Inconsistency

[Guest buster321c]

alright buster what type of target are you aiming at cuz i tend to check zero at about 20 mtrs by shooting at a piece of board and see where pellet hits in relation to the cross hair and then if it lands smack on the cross hair i then put say another couple of pellets aiming at the first pellet hole to see if i get a nice grouping ,i prefer this to aiming at the paper tagets with a picture of a rabbit or summet ,i find this very accurate and i like to lean on a chair with me thick winter jacket under the gun as it makes a nice stable platform ,hope this helps OH and what do you call a full charge as i charge my s410 to about 180 which i read was more consistant than wacking it up to 200 ...

 

 

 

Alright mate , i use, 4 , one inch square steel plates as a rule , and set them at 10 20 30 40 yds , but its a bit of a wild spray at the minute , so ive been using house bricks tonight , at the most its been 2 1/2 inch groups . I had made sure i had a steady grip / rest for the gun and it was a consistent shot , so at the minute ive drawn a blank mate .

[Guest Scuba1]

Have a stiff drink and then try again

 

ATB

 

Michael

[lost scouse 46]

scuba thought there might of been tech stuff like mass v pressure v anal tension you ve let me down

[Guest Scuba1]

scuba thought there might of been tech stuff like mass v pressure v anal tension you ve let me down

 

I just thought that a stiff drink would ease the anal pressure and he would A: not care as much that his groups are not as tight as usual and B: he would be a bit more relaxed, when I get into the technical stuff. :tongue2:

 

ATB

 

Michael

[Grim Reaper 1]

I`ll have another zero session , i suppose it might help if someone else does it , then i can rule out human error , so come on , who`s near me ????

 

 

Awwww Craig , old buddy . . . . . If only we were situated a bit closer, huh?

 

 

I'd soon have that old girl driving tacks in for you at them ranges pal

 

 

 

 

Regards,

Grim.

Edited July 6, 2009 by Grim Reaper

[davyt63 1,845]

hi buster

if you say you have been stressed lately then you may have some frustration creeping in as well, and if you get wound up, your better of leaving it alone for a few days until you feel a bit more relaxed. there is nothing worse!! than trying to hit tight groups at those ranges when stressed!have you checked your barrel if it has came loose some how,

{ it happened to me last week }

the sweet point on my AAS410 is between 160bar to 105bar would this be fair to say that your AA would be about the same? also try AA field's they are pretty consistent have you a bi-pod if so use it!other than an overall check mate I'm not to sure.have you tried AAOC technical section they may be able to help

 

maybe a new set of eyes

 

regards

 

 

davy

[stealthy1 3,964]

If its an S410 then its always been like that, scrap it and get yourself a HW100T

[ellir0305 9]

If its an S410 then its always been like that, scrap it and get yourself a HW100T

 

not this agian

 

does that hw100 have a lighter cheaper brother???

[stealthy1 3,964]

If its an S410 then its always been like that, scrap it and get yourself a HW100T

 

not this agian

 

does that hw100 have a lighter cheaper brother???

 

 

The extra weight is called quality

[ellir0305 9]

If its an S410 then its always been like that, scrap it and get yourself a HW100T

 

not this agian

 

does that hw100 have a lighter cheaper brother???

 

 

The extra weight is called quality

 

 

i have to admit being a weihrauch owner myself, but i sometimes which it was made of helium

[Guest Scuba1]

The extra weight is called quality

 

Nope, the extra weight is called " Bloody heavy"

 

ATB

 

Michael

[Guest buster321c]

hi buster

if you say you have been stressed lately then you may have some frustration creeping in as well, and if you get wound up, your better of leaving it alone for a few days until you feel a bit more relaxed. there is nothing worse!! than trying to hit tight groups at those ranges when stressed!have you checked your barrel if it has came loose some how,

{ it happened to me last week }

the sweet point on my AAS410 is between 160bar to 105bar would this be fair to say that your AA would be about the same? also try AA field's they are pretty consistent have you a bi-pod if so use it!other than an overall check mate I'm not to sure.have you tried AAOC technical section they may be able to help

 

maybe a new set of eyes

 

regards

 

 

davy

 

 

Hiya pal , forgot to say , i did check the barrel , moderator , barrel band , generally anything that could go wrong. As for the sweet spot , ye , its about the same mate , and ive been using a bean bag to shoot from . I`ll try again in a few days , maybe with some different pellets , Cheers mate .

 

 

 

 

Grim , your a good un , cheers pal

 

 

 

Thanks for the help guys , all taken on board

[stealthy1 3,964]

Maybe your sights have had a knock, I know my Mrs would'nt tell me if she knocked by gun over, but guilt would see her chip in for a new set

[nasher1 258]

As a rule I find RWS Superdomes are sh*t in AA400/410s try some AAfields or mozzies and perhaps the barrel needs cleaning I had a similar experience with mine and gave the barrel a good pull through and was back to happy days.

[Portland_Jon 0]

I have a similar problem with my Gladi8or, I have fitted a LW match barrel and now I can only use Accupell's as anything else give the same problem as you have. Try it without your silencer fitted just in case but if your gun is .177 then this unlikely to be the problem. It would be worth checking the breech for dirt or burrs and change the O-rings on your bolt.

 

Cheers

 

Jon