I believe the first shot flyer is because usually on in my case it's because I just filled up the gun to and the valves tight lot of air or not enough air results in the first shot.
Have u ever tested the mcx virtus air rifle in 22? I’ve own a few of these same virtus Airgun and they all shoot the same which is not very accurate.It’s only a 12 fpe gun but with a few mods u can get it up to 16-17 fpe. It has an accuracy problem and all 3 virtus that I had shot all had a messy grouping. You should make a video on how to fix and correct the accuracy on this gun. Personally I think the barrel needs a crown done.
Good video! Still not a PCP airgunner myself. Mostly co2 airguns. But I do often take a shot or two empty before putting ammo in it. Mostly to make the valve all good after a possible long time storqge. Not really the same thing as mentioned here - but my paranoid side kinda makes me do so before any decent target shooting..😂
@@airenthusiast2000 i was looking online at Lowes for Super Lube, it looks like there are several different types. Some are grease and some are oil. Can you tell me which one specifically, grease or oil?
Just wanted to say your videos are awesome and you're very helpful to all pellet pushers I have a flyer question with my Crosman American classic in 22 caliber I have the rifle stock i shoot often and keep it oiled up and cleaned up I can go out and shoot no matter what I do on the third shot I get a flyer the next two shots after that are within a quarter inch of the group as stated on the third shot it's always a flyer any advice on that for me thank you like I said your videos are awesome
First shot flyer could also be caused,by the oil/grease from the pellet,becoming settled in the bore a certain way,,,,if you store in lying down,,or standing up postion. this could influence how pellet grips the rifling,,there by causing a flyer All pellet makers use grease in their pellet dies,,as it comes off on your fingers when loading.
Another possibility for the fliers is the pellet clipping the moderator if you are using one. This has happened to me twice.
I believe the first shot flyer is because usually on in my case it's because I just filled up the gun to and the valves tight lot of air or not enough air results in the first shot.
I always dry fire 3 shots to settle the regulator.
Thank you for video.
Well said
Have u ever tested the mcx virtus air rifle in 22? I’ve own a few of these same virtus Airgun and they all shoot the same which is not very accurate.It’s only a 12 fpe gun but with a few mods u can get it up to 16-17 fpe. It has an accuracy problem and all 3 virtus that I had shot all had a messy grouping. You should make a video on how to fix and correct the accuracy on this gun. Personally I think the barrel needs a crown done.
Continental Drift.
Good video!
Still not a PCP airgunner myself. Mostly co2 airguns. But I do often take a shot or two empty before putting ammo in it. Mostly to make the valve all good after a possible long time storqge. Not really the same thing as mentioned here - but my paranoid side kinda makes me do so before any decent target shooting..😂
what is the best fill probe lube that i can find locally?
Super Lube
@@airenthusiast2000 i was looking online at Lowes for Super Lube, it looks like there are several different types. Some are grease and some are oil. Can you tell me which one specifically, grease or oil?
@@terrydodson58 Grease.
good video buddy
Just wanted to say your videos are awesome and you're very helpful to all pellet pushers I have a flyer question with my Crosman American classic in 22 caliber I have the rifle stock i shoot often and keep it oiled up and cleaned up I can go out and shoot no matter what I do on the third shot I get a flyer the next two shots after that are within a quarter inch of the group as stated on the third shot it's always a flyer any advice on that for me thank you like I said your videos are awesome
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First shot flyer could also be caused,by the oil/grease from the pellet,becoming settled in the bore a certain way,,,,if you store in lying down,,or standing up postion. this could influence how pellet grips the rifling,,there by causing a flyer All pellet makers use grease in their pellet dies,,as it comes off on your fingers when loading.