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Well here goes , another 2nd hand PW purchase …. if you read about the hawke scope that didn’t go well. 

just had delivered a almost new condition norica dark bull , regulated PCP in .22 

Cleaned the barrel , Pumped it upto its max 250 ready to do some pellet testing.

put around 20 shots through it .
seemed Impossible to zero .
got my fx chronograph and bellow are my findings . (I no the chronograph is good , brought my regulated ultra out to double check ) 


seems like the first couple of shots per mag are low power then it creeps up and then is a bit all over the place .
Then when you reload the mag the process starts again 

I’m around 100 shots in tonight . Second fill of air  , Iv given up on pellet testing and just seeing if different air pressures in the gun and different hammer spring tensions changes anything or make it more consistent  ….. it doesn’t . (I no it went above legal limits that wasn’t my intention ) like I say it was a testing different tensions . But it still did the same dance ? 

Any suggestions? 

many thanks SS 🐿️

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depending how long the gun has sat without being used regulators can seize up  i have found that most regulated guns need too be dry fired a few times once they are topped up with air as the power level is low then climbs  i would get a set of seals and strip it down and give it a good clean or return it to the seller if they said it was in perfect working order

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1 hour ago, secret-squirrel said:

just had delivered a almost new condition norica dark bull , regulated PCP in .22 

Never even heard of them??

As above, if it was from a shop I'd send it back, not sure how easily you can adjust the power but it could get you in trouble. 

1 hour ago, secret-squirrel said:

just had delivered a almost new condition norica dark bull , regulated PCP in .22 

Never even heard of them??

As above, if it was from a shop I'd send it back, not sure how easily you can adjust the power but it could get you in trouble. 

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9 hours ago, Mice! said:

Never even heard of them??

As above, if it was from a shop I'd send it back, not sure how easily you can adjust the power but it could get you in trouble. 

Never even heard of them??

As above, if it was from a shop I'd send it back, not sure how easily you can adjust the power but it could get you in trouble. 

Unfortunately not from a shop from an another members friend.
it’s a £1000 gun new .

I think roughly 4 years old.  And hammer spring has a screwdriver slot in it so very easy to adjust . 
ss

9 hours ago, scarecrow243 said:

depending how long the gun has sat without being used regulators can seize up  i have found that most regulated guns need too be dry fired a few times once they are topped up with air as the power level is low then climbs  i would get a set of seals and strip it down and give it a good clean or return it to the seller if they said it was in perfect working order

 i think your correct about lack of use . Ratworks told me dry fire my pcp 10 times every couple of weeks to keep it in good order . 
Seller never said it was in perfect working order as it wasn’t actually his gun . Selling on behalf of a friend . 
 

I was hoping it was just going to fix itself the more shots that went through it . But that happened 

SS 🐿️

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3 minutes ago, secret-squirrel said:

Unfortunately not from a shop from an another members friend.
it’s a £1000 gun new .

I think roughly 4 years old.  And hammer spring has a screwdriver slot in it so very easy to adjust . 
ss

 i think your correct about lack of use . Ratworks told me dry fire my pcp 10 times every couple of weeks to keep it in good order . 
Seller never said it was in perfect working order as it wasn’t actually his gun . Selling on behalf of a friend . 
 

I was hoping it was just going to fix itself the more shots that went through it . But that happened 

SS 🐿️

Hello, Then why did you buy it ?? You could have bought a brand new PCP with a Warranty, Get your money back or take a hit and get it repaired, It will not fix itself as you put it

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14 minutes ago, secret-squirrel said:

Seller never said it was in perfect working order as it wasn’t actually his gun . Selling on behalf of a friend . 

I get it sent to the Logun-ator then mate, it'll be better than new 👍

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3 minutes ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, Then why did you buy it ?? You could have bought a brand new PCP with a Warranty, Get your money back or take a hit and get it repaired, It will not fix itself as you put it

 What do you mean why did I buy it ? 
why do we buy anything ? Because we want them I guess , And it’s not actually for me it’s for a friend . 
Long and short it I bought a gun thats nearly £1000 new for just over £300 . I don’t believe it was a too good to be true thing but maybe I’m wrong . 

im confident the seller didn’t no there was any issues with it as he was selling it for a family friend . (That’s what he told me and I have no reason not to believe him) 

On my original post I was just checking my findings wasnt  normal for a regulated gun as my only experience is with my regulated ultra from Ratworks . 

like you say . Suck it up and send it somewhere

 

cheers SS 🐿️

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10 minutes ago, secret-squirrel said:

 What do you mean why did I buy it ? 
why do we buy anything ? Because we want them I guess , And it’s not actually for me it’s for a friend . 
Long and short it I bought a gun thats nearly £1000 new for just over £300 . I don’t believe it was a too good to be true thing but maybe I’m wrong . 

im confident the seller didn’t no there was any issues with it as he was selling it for a family friend . (That’s what he told me and I have no reason not to believe him) 

On my original post I was just checking my findings wasnt  normal for a regulated gun as my only experience is with my regulated ultra from Ratworks . 

like you say . Suck it up and send it somewhere

 

cheers SS 🐿️

Hello, Send it to Mick the Logunator who is on PW, He will sort it and you will still be in the second hand value these sell for in working order, He did the FX Verminator MK 1 22 i put up for sale on PW , Came back like new, 

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25 minutes ago, Mice! said:

I get it sent to the Logun-ator then mate, it'll be better than new 👍

 

17 minutes ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, Send it to Mick the Logunator who is on PW, He will sort it and you will still be in the second hand value these sell for in working order, He did the FX Verminator MK 1 22 i put up for sale on PW , Came back like new, 


perfect . I will try and contact him . 
unfortunately he’s not been online in over 6 months . Any idea we’re in the uk he is based and how to get in contact with him ? 
cheers 

 

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12 minutes ago, secret-squirrel said:

 


perfect . I will try and contact him . 
unfortunately he’s not been online in over 6 months . Any idea we’re in the uk he is based and how to get in contact with him ? 
cheers 

 

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Hello, Up North some where in UK , Ok as it happens i have not seen him posting recently here and AGF, See how you get on ??

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