Checking the Sweet Spot of your PCP air rifle

In this Part 2 video connected with a previous video on Chronographs, I look into how one can use the results from your chronograph measurements to ascertain the sweet spot of your guns most effective power band. Applies to non regulated PCP airguns.

[@pissywilly]

That was great. I experienced valve lock at the open range yesterday, and it was because I overfilled the pcp. This is how I ended up here.

[@MrRockstar1968]

Shame you didn't do readings from a regulated rifle to show the comparison.

[@Sertao2013]

Why wouldn't you back off the hammer tension so there is not such a jump from the first few shots ? Wouldn't that give you more shots with just a small amount of fps difference ?

[@mpk5959]

Very interesting video, I always thought that the more pressure
in the rifle you have the more fps you get. I also have combro cb-625 mk4 great piece of kit, I would
like to see the comparison of the Chrony and the combro cb-625 mk4 and how accurate
they are.

[@newtownnaughtyboy8742]

Nope , dont over fill, it can be bad

[@shaneweightman]

Maybe it would have been good to see a graph after this one , of the graph for the regulated gun, to see how many extra shots you get from the regulated one and pros and cons , cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧

[@ballkeeper6662]

thank you , that it explain how and why to do this test, did mine from 200 to 100 338 shots ,can you do me a spread sheet like yours

[@chloehunter3764]

Hi can you have a regulator fitted to the Air Arm's s200 MK3 🤔.