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Airguns by Make and Model => FX Airguns => Topic started by: YEMX on April 02, 2025, 06:57:36 AM
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Hello all, got a question for you. Can anyone confirm, one way or the other, about any kind of damage that can/has occurred due to using a tungsten hammer weight, and the other power tuning parts? I thought I read about possible stem damage? But I'm not really able to find any info about it. I just wanted to confirm. I'm interested in hearing from Impact owners, unless you have a link to a post directly talking about this particular question. TIA y'all!!
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check this out..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fwe4TPznOkA
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Interesting vid! Thanks for that!
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I have the tungsten hammer in my M3 and M4 from the get go with no issues. I do not run my airguns maxed out The M3 is a .22 shooting the 31.2 grain NSA at 1000 fps and the M4 is a .25 shooting the NSA 34.9 grain @1013 fps.
My Dynamic 600mm .22 shoots the NSA 28.5gr @ 987 fps.
I haven't had any issues with the Tungsten hammers. The hammers are the current weight not the heavier early Tungsten hammers.
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I have the tungsten hammer in my M3 and M4 from the get go with no issues. I do not run my airguns maxed out The M3 is a .22 shooting the 31.2 grain NSA at 1000 fps and the M4 is a .25 shooting the NSA 34.9 grain @1013 fps.
My Dynamic 600mm .22 shoots the NSA 28.5gr @ 987 fps.
I haven't had any issues with the Tungsten hammers. The hammers are the current weight not the heavier early Tungsten hammers.
Ah!! Excellent! While I'm not trying to MAX out my rifle, I do think the heavier hammers will help me tune the gun for this shorter .35 barrel. It's VERY good to see that there's nothing wrong with running the heavier Tungsten hammer.