Muzzle Velocity drop after a hunting trip
Nothing out of the ordinary. Took my TalonP out for it’s first field day, and scored 2 squirrel and 3 grouse-hammer indeed this gun is. The grouse I hit in the shoulder sounded like hands clapping when they received the pellet. Now I had one shot at a squirrel that sounded very underpowered in the field. I chrony’d at home after hunting and had muzzle velocities of 320 and 420 fps when they were between 775-850 with the 35gr pellets. Is this a symptom of “Top hat Creep”? curious to know whats happening.
-dan
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It’s super easy to change out also. Use 2flat blade screwdrivers (one on each side) and just pry out the old top hat. Push the new on in as far as you can by hand and then just dry fire the gun a few times till it seats. I run mine wide open all the time and never even touch my power wheel. I shoot mainly JSB’s (.25) and 7ring slugs. I just compensate for the different trajectories with holdover! Fun stuff!
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