lest 90% 4.regulate/lower the velocity with valve tensioner if needed I can leave my M4 for a week,same velocity no warm up shots,cheers

[@HansmSchotPrive]

@ Thanks for the quick reply! Im not the only one… I’m currently trying 5.51 instead of 5.52 diameter pellets and that improves it a bit…

[@HansmSchotPrive]

@@heric.4428 Thanks! Will put it on my list for tuning possibilities!

[@Leadheadsam]

Thank you !!

[@nickch96]

Nice video as always. One question i have is what spring are you using in the front valve? The original one or the slug kit one?

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks man 🙂 Im using the standard valve return spring. Tried the one from the slug kit and it was not a match🙄

[@linx5409bhag]

Super vidéo, goog job! Avez vous encore la Panthera?

[@VikingAirgunner]

Thanks 🙂 Yes I do but it is for sale.

[@laeljon]

Great video, thanks. You added a first regulator on this gun, correct?

[@VikingAirgunner]

Yes and sorry for not mentioning it in the video 🙄 Noticed it afterwards - DOH!!!

[@stevenrowe5047]

Another great video. I was wondering if you have the first shots being slow like the mk-3. I have tried your higher velocity then turning down the front adjuster. It still takes 8 or 10 shots until it comes up to where I want it. It just don't work on my mk-3. I will keep at it. Thanks again.

[@VikingAirgunner]

On the M4 I still have slow in the first shots. Tested it today actually and it was almost up to speed in the 6th shot (-6 fps) Full recovery took 15 shots 😳 Cheep trick is to start out by increasing the power wheel by two click and the turning it down as the velocity raises. Not a perfect solution, but it beats shooting 40 fps below 🤔

[@stevenrowe5047]

@@VikingAirgunner Thank you. As a matter of fact, that is what I am doing. I just wish I new what causes that.

[@equalizour9772]

Hello :) Have you tryed, index the liner to see if the group improves, i noticed at 30:23 that you have an L/R line shot pattern on a carm day,

[@pitbull6951]

Good morning, enjoy watching your video, everything cover step by step but I have a question; let said my desire velocity is 990, I leave at 990 shooting perfect and grouping but the following day the first shot is at 975 and have to shoot it around 5 time before it go back to 990, is there is anything that can be done to avoid that?

[@VikingAirgunner]

With the knowledge I have on the M4, I have not found a suitable method to avoid the slow and low yet. With the M3 it is no problem if you use the 3rd method showed. You can also revisit the video I did on it with the M3. But I PROMISE you that I am working on the subject, bcs it really p.s me off having to deal with this issue when the "old" model did so well!

[@pitbull6951]

@@VikingAirgunner I have being working with mine for quite some time, i have even change the hammer spring which I noticed is thicker and a bit longer but still having the issue, sometime I think might need a heavier hammer weight since the plenum is bigger.

[@VikingAirgunner]

@@pitbull6951 Let me know if you find the golden ticket 😃🤗😎😜

[@chrisfigueroa3361]

I think that happens with every PCP you have to shoot a few times to get it back where you had it I don't shoot every day just the weekends so I have to dry fire about two times to get it back but my fx m3 is shoot 34 gr slugs at 1000 fps av and it has a very small leak that I cannot find i put a balloon on the end of the barrel and it filled with air so I'm thinking the value rod is not seating properly thanks for the video peter be safe guys

[@pitbull6951]

@@chrisfigueroa3361 well my M3, I leave it for weeks without shooting and when shoot its at the same speed and same zero, with the m4 the speed changed and when it go back to the speed you left off, the zero also change.

[@தமிழ்தாயகம்]

Hello sir I'm muthukumar in India ❤❤❤

[@2612junglejim]

Can you describe the mount for your chronograph? Thanks

[@VikingAirgunner]

It is a 30 mm scope mount with a carbon fiber tube. It is attached to the end of the arca swiss rail from Saber Tactical wich has a piece of picatinny at the end. Then just some rubber bands to secure the chrono 🤓 I cut different lengths of tubes for different setups.

[@jeweettoch13]

Good information! i just bought my M4 sniper last week but waiting for some parts to add on before i am going into the tuning mayhem. This video will help me out, tnx :)

[@VikingAirgunner]

Have fun buddy 😎🤗

[@kennyhurst6050]

I guess I did the pro tune on my M4 yesterday, I ended up at 999FPS and was getting pretty good groups. I went back out this morning and was shooting 1012 FPS. I'm not sure why... The spread was 15 FPS yesterday. This gun is not as consistent as my M3. Shooting H&N 34 grain slugs in .25 cal. I will say that it was shooting hole on hole at 50 yards

[@VikingAirgunner]

Exactly the same experience as I have 😪 Im working hard on finding a way to avoid this and the minute I do the video will be made 😃

[@user-lm8ql2yp9o]

Can you not use 22 cal where your at or only 177 is allowed where you are

[@VikingAirgunner]

Bigger than 177 is a nightmare here in Denmark. Permits, licences and waiting for everything. So with the results that I get with 177 Im ok🙂 Bigger calibers would be very different Im sure 🙂

[@mustafaazad6337]

What reg pressure is the best for jsb 18 gr. My desired velocity is 880-900? Impact m3 sniper version.

[@VikingAirgunner]

I cant really say. My advice is like mentioned in the video - start low at perhaps 80-90 bar and if you dont get the velocity high enough just give it a bit more preasure on the reg. Small steps like 5 at the most 🙂

[@OriginalThisAndThat]

20:30 Why breath control if you shooting gun fully supported?

[@VikingAirgunner]

Good question 👍 The gun can move anyway if the breathing/heartbeat is not calm. An interesting mathod to test this would be to run to the target and back and then try to punch in a group - not that easy 😃 I have a past in freediving, so I have a good control over my breathing/heartbeat/stress level 🙂 You can check out some of my very old videos to see what this freediving was all about - if you are interested 😃

[@OriginalThisAndThat]

@@VikingAirgunner Yea, I mean you are shooting anyways pretty much from anchored position so.. We been taught to take a shot in bottom of your breath and send it with one motion. I bet from that position your breath control most likely is causing your upper body strain which may cause 1/4 MOA right and up misses. Your left hand pulls on the moment when hammer hits and that tiny recoil comes in the play. Try to not hold the stock, but instead let the gun recoil freely. I bet you will notice difference pretty quick. Second group you shot without breath control, you shot left. Also you shot faster speeds so going over. But looks good bro. Beautiful place to shoot. Grouping might spread also because of temp, air pressure, and too high speeds together. Dense air, moisture.. Makes a big differ. You can see moisture condensating on your gun, and those slugs are not perfect so theres always a small play that aerodynamic forces are working with... You dont even want to start thinking what sudden high pressure changes are doing inside that barrel and how it changes things when humidity in the air goes increases. :)

[@robertNorris331]

What is that you got holding you crono

[@VikingAirgunner]

A 30 mm scope mount and a carbon fiber tube 🙂

[@arildharklau4280]

Hei tenker på og kjøpe en M4 .. Hvilken åpning på "luftflyten kan du anbefale , vist jeg skal skyte med regulator på 110 bar , og videre tjune kun med hammer ?? Mvh. Arild Hårklau ..

[@VikingAirgunner]

Spændende med en M4. Jeg ved ikke helt, hvad du spør om🤔 Åbning på luftflyten? Og hammer?

[@arildharklau4280]

@@VikingAirgunner Tenkte og kun tjune med hammerspring , og reg på 110 bar ..Derfor lurte jeg på om du kunne anbefale en vis ca. innstilling på Valve Adjusteren .

[@VikingAirgunner]

@@arildharklau4280 På M4 bruger jeg stort set ikke valve return adjuster. Så bare sæt den, så den ikke begrænser hastigheden. Se evt min tuningvideo om M4 🙂

[@gregwilliams5605]

Seen your grouping with M3 , don’t no why you would consider m4 so early considering no better results elseware just harsay??

[@VikingAirgunner]

Right now - me neither 😂

[@MyBuster007]

did you use a pip prob

[@VikingAirgunner]

Yes pin probe for slugs 👍

[@thomashouser2675]

I don't understand.. You stated you were tuning the velocity to 975fps but your shot group was 986-990fps??? That's quite a big difference without any explanation why it jumped up.

[@VikingAirgunner]

Hi Thomas, I explained that I was tuning for 975 but that I was finding the right velocity for the day afterwards. The right velocity for the day will shift depending on the mentioned factors, so my velocity can easily change between 960 fps and 990 fps 🙂 975 was an example. The velocity will also change with each tuning method since it changes the harmonics of the gun 🤓

[@rapalaron6348]

I like simplicity and reliability, just by the look at that "thing" i,m getting a no go feeling with all those settings and adjustments. An air gun should shoot good and be reliable straight out of the box and there is with this gun way to much to think about if shooting on long distance. Air rifles are not ment to shoot at 200 meters.

[@VikingAirgunner]

What I like about airguns is that you can find one that fitts you perfectly no matter your interest. Break barrels for plinking at 25 m in the backyard, cheap and simple pcp's that will shoot a decent group or even a pigeon at longer distances. And of cause a gun like mine that can be tuned and set up for extreme accuracy at very long range. Kinda like cars. You have a cheap small car that will get you from A to B. I have one like that. But I also love Formula 1 - and actually lots of cars in between🤗 You are of cause free to have your opinion, but I like to have a broader view. Makes the world kinda fascinating 😉