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All Springer/NP/PCP Air Gun Discussion General => Air Gun Gate => Topic started by: Joncooper on January 25, 2015, 03:42:01 PM
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I took the opportunity of some sunny warm weather to croney a few of my guns , So I thought Id share them with you guys.
All pellets were JSB . five shot strings.
BSA R510 .22 AA S510 .22 Hatsan Galation QE .22 AA TX MK3 .177
13.43G 18.13G 25.39G Ditto weights Ditto weights 7.33G 8.4G 10.34G
(AA pellets)
927.2 842.6 725.1 933.1 862.6 717.2 1001.3 932.8 810.8 860.7 816.7 750.7
929.7 843.7 727.6 937.1 867.3 742.4 1002.4 944.8 807.3 869.9 815.8 744.2
924.3 847.6 731.0 950.3 860.5 738.6 1002.5 921.3 802.5 866.6 801.8 741.8
920.1 846.3 724.7 952.1 868.5 741.3 1002.4 916.4 797.4 864.6 813.7 748.1
912.6 847.2 720.3 961.9 861.6 747.5 1002.8 918.3 795.6 862.0 806.5 744.8
What I liked about It was all four rifles were very consistent in power . We all know about the accuracy of The BSA and the S510 , they are also very close in power I was surprised how consistent the S510 was considering It doesn't have a regulator fitted . So If your looking at buying either of these rifles I wouldn't figure the regulator in the BSA as being a big factor . The Hatsan Is just a tank of a rifle It was nice to see how close those # were last couple of shots It was down to about 75bar so not to shabby . And last but not least the TX200 lol what else can you say about this rifle the # speak for them selves .
Im not a tuner never tuned an air gun In my life , but Im thinking why would I consider getting a tune for the TX as It shoots atm , plus Its very accurate , the gun Is fairly new and probably just broken in , So what do you guys think with the # on the TX ? would a tune make much of a difference?
Hope all this makes sense to you guys . :o
Happy shooting 8)