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Airguns by Make and Model => Feinwerkbau => Topic started by: Bryan Heimann on July 21, 2013, 07:10:43 PM
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These army first four ten shot groups with the FWB 65. Target was exactly ten yards from the muzzle. After the first group, I adjusted one click right. After the second, I adjusted two more clicks right. After the third, I adjusted 4 clicks up, and after the fourth I decided it was zeroed good enough for now. When I was shooting the fourth group, the black background of my pellet trap was in my sight picture and made it diffucult for me to get proper sight alignment, and I think that is why my spread was more horizontal. Also, I turned off the ceiling fan for the fourth group. I don't know if that is why, but the vertical spread was a little better. At ten yards, the .5" bull was barely visible, just a fuzzy black dot. I am resting the pistol on a winchester rifle bag, shooting with open sights. The ammo I used was 7.4 grain Crosman pointed pellets. The only other .177 ammo I have are 10.5 grain domes, I figured it would be better to use the lighter pointed ammo. I may need to try some better ammo, and a bigger target. groups range from about 1" to 1.5". Here are the results:
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was that recoiless, or did you have the action locked down?
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Recoilless
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You will get better. Get some good wadcutter (H&N) pellets. The expensive ones. Good luck.
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I shot another off hand and got about the same results, so i took a closer look at the pistol and I realized that the trigger adjustment, which slides with the top half of the pistol, is in contact with the rest. I will shoot some more just resting the grip of the pistol on the ground and see what happens.