Q:

What fill pressure are you guys using?

Just ordered a .22 cal Talon SS, was wondering if the SS can be set up to shoot at around 2500-2600 psi? Any advice to make the early going smoother will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave

Talon/Talon SS

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quote crowpopper:

i use 169 psi thats all my shop air compressor will pump to 👿
if i run really fast and stop just as i pull the trigger i can hit my big toe with the pellet

lol

i use 2800

Same toe from the pic? 🙂

For .22 Condor 24″ barrel I was using 2500 stock everything heavy pellets.

quote gimmick:

Each gun and tank is different but here’s a recommendation.

PW 4.0-6.0 and a starting pressure of 2600psi. You’ll know when you have too much pressure as you’ll get valve lock (low power shots).

I recommend getting a telephone directory and shooting into it to better understand your power vs fill pressure.

Don’t forget to have fun!

or better yet get a chrony

Each gun and tank is different but here’s a recommendation.

PW 4.0-6.0 and a starting pressure of 2600psi. You’ll know when you have too much pressure as you’ll get valve lock (low power shots).

I recommend getting a telephone directory and shooting into it to better understand your power vs fill pressure.

Don’t forget to have fun!

nice shop compressor mine goes to about 120 and pellets hit my stomach!

Thanks guys for the info. I am sure I will have more questions soon!
Dave

i use 169 psi thats all my shop air compressor will pump to 👿
if i run really fast and stop just as i pull the trigger i can hit my big toe with the pellet

lol

i use 2800

There are so many things you can do to these guns, you can set it up at the pressure you want.

My SS always did fine at 3000 psi

Different rifles will like different fill pressures. Usually the lower the power wheel setting the lower the best fill pressure will be. You can probably set your rifle up for a 2,200psi fill or all the way up to 3,000psi. If you want a fill pressure of around 2,500psi you should set your power wheel around 4 or lower. This is just from my experience, every rifle is different, and a chrony is very helpful if you want to mess around with the settings.

no probs here at 2800.

I havent got mine yet (not til monday) but I’ve been reading up on it and have seen several people recommend 2400-2600 psi

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