More interesting info bud ,could I suggest some lower mounts that scope is a long way above the axis of the bore/barrel.You could try some mediums or even low,s ,you will notice a difference especially in .22 and try chucking some Hade,s .5.5 through her.Your definitely on the right track ,your patience is with out equal lol.Stay safe mucker.Regards Tony
Thanks Tony, It's not my normal scope. I've been using it just while I'm tuning it. I have some Hades that I can try, and I will have to try some 18.13 pellets just to be sure I don't go over. I think they would be more efficient than heavier Bisley Magnums, but I can try them as well just to be sure.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 I'm finding the Hades at 15.89 much more consistent in S200. I am fitting Altaros tomoz any tips on first bar pressure setting to start?,iv got it set on 110 bar .Cheers regards.Tony
hi mark,i would put some 18gn jsb through it if you have any as some of them shots with the 16gn were borderline and as the 18gn jsb are very efficient it may well go over the 12 ftlb mark,i may be wrong but i think they will be close to going over,,nearly there anyway,just needs patience and fine adjustments,,👍
Yes, I thought the same thing, so dropped the pressure in the regulator to around 71 bar. No problems now, as most shots are between 10.8 and just over 11 ft/lbs. I may slightly tweak it with the hammer spring, but I am getting pretty close to the final tune now.
Getting there mark , things thats playing on my on me mind though , is that FX chrono accurate and consistent ? I was considering buying one ( basically to hear it talk , rather then listening to my mrs ramble on ) joking aside , I think a " side by side " comparison with another make of chrono would be in order .. just got my doubts about the FX one ...
@@SNIPERSUPERTEN Hi try an LMBR they are in my opinion as good as my gunshops Skan.They are miles better than the FX which is so fussy /software issues.
I have been using it since Christmas. I have found it fine, just as long as you are aware of its parameters. There are several settings for US, UK, Pistol and Crossbow and Co2 etc. If you put the wrong setting in and the pellet is outside of the settings it won't read. As it is done by radar it can also pick up other thing down the line of sight, such as bushes blowing around. As long as you are aware of these things, then it is fine. It doesn't need a light sourse, so it can even work in low light, or in the pitch black. I find that the best position is about 3 inches behind the muzzle. I had some problems with the Hatsan, as the cylinder was not allowing me to move it far enough back, so on my latest video I rotated it to 90 degrees and it worked better, as I was able to move it back more. I have tried it along side my old Cauldwell Chrono and my Friend Skan Chrono like the police use. It was the closest to the police Skan chrono than my Cauldwell, so I suggest it is a good one to use. You can use it with any android or iphone or tablet, so you have lots of choices. You can also share and save the results and mail them from the app. I use a screen record app alongside it with my mobile phone. That is how I show it on the videos, so I do recommend it for all it's characteristics and small size that will fit in your pocket without having to carry all the other extras that come with a standar chronograph.
More interesting info bud ,could I suggest some lower mounts that scope is a long way above the axis of the bore/barrel.You could try some mediums or even low,s ,you will notice a difference especially in .22 and try chucking some Hade,s .5.5 through her.Your definitely on the right track ,your patience is with out equal lol.Stay safe mucker.Regards Tony
Thanks Tony, It's not my normal scope. I've been using it just while I'm tuning it. I have some Hades that I can try, and I will have to try some 18.13 pellets just to be sure I don't go over. I think they would be more efficient than heavier Bisley Magnums, but I can try them as well just to be sure.
@@airgunsniper-elite7385 I'm finding the Hades at 15.89 much more consistent in S200.
I am fitting Altaros tomoz any tips on first bar pressure setting to start?,iv got it set on 110 bar .Cheers regards.Tony
hi mark,i would put some 18gn jsb through it if you have any as some of them shots with the 16gn were borderline and as the 18gn jsb are very efficient it may well go over the 12 ftlb mark,i may be wrong but i think they will be close to going over,,nearly there anyway,just needs patience and fine adjustments,,👍
Yes, I thought the same thing, so dropped the pressure in the regulator to around 71 bar. No problems now, as most shots are between 10.8 and just over 11 ft/lbs. I may slightly tweak it with the hammer spring, but I am getting pretty close to the final tune now.
Getting there mark , things thats playing on my on me mind though , is that FX chrono accurate and consistent ? I was considering buying one ( basically to hear it talk , rather then listening to my mrs ramble on ) joking aside , I think a " side by side " comparison with another make of chrono would be in order .. just got my doubts about the FX one ...
same here mate,not all that convinced that they are 100 %
@@SNIPERSUPERTEN Hi try an LMBR they are in my opinion as good as my gunshops Skan.They are miles better than the FX which is so fussy /software issues.
I have been using it since Christmas. I have found it fine, just as long as you are aware of its parameters. There are several settings for US, UK, Pistol and Crossbow and Co2 etc. If you put the wrong setting in and the pellet is outside of the settings it won't read. As it is done by radar it can also pick up other thing down the line of sight, such as bushes blowing around. As long as you are aware of these things, then it is fine. It doesn't need a light sourse, so it can even work in low light, or in the pitch black. I find that the best position is about 3 inches behind the muzzle. I had some problems with the Hatsan, as the cylinder was not allowing me to move it far enough back, so on my latest video I rotated it to 90 degrees and it worked better, as I was able to move it back more. I have tried it along side my old Cauldwell Chrono and my Friend Skan Chrono like the police use. It was the closest to the police Skan chrono than my Cauldwell, so I suggest it is a good one to use. You can use it with any android or iphone or tablet, so you have lots of choices. You can also share and save the results and mail them from the app. I use a screen record app alongside it with my mobile phone. That is how I show it on the videos, so I do recommend it for all it's characteristics and small size that will fit in your pocket without having to carry all the other extras that come with a standar chronograph.
Great grouping just the site needs fine adjustment....gun works ok from my point of view...good session otherwise.Regards.