.30 STD. 245 bar to off the reg. 30 shots now !!
Here is my first string from my .30 Std. for comparison. I just got my chrony figured out this evening.
Reading down through and studying my #’s I think after some comments hopefully, am going to need to bring my reg. down a bit and see if it smooths out. I think less Regulator and more probably more HST will be needed to flatten the string. That’s from “0” experience other than reading this forum to learn, but either way I’ll turn it into practical application and find out if I’m right or not. unless otherwise advised. I am lost as to explaining the dip on #7 – #11 so i’m all ears on that. Also I was estimating that #26 bar reading since I shot to #28 and it was 115 when I looked. They drop like a rock when they fall off the reg. My gun has about 800 rds. thru. it so far. I am going to be filling to 230 bar and test at 240 while watching air consumption. I really want 27-28 shots, 25 clean and 2-3 sighters if I can figure it out the combination to do it, but a smooth string and best accuracy will dominate my criteria for adjusting things.

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I went back through my strings and I had to go back 80 shots to find one ERR , and that was due to alignment. Now that I know it is fairly foolproof. This is partly why I changed up my target tonight. It allows me to shoot the same spot every time and I can predict “0 ” failures. I got a ERR once in a while walking around on the target before by choosing a spot that did not align well. Once I dowel my chrony to my new wood top on the stable table. I will mark the front rest feet locations and I should be able to throw it all together in seconds with no alignment variation concerns or future errors. As long as it is just pellet guns, I don’t need to take the chrony and tripod anywhere but from the shelf to the table in 1 step and be ready to go or get it out of the way in seconds.