Help! My Edgun lost it’s mojo
I need help!
My Edgun R3 (.22 standard) has been hitting it’s target absolutely perfectly, until now.
It started spreading it’s bullets, at 50 meters it’s an inch here, or half an inch there, then all of the sudden 5 bullets hole in hole (which is normal for this gun) then an inch in some direction, i.e. totally erratically.
Cleaned the barrel, re-seated the gun in the stock, swapped ammo, checked the scope mount, no change.
So what to check?
Could it be clipping? Is there any videos on how to get the shroud off easiest way? Is there a way to loosen the barrel and re-seat it?
Arrrrggghh it was shooting SO well, was shooting beer cans hung up in a string at 75 meters, not aiming at the can, I had the goal to shot the string off the can instead, and now this…
I should add;
Putting on a scope cam and I think I can see hints of spiralling on the shot’s going wrong, I tried various HST settings just to try to make a change but it did not help, So that’s why I wonder if it could be clipping.
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We all know that it’s an impossibility to shoot 1500 pellets and have them all in the same hole at 50 meters. But after 1500 pellets you should have an idea of the accuracy in your hands and be able to tell when there is a flyer that it’s something other than you.
There is a very good chance it’s the pellets. How many times per 100 shots do you feel the shot is outside what you know the accuracy should be in your hands?
I do a fair amount of slow motion video and I do see some pellets spiraling once in a while.
I’ve seen changes in the # of spiraling pellets coming from different lots of pellets.
I wouldn’t take anything apart until you’ve ruled out the pellets. If you start changing multiple variables before ruling out others it’s going to be tough to know what’s going on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRN1Am8RBgs