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FX T-12 Whisper Mk 2 – Accuracy disappointment

Looking for suggestions…

Purchased new Whisper .22 from AOA with ST barrel but Pellets seem to go left then right of target every few shots…with a wider spread as distance to target increases. After reading the forums I have tried the following:

1.) Make sure pellets are dry (not lubed or oiled)
2.) Clean Barrel with cleaning Pellets
3.) Try different Pellets
a.) JSB 16g
b.) JSB 18g
c.) JSB 14g
4.) Remove Barrel Clamp
5.) Try different Scopes (and rule out Parallax)
6.) Carefully observe remaining fill pressure for each round of shots

Still getting random right and left shots…what am I missing??? …what else should I try???

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quote Jeff:

WTF are you talking about Saw? πŸ˜• I think you should stay away from posting when your not sober. πŸ˜†

No shit, the FX Whisper makes the Talon look like a Gamo… πŸ˜†

WTF are you talking about Saw? πŸ˜• I think you should stay away from posting when your not sober. πŸ˜†

quote jscottmsc:

quote WalkonKing:

You are clipping.

Take a marker and color the exit hole of the shroud.

Take a few shots and then look and see if the marker has been touch by the pellet. Use a magnifying glass

Going to try this to check for cliping…what are the steps needed to correct?

The next step would be is to return it πŸ™„ πŸ™„

SAW

JS, not to bag on you, but I heard the Gamo guns are somewhat sub-standard.
well maybe I never really messed with them, bought one a Big Cat shot it twice and sold it at a garage sale.
If I were you, go PCP
Whole different story to say the least.

If you want the rest of info to fix your gun, send your check or money order to WOK AIRGUNS πŸ˜†

quote WalkonKing:

You are clipping.

Take a marker and color the exit hole of the shroud.

Take a few shots and then look and see if the marker has been touch by the pellet. Use a magnifying glass

Going to try this to check for cliping…what are the steps needed to correct?

You are clipping.

Take a marker and color the exit hole of the shroud.

Take a few shots and then look and see if the marker has been touch by the pellet. Use a magnifying glass

is everything tight is it shrouded if so make sure its not clipping also the barrel may need to be broken in without the barrel band the barrel isnt flexing is it thats all i know to check

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