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kruzaroad
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I wondering if remaking the breach block is the answer. Barrel droop has been feature of this guns build from the first model made to today.
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Pauly5
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Maybe it's worth trying weights on the barrel. Can't hurt.
Or even sleeve it with metal tube, if you can find something suitable of course.
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KiwiTR6
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That's a good group Kruza, better than I was able to manage pre-mods - and you've done it with open sights! The tip re resting the barrel on the bag sounds like a good one so I'll give it a go tonight. What I'm really hanging out for though are the Qiang Yuan pellets - I'm hoping they're really as good as the overseas reports say they are. Interestingly, Shooting Stuff have some of their wadcutter competition pellets available currently and they're listed as either 4.50 or 4.49mm head size. So goodness knows what the JSB numbers refer to....
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kruzaroad
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Well that was interesting. This group at 10m air chief target pellets.
The low shot was strait after having done a ten shot group with exact heavy. (which was rubbish) So not surprised. The next 7 were slow deliberate well aimed shots. The two to the side are the same but back sight was starting to get blurry, was having difficulty with point of aim. Though I'm not sure that was the cause. Hole in center was to let light for bulls through as woolshed is a bit dark for open sight. Probly the best cluster I've had so far. Thing changed was a from a shanghai 61 thread, rest the barrel on the shooting bag. I shot 4 targets all had tighter clusters than usual. Other being between 1.5 to inches approx. Still rubbish but getting closer to understanding the guns idiosyncrasies before do anything major to it. |
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kruzaroad
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So doing research on correcting barrel droop. Which seems to be shimming scope.
But thus answer might just be the most practical. Lmao. |
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kruzaroad
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It would seem the air chief target junior, has its history from the shanghai 61.
Heres a Vid. It's pretty slow. Not sure what they called thier new version but same unmistakable gun. https://youtu.be/5P_BiPrSQ_k?si=gpsw5XSZr1mo5i_8 |
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kruzaroad
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Barrel seal with its unusual angle.
High point to top barrel is 1.8° downwards from level reciever. High point to bottom 2° downwards No seal .6° downwards. |
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kruzaroad
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Barrel seal with its unusual angle.
High point to top 1.8° downwards from level reciever. High point to bottom 2° downwards No seal .6° downwards. |
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kruzaroad
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So popped the red dot off the 362 and put the rail and sight on the $100 enigma just in the dove tail.
Now here's the annoying bit. I could hit the wood rather consistently under the target. About a Foot under top of target. If I aimed the appropriate distance higher to hit center of target missed. Adjusted the sites missed. Over about 30 shots hit the target 0 yep 0 times at ten meters. Went back to open sight and everything hit the target in a wide group. Seriously considering putting a pin through the breech. To lock it in same place every time. Either that or tidy up some of makeshift ideas into actual parts. |
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Billbobnz
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That's brilliant Kiwi
I haven't got back onto mine yet. Got it in bits to take into work this week and start polishing bits. |
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