New Talon, stuck pellet, what needs tweaking?
Just got my scope mounted on a new, stock Talon .177 and went out to shoot a few through it. Filled to 3K, and started feeding it 16.1gr EunJin’s. After about 10 good shots, I had a shot that didn’t sound right. It didn’t have the crack the others did. I removed the tank and looked down the bore, No light. Looking at the muzzle end, I could see the pellet about a 1/4″ from exiting.
I re-attached the tank, cocked it and fired. I could hear air escaping, but the pellet wouldn’t shoot out. I tried about 10 times. I removed the tank again and adjusted the top-hat out 1 full turn. Cocked and fired, nothing. Cocked and fired again and it shot out.
It acts like the valve spring is a little on the strong side or the hammer is a little light. Kinda like valve lock.
Does my diagnosis sound right? What can I do to prevent this in the future?
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I almost removed my “small piece of tape” on the hammer spring as well 😆 If anyone ever explained WTH it is there for and I forgot, I apologize, but please tell me again?????