Quote from: robertr on October 08, 2016, 01:15:00 AM As long as the pellet fly's as true to 100 as it does to 50 a sub 1' group should be doable.Only in dead calm. 0 wind. Do you have any idea how uncommon that is? The slightest puff of wind on an 885 FPS 18 grain jsb 100 yards down range can easily move/deflect poi 1 inch, or more, to the outside of an otherwise nice grouping. Result : Instead of sub MOA you end up with ,,,,,,not even MOA.
As long as the pellet fly's as true to 100 as it does to 50 a sub 1' group should be doable.
Don't dignify it, bro. Just report to moderator.
Quigly,how many forums have you been banned from for making ugly post like that. Maybe u don't understand the purpose of this forum. Post like yours serves no purpose.
Quote from: Scalf on December 27, 2016, 12:52:24 AMQuigly,how many forums have you been banned from for making ugly post like that. Maybe u don't understand the purpose of this forum. Post like yours serves no purpose.Are you serious? Threatening ban?Look, you plainly said you didn't have a steady rest, yet were testing accuracy of an airgun.I'm thinking more along the lines that there is no way you can test absolute accuracy without a solid rest.In light of this, It certainly cannot be determined that you have a defective gun. Yet you seem to be sure that your FX is defective , and/or has a bad barrel.It's an observation, based on your own words. That's all it is.
Thanks TunedAccuracy. All is well with me. Will post results after polishing barrel.
Owned two FX rifles .... "owned" & no longer do.Too fussy, too inconsistent & pellet picky.
The FX 400 got replaced with a RAW TM-1000The FX T12 Whisper with a BSA ScorpionMuch nicer & better handling & shooting guns ... IMO
TunedAccuracy. I will figure out how to post pictures of groups when I start shooting in a couple of weeks. When the Fx500 was new it was very accurate. I mean at 25 yds one hole barely bigger than one bullet. Then after 250 shots .3 or bigger groups at 25. The barrel was full of lead. Something wrong or it would not do this. It wasn't little flakes of lead it was big pieces. Thats not right. This is a problem even if you ignore the group size. I also lost 30 fps. I chronographed it last week. Was about 905fps brand new and then went to about 875. Turned hammer spring in and got that velocity back. Chronographed 2 shots and both were 918fps. 25.39 g pellets. Not worried about that. My HM1000X also lost velocity after several hundred shots. Just cranked in hammer spring. Does this explain my concern better?
I'm sorry you are having these difficulties, but I really appreciate your posting your experience. Hope you get it all sorted out to your satisfaction. I think I have moved into the BSA camp for long guns and the Taipan Mutant camp for bullpups, at least as of today.