Fill PSI to start at to find a sweet spot for jerrys 6ring
Just ordered a 1000 6 ring from jerry. Was trying to find out if anyone has any info on where to start with fill pressure and settings on AAA gun. What fps would be most accurate?
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My 62’s fit tight but not too tight. Kinda like the 43 eun jins except longer but they arent that hard to load as I thought they would be. I get 114 fpe with these bad boys and cant wait to use them on yotes or hogs. Soon.. very soon.
Based on those setting:
6 ring – 62.7 gr = 800 fps = 89.13 fpe
43.2 gr EJ = 950 fps = 86.59 fpe
35.8 gr EJ = 1050 fps = 87.66 fpe
40 gr 22 LR = 1175 fps = 88.93 fpe
40 gr 22 LR = 1175 fps = 122 fpe
If your breech is a little on the tight side, use a coin or other device to push the slugs in flush. That’s all I got to say about that. 🙂
You will empty the tank doing that. I push them in all of the way perfectly flush.
I am shooting them at 850 fps with an 18″ barrel and R&L valve for 100 fpe. The 6 ring are fierce and accurate.
Wow – a thousand to start…
if u get chairgun from hawkeoptics.com, you can run the numbers.
IMHO it is a must get program and it’s free. 😀
Thanks for all the advice. Im trying to get video of a deer with my airgun thats my goal. I had plenty deer in range but I cant get the enjuns to shoot properly. Out of the AAA condor how much drop would I be experiencing out to 80 yards with 6 ring? What distances should I sight it in at? My shots max will be 50 yrds. With my jsb Im dead on at 27 N 53.5 yards. Any one know?
Guys, I bought the 62 grainers and they rock! I can shoot straight out to an 80 yard target and be within 1 inch. I like the power and knowing that my rifle is pushing them out at 905fps for 114 fpe energy to kill any yote within 100 yards of my property. Just in case.. you know.
Can you shoot as well as Pab? I think there’s been plenty of accuracy reports and some pictures posted but what to expect depends an awful lot on the gun and shooter as well as the slug.
The most recent report I’ve seen was groups were under an inch at 50 yards. Personally, I think that’s pretty good. I’ve shot a number or groups at 100 yards that came in at under 1/2″ but I wouldn’t tell folks that if they buy some Barnes .32 Bishops from Timmy that they could expect that accuracy.
What kind of accuracy should I expect? You said good accuracy out to 80 yards. How good is that? Thanks for all the info from everyone.
Ray,
I don’t have any particular figures to recommend, I’m sure the best advice you get will be from the other guys here that have similar guns.
You might want to describe your gun so folks know what to advise. For instance, the advice might be different based on barrel length or hammer weight or what valve mods you had Tony make.
Based on those setting:
6 ring – 62.7 gr = 800 fps = 89.13 fpe
43.2 gr EJ = 950 fps = 86.59 fpe
35.8 gr EJ = 1050 fps = 87.66 fpe
29 gr 22 LR = 1175 fps = 88.93 fpe
33 gr 22 LR = 1100 fps = 88.69 fpe
40 gr 22 LR = 1000 fps = 88.84 fpe
My best accuracy with 6 ringers is around 800 fps,pw 6.4, fill 2700 psi, on my AAA condor. It took me a solid 300 rounds to get use to the new hold for the heavy slugs. Start off with a solid hold to your shoulder from the forearm and light hold at the grip.
Good man! Those Eunjins suck the wad, the slugs fly good. I think the fastest I’ve heard them going is around the 850fps mark?? I shot them with great accuracy out to 80 yards(didnt try any further) at around the 800fps mark.
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I got a chipmunk with one this morning. I have to mount up my slow motion camera (Casio FC 150) to capture that impact at 240 fps. It must take about 2 fpe to kill a chipmunk but 100 fpe really kicks their little butts.