.25 cal Blod valve strings
I’m using a Talon with a 21″ .25 cal barrel, Blod valve, included heavy spring installed with powerwheel set to 00, stock Talon hammer. Top hat set at .258. Prochrony chronograph. Shooting Kodiaks.
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25 good shots
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45 shots!!!! Wow. 😯
Going to try a 75 gram hammer when it gets here, but i’m closing in on the bell curve. 😀 Too windy to shoot for groups, but i was hitting my 3″ target at 85 yards with regularity, though i was not really taking my time, and shooting off a bipod, no rear bag. What do you guys think?
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Just to be clear, this is no witch hunt, i am trying to ascertain if this is due to my use, or abuse, or if it is a defect. From what i know so far, i am not terribly outside of how others are using them. I am looking for possible reasons this is happening, if it is my fault, i surely do not want to pass it on to Brad, as he was very good about immediately replacing the first one. I have nothing bad to say about Brad, his valve, or how he handled the first return, and have been happy with the performance they achieve, until they broke. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.