Karl arms

[dogone]

I have a.22 cal Karl. Springer/break barrel. The only pellet I have tried patterned like a shot gun. I will try others but am wondering if these guns are just cheap ****.

[scarecrow243]

if you mean kral air rifles they make good pcp air rifles so i think their spring guns should be fine every gun likes different pellets

[oldypigeonpopper]

Hello, Give the barrel a good clean and try Superdomes, They are the go to pellets for most foreign spring air rifles

Edited November 7 by oldypigeonpopper

[Trumpetier]

As with most springers, practice is required. Springers can be frustrating at times, but also very rewarding. You may need to try many types of pellets also, till you find which one your rifle prefers.

[manthing]

Do you shoot springers much.

It's all about consistency and keeping up the use. 

I'm just back this year on rifle shooting after a couple of years out, and my grouping used to be 5 shot in a 20mm group, it's 5 in 40mm until I get my eye and consistency back in. 

Practice, and more practice and find a pellet it likes. When testing pellets run 40-50 down to lead the barrel and then shoot 5 shot groups. Don't chase zero as a gun will never zero with a pellet it doesn't like. You looking for good groups first so as long as the pellets hit your target when you aim at the bull let it be

Once you've found a pellet it likes, zero it, again with 5 shot groups then adjust. 

You may think that's a lot of faffing about but the more you shoot it the better you'll get.

Practice and consistency are key with springers, also check out "The Artillery  Hold" on tubeyou.

Good luck and enjoy.