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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 4:33 pm |
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| mtsheron |
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Well I have been trying to break in two things on this new gun, the GRTIII trigger and the barrel with enough rounds to settle it in and the piston. I have put 500 + H&N as well as JSB Heavys down the barrel to break it in. I am going to replace the scope with a much better one so the included one has to do for now. That is why I only shot at 10 meters which is nothing for air rifles. I like to dial mine in at 20-25 yards for all purpose shooting. After getting the trigger finally adjusted to feel the 2nd stage right before firing has made this rifle a keeper. The stock trigger is barely tolerable in my book. So after all that I was able to send the H&N Field Target Trophys to a .482" and .492" grouping with 5 shot strings. I need to get it chronied at the muzzle to get some numbers. Plan on measuring trigger pull and decibel level too and posting once I get a chance.
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_________________ Past guns- RWS model 34 Maccari tuned .177; Career Infinity .25 caliber; Career 300 .22 caliber; Current- Benjamin Trail NP .22 caliber(Sold); Beeman HW97K .22 |
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 7:59 pm |
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| Big Ern |
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Looks like a good shooter. You will love that rifle once you get used to it.
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