Carpenter84 wrote:
I recrowned, but I only checked the bore once. But I didn't notice anything significant. I should check it again tho.
However, I still feel that unless the pellet is actually tumbling, I don't see how the bore could effect the pellet <20 yards up to 4" like leadslinger is getting. To me, that is either a really loose barrel or something to do with optics.
But... While my understanding of mechanics is relatively advanced I would like to think - I've spent a lot of years in industry operating machinery, in maintenance, and millwright - my understanding of aerodynamics and ballistics is something on the order of null... I can only approach the subject with what would seem as common sense to me.
However, I still feel that unless the pellet is actually tumbling, I don't see how the bore could effect the pellet <20 yards up to 4" like leadslinger is getting. To me, that is either a really loose barrel or something to do with optics.
But... While my understanding of mechanics is relatively advanced I would like to think - I've spent a lot of years in industry operating machinery, in maintenance, and millwright - my understanding of aerodynamics and ballistics is something on the order of null... I can only approach the subject with what would seem as common sense to me.
Okay, well it wasn't quite 4", more like 2.72".
Wasn't the scope. Guess the barrel has some wiggle. I tightened the barrel pivot bolt, And the action screws. Took about 20 ish or so round of shotgun patterning, that I could find a grip that I could repete the same over and over. Then it started to go well.
Got it down to 1.5 ish" If you don't count the flier. If I can get under one inch, I consider that a person best for springer. I'm a action pistol shooter, not really a precision person.
