Hey Peter - great video again ! While your 2 bottles are gradually reducing in pressure from ca. 300 bar towards say 150 bar (before you top them up again to ca. 300) - do you experience any instability in the system and the fps spread increasing ? In other words - do you have a bottle pressure "sweet spot range" ? Great content as always !

Nice sir this question is mostly asked by the airgunner👌🫶🫶💕

Nice house Peter. Great video once again..your videos are always good 👍

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Interesting, i use a FX impact M3 in .25 cal and fill to 250 bar and get just over a mag ( 28 shots)with 42 grain slugs at 950 fps, my front reg is opened right up and my rear reg is at 160bar, i have toyed with the idea of getting a front reg delete but i have had this rifle for 3 years now and have had no issues so its a case of if its not broke then dont try and fix it.

Hello from Russia ✌Thank you for sharing your experience.

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Awesome video and demonstration on both regs Peter I have a huma reg in my fx mk2 25 cal 700mm and a amp reg in my fx m3 22 cal 700mm both work about the same imo I don't have a problem with either one I polish the Belleville washers in both regs it helps out a lot for the reg creep well it did for me ,.make sure you tune your gun correctly I always go 20 to 30 fps higher then my desired fps I use the value adjustment to come down and the hammer tension it helps me out like that for tuning and creep . I used to just tune my gun to the speed I wanted it at and leave it then the next day say for example it was at 900 fps the next day the speed would drop down to like 880 and it would stay there or the spread and SD was very High or all over the place in between shots never consistent when I watched Ted bier the man the legend show us his secret on tuning his gun and Matt Dubber showed us as well how they tuned there guns it opened my eyes on how you have to balance the reg with the hammer tension ,anyways sorry for the long comment I can keep on going talking about this lol thank you Peter I like your channel keep on keeping on be safe my friend 💯

As with most things quality. Buy once, cry once! Great choice 👍

I really like ur video... Keep up bro

Will you participate in next Rockey Mountain Airgun Challenge 😅 ?

You fill to 300bar i assume. Me i never fill to more than 220-25 not to stress the seals so much. Some other youtuber recommended this with fx guns & thats what im goin with. Way less shots per fill though 😮

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HI sir I'm in England and with out a FAC license we can use any calibre BUT it has to be under 12 foot pounds.🎯🇬🇧✌🏼🤩

Thanks.. very informative.. appreciated

Hey peter , can you provide the community group of .177 owner, i want to join it...

Top topic. The groups of hits would be smaller if the target paper was fixed in two axes. It moves during the hit to affect the poi Cheers

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I've changed all my AMP regs with HUMA in 3 FX for this exact reason. OK if you just need to take one or two "recovery" shots every time you shoot it maynot be so bad but when you get to higher calibres it does matter. For example, in a .35 calibre you're getting 26 shots per fill you don't want to be wasting air like that.

The gun still adjustment macro and micro after install 2 hammer weight? Please answer to me ! Thank you.

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Love this experiment. I’ve always known that weather and bullet speed can affect accuracy, but I’ve never seen anyone do this kind of experiment to demonstrate those effects. Nice job 👍

so many people ask this exact question, forgetting to account for atmospheric conditions and changes

Is it using a heavy 700mm stx barrel or a 600mm master polygon?

Excellent content!

Here in India we are only allowed to use .177 calliber Air guns....so your channel is great source to learn more about my impact m3 .177 calliber....👍

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Hi Peter I got myself a harmonic tuner for my tensioner.its awesome. I tuck the tip about making Mt tensioner solid.mind you I did that a while back...I love it now.lazer beam 😀

Good to see you back. Always enjoy your video's. Thank you.

I got a bit freaked shooting my Two yesterday, the 13 grain Zans was shooting pretty darn well at 1020 FPS, but yeah the sweet spot is a bit lower. later in the day as clouds and rain got near and so light dropped i changed to 50 M and even disposed of a few beast pellets i had in surplus, at 50 M the 13 gr Zans was just lasers at 972 FPS. Much better than the KO at the same speed / setting Mind you at 86 M they was also fine, i killed 1 fly and i am sure if flies have hair on their ass i removed those on another fly. Also killed a few flies and a small spider at 50 M, and cut countless blades of grass From 10 in the morning and until 7 in the evening i was one big smile,,,,,, yes when i shoot i SHOOT A LOT

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Bloody hell nearly missed your excellent video. Keep up the good work Peter

Thanks for the video Peter. i used your tuning tip with the front valve to remove low starter shots on my .25 M3 25.39gr. I checked yesterday from cold and got 905, 902,907. An improvement as I noticed some starter shots were 20fps low before. No good as a hunter. atb neil

Great video again, thank you. One thing I struggle with more than anything is I can tune my M3 perfectly, by following your video guides. However, a day later shot velocity is down and accuracy is off. Not weather related either. Any ideas?

Great video but you should specify, calibre, length and type of barrel, and also projectile used to start your video, because I started watching this and then you hear the word slug over a minute into this video. Then you get a caption shooting 16grain Zan….? Put a header up describing your setup properly because that way people will move on, when they have larger calibres and different projectiles. For example, I have the same rifle and M3 Sniper, standard Barrel .25, and use pellets 33.95g and settings are not even close to what you are describing even though your methology is reasonably sound. So please describe your setup properly in the header to your video.

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Ive heard of velocity shifts up to -/+100fps from altitude differences alone, it’s crazy how much of a difference your location and atmospheric conditions makes, especially for these small calibers. Good video.😊 & grats on having a wife who likes your hobby, mine hates every bit of it.

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Im still a firm believer that the stock barrel is still better shooting pellets @ 60 yards. Nickel target size every time no issues

I love your videos.,we can learn a lot from you,thanks.

Hi Peter, thanks for the video. Question: huma-air offers you two regulators possibilities (low pressure range - extra high pressure range) if I install the extra high pressure range in Spain where the joules are limited to 24 means I will break this limiter? or there is any other component limiting the power and I could install that without worries? Just trying to understand how the gun components works

Great video. Just ordered the kit from Huma. Not sure what I will do with it yet but I think I'm going to build a 700mm slug monster and chuck 40 grainers at like 1020.

Buen video lo que afecta más en los diferentes pesos es la precarga que hace en el resorte no es tanto el peso si no la precarga que hace cada martillo

Gran trabajo amigo y muy buen video a resultado muy útil para entender las velocidades a las que uno desea tirar

Great video! Nicely Done!

I was under the impression that you won’t have excess air affecting your pellets if you have set up your gun correctly. That is the beauty of the fx m3.

Your still running the 16’s at ~960? Im pushing them at around 985 atm but im wondering if it’s alil to fast. Or even to slow?! Nah..Groups at 50m are around 1.5cm on a good day, so pretty much sub moa 😮..but i know it can do better with the right tune. Currently at 110bar qts2.2 with the 700 liner

Howdy from Texas.... thanks for the info on the 177 slug test. I just purchased the 177 Slug Tension Barrel Kit from FX in 700mm. I ordered 600 Zan 20gr slugs and hope they will shoot well. I was disappointed in the 177 Heavy slug liner in that it still has the 1:18 twist as the pellet liner does.... just some modifications to the barrel lands. I feel a faster twist would have been better for the heaver slug weights.

It's good to see a human being talks.