700 mm HEAVY LINER tested in the FX Impact M3
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2023
- This is a review of the 700 mm superior heavy liner in 177 for the FX Impact M3.
3 different slugs are tested at 100 m:
13 gr Zan
15 gr NSA
16 gr Zan
I am comparing the 700 mm heavy liner to the 600 mm heavy liner and the standard superior liners in 600 and 700 mm.
In the video I say that the best group I shot in a previous test of the 15 gr NSA is a 4,4 cm group. This is incorrect. It was a 3,7 cm group and it was shot in the first attempt.
Enjoy
Best regards
Peter P/Viking Airgunner
This answers the question with the answer we were hoping for. Excellent video, as always, Peter!
Thanks Felix 🤗
Tusen takk for nok en meget god og informativ review Peter 👍🇳🇴
Velbekomme Tore 🙂
Jeg er glad for, at du kunne lide den 🤗
Nice shooting.
All dialed in now.
Very nice 👌 👍
Nice shooting. Thanks for the video.
Hi Peter. Great grouping and presentation. Thumbs up
Thanks Markus 🙂
Takk for en god test, Peter 😁👍
Love it. That’s some great testing. The accuracy with the zans is brilliant. Only shooting with a sub12 in the U.K. and I would love this setup
Thanks Eoin 🙂
@@VikingAirgunner 👍 I love the .177 caliber.
I love seeing your progression in accuracy with your videos over time. Go back to the early videos, you were lucky to make 4" groups at 100m, and now just over an inch! Soon that 1.1cm will be your normal!
Its actually funny bcs we talked about it yesterday 😃 Remember being completely psyked up over groups that I consider as failed today 😂
Our gear has developed so much 🤗
i want to thank you for testing so hard the 177, i have some love for this caliber, and see the possibilities make me like even more my gun...i already got some really nice results with 13 and 15 grains slugs, but your videos make wanna get sub moa at 100... im from Brasil and we have some really good slugs manufacturers here, hope one day u could try them out..
Thank you again, and congratulations
Hi Jacques
Im sure that you will get sub MOA with some effort and in the right conditions.
Best regards
Peter P
Peter, Another great video! Still waiting on my liner, hope I get it soon. This gives me hope that I can shoot the heavier slugs with my M3!
Thanks Edward 🙂
I would say that you will be well sorted with this one - or the 600 mm heavy liner 🙂
Im not complaining 😃
Thanks for another good and informative video.
I have also shot a bit with my new heavy liner and found the M3 shoots most accurately around 290 to 300 m/s, which is probably due to the small twist rate of 1:18. I would like FX to make liners with a twist rate of both 1:14 and 1:16 so we could choose how fast we wanted to shoot. I still found accuracy issues with slugs over 15 grains.
It would be quite something to be able to choose 😃
Great info
Thanks Tommy 🤗
Awesome shooting buddy I want a 600mm barrel kit in 177 cal hopefully I'll get it soon or the 700mm I want a compact fx impact maybe even the 500mm but I have seen that many videos on the 500mm 177 cal thanks for sharing bsafe buddy 👍
Thanks Chris and thanks for always supporting me 🙂
I like the idea of having diffent barrels even if one is my favourite. I have all 3 lengths and currently only the 600mm is on holiday 😃
@Viking Airgunner yes sir you give good info 👍
Happy to see another video from You! Did I see right that You shot 13 and 15 grainers from mag. and single loaded 16gr slugs? Why?
Thanks Paavo 🙂
Yes that is right. I had some slugs being mis fed when using the mag, so I decided to switch to the single shot loader.
I talked to a few people who had shot the 16 gr and none of them had experienced these mis feeding issues.
HI Peter,
Did you also put a carbon tension tube 14x16 on this, I bought one and was wondering what i should cut it down to in lenth?
Hi Marco
I have the extra carbon sleeve on the 700 mm liner yes 🙂
I dont remember the length, but just measure the depth of the tensioner nut and the depth of the tiny lipp at the oposite end and the subtract it from the length of the outer carbon sleeve. That will give you a good indication. I cut mine maybe 5 mm shorter, bcs of the tight fit it will not move with this tiny aditional slack 🙂
If they could supply a variety of different diameter .177 slugs like NSA does for the 22 caliber . That would be interesting .
Great 👍👍👍
Nice.
My maverick still in for RMA and the 700 mm heavy liner collecting dust on my table.
How did you do with the Monster redesigns you got from me ? i assume you of course shot those with the regular barrel.
BTW my permit came in and at the start of the week i got my Huma moderator.
Great that the permit finally came 😃 You will like the moderator 😎
The redesigned are just a great pellet and they did well in the Wildcat 🤗
Thanks again buddy 😎
@@VikingAirgunner Havin only tested in my living room it is hard to tell also the Vulcan 3 already have a build in moderator.
But i feel like i can hear a change in the sound but in regard to volume hard to tell CUZ the pellet smacking into my trap after 3 M flight are by far the most noisy part.
Got 2 starter parts so i can use on my AGT vulkan with its M14 thread but also on traditional UNF like on our FX rifles.
I might pick up a additional element for the moderator later in the year, but so far i will go with the compact look.
@@peashooter950 And thats what is so good about the moderators from Huma.
I want an aditional mid section to mine to keep the db down as much as possible if Im to test the barrel tensioner again.
Sir, which is twist rate in 700mm superior heavy .177? Thank you!
It is 1:18, but it has a tighter grip on the slug than the standard superior liner.
Take a look at the video I did on the 600 mm heavy liner for more info 👍
@@VikingAirgunner Thanks once again Sir!👍
How much do you meter?
Thanks for the video , why dint you try 20gr ? would like to see how they group ..specially H & N..👍
Answer is in the video 😉
I can tell you that all three types of .177 H&N slugs I have tried in my M3 do not shoot very accurately compared to ZAN and other quality slugs. I have also found that they are not quite round when measuring a large number of them. H&N slugs have been a big disappointment here as they do not live up to the quality the company usually delivers.
@@TheLandbo This is something to consider ...
@@TheLandbo But then only H & N slugs are available in India...
@@ramrajdesaikupekar9869 I'm sorry to hear that on your behalf. Unfortunately, I have no other solution than you import them yourself from Slovakia.
Nice 😮 what hammer you have?
Just standard 🙂
Every time you change linear, are you index you barrel?
Nope. I never indexed my barrel.
@@VikingAirgunner point of impact dont chage after change liner?
@@arysaja5097 usually it does, but I just adjust the optics.
Fandt tid nu ven.👍
Dejligt 🙂
Håber at du kunne bruge noget af det 🙂
Se puede disparar diablos con ese liner ???
Eu nu ca tiro diablis
Nice video as usual, but why dont you shoot 10shots groups, or 4x5 shots for example. It will be much more telling and will give more indication on the tins consistency between slugs weights and shapes/sizes. I do not believe 5 shots groups are enough to draw definite conclusions. Take care.
It seems that the 5 shot groups are what many people shoot, so simply a way to compare what others shoot.
Many also shoot 100 yards wich I have also considered, but decided to stay with the metric.
You should have a measuring device for selecting slugs, PelletGage com has good products, and you have an article about it on HAM called "Now There's A SlugGage - You're Going To Need It!"
Thanks for sharing mate 🙂
I will look in to it 🤓