83 shot string FX Royale 500 (w/regulator)
Seems the Royale 500 is good for more shots than I thought.
Here’s a string, starting at about 218 bar, JSB Kings:
1-860-fresh fill after a low tank
2-871
3-870
4-872
5-870
6-878
7-871
8-870
9-875
10-868
11-862
12-868
13-866
14-870
15-873
16-868
17-866
18-867
19-864
20-862
21-871
22-866
23-865
24-865
25-872
26-868
27-866
28-871
29-868
30-867
31-867
32-875
33-872
34-874
35-869
36-869
37-874
38-873
39-874
40-875
41-877
42-879
43-881
44-879
45-877
46-874
47-884
48-886
49-885
50-886
51-883
52-885
53-886
54-890
55-889
56-883
57-887
58-885
59-887
60-888
61-881
62- 879
63-882
64-877
65-878
66-874
67-874
68-874
69-872
70-868
71-870
72-869
73-870
74-867
75-863
76-861
77-860
78-857
79-855
80-851
81-850
82-844
83-842 ending tank psi about 130 bar
Hi-890, low-842, Av-871, ES-48, SD-9
If shots 77-83 are deleted (tank pressure way down), then the figures look good for a 76 shot string:
Hi-890, low-860, Av-873, ES-30, SD-7
This was measured with a ProChrono. I wouldn’t have believed the shot count if I didn’t see it.
After a fresh fill, if you take one shot to settle things in and stopped at 46 shots, here’s what happens with shots 2-46:
Hi-881, low-862, Av-870, ES-19, SD-4. This would be an excellent approach if your looking for best accuracy and shot count. If you’re hunting and the target zone is larger, looks like a good 75 shots after taking one, first shot to settle-in.
Crazy! 😀
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Thanks shaggy. I wanted to shoot a stink bug at 40 yds., like I did with the .22 Air Arms s510, but figured there wouldn’t be enough “splat”! The bug, if I hit it, would go through a .25 hole. BUT, I’ve been wrong before, and there are plenty of stink bugs around.
Powderburner, yes, those are consecutive shots but probably half or less than the gun/tank can deliver with great accuracy. Since I’m missing part of my right hand/wrist (accident and operation), it’s easier for me to shoot smaller target strings.