I always clean a brand new barrel because a lot of new guns have anti corrosion gunk inside to stop corrosion while shipped/stored. Only cean after that if accuracy drops off
With a new rifle or pistol I’ll pull through between 10-20 times before the bore is clean, amazing what comes out- then every 200 pellets - Napier pull through and power oil too! You need three Napier patches for .22 and two for .177 to do a good job!
Pull the pull through down about an inch then put a bit of spray down the barrel then pull you will get no gunge shit at the business end of the barrel so it won't matter if you use cheap wd 40. Looks like it did the job
Hi Shane, cleaning barrels is a mute point, Matt Manning off the airgun show says he's never cleaned the barrels on his guns, and they say it takes at least a couple of hundred pellets to re lead them, I must admit I have never cleaned My barrels, and as far as I'm aware have had no problems.
My NP02 sub 12 22cal loves Polymag shorts for ratting up to 25 yds, group opens up after that but if i use JSB then they are good to 30 yds. Barrel cleaned when new then haven't had to clean it after at least 2000 shots
Try the h&n field target pellets, Kral allegedly use them as a test pellet in the factory. I used to have the same gun and found the head size of the pellet(4.51) made a big difference. Ended up getting penny sized groups at 35yrds with qys streamlined heavy pellets in 4.49. Good luck with the testing.
hi Shane try trying it without the silencer and with a different silencer as some pellets/rifles are silencer fussy . i know it sounds silly but its true . i would imagine you should be getting clover lea groups without a silencer and a pellet it likes then take it from there . i have riffles that wont entertain dome of my other riffles silencers . you also need to keep your silencers clean , then theres' a case of is the pellet clipping the silencer. in my experience the longer the silencer the more risk of clipping occurs due to tolerances in the threads and silencer adaptor fit , i loose fitting adaptor is a no-no if it slops around when the grub screws are loose it really needs packing with foil or tape equally around the whole barrel until the adaptor just slides on without any wobble, which should in theory at least true-up the adaptor which should intern true up the silencer or make it more central which improves consistency/accuracy .. food for thought Shane .
Yep food for thought buddy will look at your ideas and give it some thought , never cleaned the silencer before after only 300 odd shots , it’s not loose , or doesn’t use an adapter , half inch u n f , and when pellets clip , it’s usually a lot of in accurate shots as apposed to the odd shot , I will compare to my hw 57 , at 31 yards and see what that does also get some other pellets that I’ve not yet tried as well , pellet choice is king 🤴, cheers shane
Hi Shane, I clean my barrels every 150-250 pellets and it surprising how much muck comes out- it’s best not to use WD40 though as it eats O rings and creeps inside the interior of guns.
I don’t tend to use anything other than a slightly damp cloth to clean the, outside of my guns , and rarely clean the barrels , only when accuracy starts going , cheers shane
you want to lead a barrel, it improves the seal on pellet. I'd try different pellet brands to improve accuracy, and then if necessary weigh pellets. I get less than 4 fps spread in 10 shots, with a chrono, with unwieghed pellets that suit my rifle.
I lead all the barrels , buddy , this one had dirty bsa pellets going through it , hence poor accuracy,, I used to weigh pellets , and spend ages doing head sizing , and decided life’s to short for all that shite after buying some individual weighed and hand sorted j s b pellets that were 30 odd quid for 200 premium in a plastic box called jsb super match pellets and guess what ,, they were rubbish and letting people shoot them at the gun club through expensive high end guns with Czech barrels they came to the same conclusion, presume you haven’t watched many of my videos ,, cheers shane
Its not the weight it’s the head size , with this gun , when I got it , I shot 11 brands of pellets , the gun decided it liked and shot the bsa fury , luckily for me they are cheap. , I shoot this gun with these pellets and hit spinners almost every shot at 66 yards with no problems, but thanks for your comment and advice ,, shane
Thanks for the comment buddy , the gun stand came off Amazon , not sure of the make , a generic type rest that was 40 odd pounds about 4 yrs ago , thanks Shane
I normally slant the front end down so it drips into the barrel , but to be honest I don’t clean barrels that often , only when I have accuracy problems , and usually when they are brand new I don’t clean them unless they arnt shooting good , that’s good my method , but thanks for the tip , shane
Hi Shane just come across your channel so I don't know what you've tried or haven't,but the QYS pellets are supposed to be very clean,washed at the factory,bad point they are expensive,👍
Thanks for the tip buddy , to save you looking through my vids , when I get a new gun , I have a session at 30 yards, and shoot around 10 brands of pellets through the gun then buy the pellets for that particular gun that did best , in the case of the Kral np02 I currently have ,, it likes the BSA fury pellets best out of the ones i had at the time , very handy cos they arnt very expensive, however I’ve come to think it’s more related to head size than brand , as I can’t get them to go in the barrel of the Remington express they are very hard to push in the breach on that gun , so I can only presume they must be slightly bigger than a standard head size pellet , but can’t find the info on the actual tin related to head size , but for the saving in money - I don’t mind washing a tin of pellets if it saves a fiver on just one tin , cheers shane
I’ve booked a table at the greyhound on the 9th about 3 , I’ll look out for you mate ❤ , why do people clean the barrel then fire a few hundred out before checking out the statistics again 😂
Dave told me you just turn up and no booking anymore , so that’s what I do now , just roll up, presume your on about shooting and not the pub , and doubt I’ll be shooting anywhere this wk end if this wind continues, you’d be better off throwing your pellets down a drain , very strong winds in Nuneaton today cheers shane
Bonjour mon ami je suis très fier pour toi car pour ta santé le pcp est fait pour toi et évite beaucoup de fatigue très beaux cartons tu est sur la bonne voie très cordialement jpb (prend bien soin de ta santé) un papy de Normandie !!
Many thanks Jean Pierre , I prefer spring guns , they have more soul and character , however it is a pleasure to use pcp , guns from time to time , and admire technology and how things have moved on , and how easy they are to use , take care from the uk 🇬🇧 shane
No way would I use that for hunting maybe rats at sub 20yards but I wouldnt have much confidence in it, its either very pellet fussy or its at its capacity.
Thanks for the comment Simon , if you’d seen a few of my vids , you would understand when I get a new gun I put at least 10 brands of pellets through the gun , then stick to what the gun likes ,,, in this case those were the pellets on the day it shot best groups with , hence why I was using them , if you look back through my vids you will see the video I’m talking about , I actually tried 11 brands including aa, jsb , h & n etc ,,, cheers buddy Shane
I do thanks shane , every gun I buy gets tested usually with around 11 brands of pellets , you obviously haven’t watched many of my videos cheers shane
Hi Shane I've found cleaning barrel now and again does improve my Springer but I only do it when it starts to shoot off a bit 👍
I always clean a brand new barrel because a lot of new guns have anti corrosion gunk inside to stop corrosion while shipped/stored. Only cean after that if accuracy drops off
With a new rifle or pistol I’ll pull through between 10-20 times before the bore is clean, amazing what comes out- then every 200 pellets - Napier pull through and power oil too! You need three Napier patches for .22 and two for .177 to do a good job!
Pull the pull through down about an inch then put a bit of spray down the barrel then pull you will get no gunge shit at the business end of the barrel so it won't matter if you use cheap wd 40. Looks like it did the job
Hi Shane, cleaning barrels is a mute point, Matt Manning off the airgun show says he's never cleaned the
barrels on his guns, and they say it takes at least a couple of hundred pellets to re lead them, I must admit
I have never cleaned My barrels, and as far as I'm aware have had no problems.
I don’t normally clean them unless there is a problem with the grouping , cheers shane
@@shaneweightman Do you use a pellet lube ?
You should always clean a brand new barrel cos they are coated with anti corrosion crap so they don’t corrode in storage
Normally you wouldn't unless there's an issue but a lot of new guns, especially the cheaper ones have loads of oil in the barrels and need cleaning.
@@tonyb4326 thanks buddy, I only clean barrels, when accuracy goes , cheers shane
A new rifle needs a clean to remove all the preservatives from the rifling grooves. Then clean only when you notice a decline in accuracy.
My NP02 sub 12 22cal loves Polymag shorts for ratting up to 25 yds, group opens up after that but if i use JSB then they are good to 30 yds.
Barrel cleaned when new then haven't had to clean it after at least 2000 shots
Probably needs 30 or 40 shots to" lead in" again after a thorough cleaning.mine likes every type of pellet(7 up to now)great little budget gun.
Try the h&n field target pellets, Kral allegedly use them as a test pellet in the factory. I used to have the same gun and found the head size of the pellet(4.51) made a big difference. Ended up getting penny sized groups at 35yrds with qys streamlined heavy pellets in 4.49. Good luck with the testing.
Cheers buddy , that’s why my gun likes the BSA fury pellets they have a larger head size , cheers shane
Hi Shane, wash your pellets first before you do any shooting
Show muito bom parabéns.
I followed the advice from Pellpax and used some fibre pellets and use one per tin. Air arm Diablo Field 8.44 give me shot on shot at 50 feet.
I've found mine loves these too
If pellets are dirty why not clean them?
hi Shane try trying it without the silencer and with a different silencer as some pellets/rifles are silencer fussy . i know it sounds silly but its true . i would imagine you should be getting clover lea groups without a silencer and a pellet it likes then take it from there . i have riffles that wont entertain dome of my other riffles silencers . you also need to keep your silencers clean , then theres' a case of is the pellet clipping the silencer. in my experience the longer the silencer the more risk of clipping occurs due to tolerances in the threads and silencer adaptor fit , i loose fitting adaptor is a no-no if it slops around when the grub screws are loose it really needs packing with foil or tape equally around the whole barrel until the adaptor just slides on without any wobble, which should in theory at least true-up the adaptor which should intern true up the silencer or make it more central which improves consistency/accuracy .. food for thought Shane .
Yep food for thought buddy will look at your ideas and give it some thought , never cleaned the silencer before after only 300 odd shots , it’s not loose , or doesn’t use an adapter , half inch u n f , and when pellets clip , it’s usually a lot of in accurate shots as apposed to the odd shot , I will compare to my hw 57 , at 31 yards and see what that does also get some other pellets that I’ve not yet tried as well , pellet choice is king 🤴, cheers shane
Yes please, remington next.
Will do buddy , cheers shane
Hi Shane, I clean my barrels every 150-250 pellets and it surprising how much muck comes out- it’s best not to use WD40 though as it eats O rings and creeps inside the interior of guns.
I don’t tend to use anything other than a slightly damp cloth to clean the, outside of my guns , and rarely clean the barrels , only when accuracy starts going , cheers shane
you want to lead a barrel, it improves the seal on pellet. I'd try different pellet brands to improve accuracy, and then if necessary weigh pellets. I get less than 4 fps spread in 10 shots, with a chrono, with unwieghed pellets that suit my rifle.
I lead all the barrels , buddy , this one had dirty bsa pellets going through it , hence poor accuracy,, I used to weigh pellets , and spend ages doing head sizing , and decided life’s to short for all that shite after buying some individual weighed and hand sorted j s b pellets that were 30 odd quid for 200 premium in a plastic box called jsb super match pellets and guess what ,, they were rubbish and letting people shoot them at the gun club through expensive high end guns with Czech barrels they came to the same conclusion, presume you haven’t watched many of my videos ,, cheers shane
Hi mate, try jsb 10.34 gn. I use these in my np02 work really well out to 53yrds
Its not the weight it’s the head size , with this gun , when I got it , I shot 11 brands of pellets , the gun decided it liked and shot the bsa fury , luckily for me they are cheap. , I shoot this gun with these pellets and hit spinners almost every shot at 66 yards with no problems, but thanks for your comment and advice ,, shane
Very informative video. What gun stand do you use?
Thanks for the comment buddy , the gun stand came off Amazon , not sure of the make , a generic type rest that was 40 odd pounds about 4 yrs ago , thanks Shane
Hi Shane, top tip clean rifle upside down then no oil should get in transfer port and inside
I normally slant the front end down so it drips into the barrel , but to be honest I don’t clean barrels that often , only when I have accuracy problems , and usually when they are brand new I don’t clean them unless they arnt shooting good , that’s good my method , but thanks for the tip , shane
@@shaneweightman tidy pal
Hi Shane just come across your channel so I don't know what you've tried or haven't,but the QYS pellets are supposed to be very clean,washed at the factory,bad point they are expensive,👍
Thanks for the tip buddy , to save you looking through my vids , when I get a new gun , I have a session at 30 yards, and shoot around 10 brands of pellets through the gun then buy the pellets for that particular gun that did best , in the case of the Kral np02 I currently have ,, it likes the BSA fury pellets best out of the ones i had at the time , very handy cos they arnt very expensive, however I’ve come to think it’s more related to head size than brand , as I can’t get them to go in the barrel of the Remington express they are very hard to push in the breach on that gun , so I can only presume they must be slightly bigger than a standard head size pellet , but can’t find the info on the actual tin related to head size , but for the saving in money - I don’t mind washing a tin of pellets if it saves a fiver on just one tin , cheers shane
Had one of those napier kits until the little loop broke, made a replacement out of strimmer wire. Instruction on utube.
Shane i use the VFG cleaning felts, put two in and a pellet behind for a bit of resistance.
Hi Shane, great vids👍
What gun stand are you using?
There’s a review on it buddy if you look through my video list , cheers shane ,,, feery deer it’s called
@@shaneweightman Thanks👌👍
Good shooting shane you would do a rat or wood pigeon head with that group.
Thanks Nigel
Nice vid . Is that gun fussy on pellets ?
A little fussy , it likes the cheap bsa fury pellets the most for some reason , thanks shane
Yep very fussy at 31 yards buddy
I’ve booked a table at the greyhound on the 9th about 3 , I’ll look out for you mate ❤ , why do people clean the barrel then fire a few hundred out before checking out the statistics again 😂
Dave told me you just turn up and no booking anymore , so that’s what I do now , just roll up, presume your on about shooting and not the pub , and doubt I’ll be shooting anywhere this wk end if this wind continues, you’d be better off throwing your pellets down a drain , very strong winds in Nuneaton today cheers shane
@@shaneweightman eating and shooting, wife likes a day off 🥴🤣🤣 she lived in Bedworth for ten years and I’ve lots of mates that way
Hi Shane. Could it be that the barrel is dirty because you've been putting dirty pellets through it.
Yep that’s what the problem was, my advice to myself is every cheap tin I buy , I now was first l o l , cheers Les
Bonjour mon ami je suis très fier pour toi car pour ta santé le pcp est fait pour toi et évite beaucoup de fatigue très beaux cartons tu est sur la bonne voie très cordialement jpb (prend bien soin de ta santé) un papy de Normandie !!
Thanks jean Pierre. Shane
Many thanks Jean Pierre , I prefer spring guns , they have more soul and character , however it is a pleasure to use pcp , guns from time to time , and admire technology and how things have moved on , and how easy they are to use , take care from the uk 🇬🇧 shane
No way would I use that for hunting maybe rats at sub 20yards but I wouldnt have much confidence in it, its either very pellet fussy or its at its capacity.
One mistake you made was you left the gun in fire you should put safety on 1st before you cock it and cleaned it not having ago but safety 1st 👍
Don't like those pellets at all, try H&N or Air Arms Diabolo.
Thanks for the comment Simon , if you’d seen a few of my vids , you would understand when I get a new gun I put at least 10 brands of pellets through the gun , then stick to what the gun likes ,,, in this case those were the pellets on the day it shot best groups with , hence why I was using them , if you look back through my vids you will see the video I’m talking about , I actually tried 11 brands including aa, jsb , h & n etc ,,, cheers buddy Shane
Try different pellets
I do thanks shane , every gun I buy gets tested usually with around 11 brands of pellets , you obviously haven’t watched many of my videos cheers shane