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    walther classus power level

    Hi all just got a brand fire new classus in .177 bought as full power but only doing 10ft lbs,any body else found this. very happy with gun in general just a but concerned about about low power.
    Cheers Pete.
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    What pellet are you using?

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    Some guns will have fairly tight piston seals from new. It will probably take a few hundred shots to bed it in a bit, and the power should creep up. Also different pellets will give different power. Try checking a few

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    Put couple of hundred exacts through her up to now ,stripped her down the other day and piston seemed quite loose although I understand that under acceleration seal will probably open.
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    Quote Originally Posted by miller View Post
    Put couple of hundred exacts through her up to now ,stripped her down the other day and piston seemed quite loose although I understand that under acceleration seal will probably open.
    JSB Exact are a little on the heavy side for a sub-12 ft/lb springer - try the lighter JSB RS and/or Express...

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    miller,

    Give the rifle a little time to bed (500 pellets or so) in then re-chrono.

    There is nothing wrong with 10 ft.lb

    I have recently adjusted my ultra-short stroked 0.177 TX200 from 10.8 to 10 ft.lb, and it shoots sublimely at the lower level.

    +1 on the JSB Express : for most of my springers, the JSB Express are the pellet of choice, giving the best and most consistent grouping out to 50 meters.

    Have a peek on Chairgun, and you will see there is very little trajectory difference between a 10 & 11 ft.lb rifle.

    (in 0.177, using JSB Express, there is a 1/2 inch difference at 50 meters !)

    As a general default, I try to set the target output of my springers to 10.5 ft.lb, and am now experimenting with 10 ft.lb.

    So far, I have found no downsides with the TX at 10 ft.lb. - benefits are reduced cocking effort, and sweeter shot cycle.

    (I always try and make sure the rifle is 'balanced' at these output levels)

    Have fun & a good weekend

    Best regards

    Russ
    Last edited by PhatMan; 16-09-2017 at 08:08 AM.

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    Cheers Russ gun will probably nudge up a bit with 7.9s anyway. Will let it run in for a while ,firing cycle is sweet.
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    For whatever reason accupel at 7.9grains give increased velocities in most guns I've tried them in.

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    If the Classus is similar to the Terrus that I own , it needs a little time .
    I'm getting 11.4 using JSB Exacts 8.44gr
    I have done a little polish and put in a sleeve .
    The firing cycle is very smooth.
    Last edited by Alakar; 16-09-2017 at 12:23 PM.

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