heavy .177 pellet recomendations

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   Look at piston sleeves, polishing internals and re lube.
Most of that doesn't cost much more than your time.
You can cut springs, or collapse a couple of coils to reduce a bit of power.

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Pauly5 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Forum Moderator Joined: 10 Mar 2013 Location: Titahi Bay Status: Offline Posts: 1410	Post Options Post Reply Quote Pauly5 Report Post Thanks(1) Quote Reply Posted: 21 Feb 2017 at 12:30pm
	Look at piston sleeves, polishing internals and re lube. Most of that doesn't cost much more than your time. You can cut springs, or collapse a couple of coils to reduce a bit of power.

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	Springers take a bit of getting used to. The Parrus seems to be settling down the more pellets I put through it. I have stopped pushing the pellet a few millimeters down the barrel and now have a handy ball bearing to seat the pellet flush to the opening. This seems to reduce recoil a little. I`ll give it a thousand pellets and see what it's like. stay tuned for more :)
	Walther Parrus Diana 280 Smith N Wesson 77A Smith N Wesson 78G Anics A101 LB