Can anyone recommend a pellet for a FWB 127

[CapitalBee]

Been tinkering with the trigger to get a bit more consistency as I am struggling to get reasonable groups. I started out using JSB exact heavy's in 5.52 and switched to superdomes, which gave an improvement, but with the odd flier. So before I part with some more pocket money, I wondered what anyone else is using?

[isobar]

air arms field seem best in mine.they are not cheap though. atb

[p.sharp]

5.52 jsb / air arms are brilliant in mine. I'd check the barrel lock up too if you've changed the breech seal. The 'normal' o ring breech seal is slightly too thick & causes poi changes dependent on how hard or soft you close the breech. If you're getting vertical poi shifts, the breech seal is worth a shot.

[CapitalBee]

5.52 jsb / air arms are brilliant in mine. I'd check the barrel lock up too if you've changed the breech seal. The 'normal' o ring breech seal is slightly too thick & causes poi changes dependent on how hard or soft you close the breech. If you're getting vertical poi shifts, the breech seal is worth a shot.

Aah, this is what could be happening as my POI is changing vertically. Did you replace the breech seal? If so, what with?

[p.sharp]

I actually kept the o ring, but parred away some of the material with a Stanley knife until it sat a touch lower in the recess. Obviously the rough side faces down once you've trimmed it & the untouched side does the sealing

[Jenny Dipple]

I actually kept the o ring, but parred away some of the material with a Stanley knife until it sat a touch lower in the recess. Obviously the rough side faces down once you've trimmed it & the untouched side does the sealing

Try the gun through a chrono, fps variation should be in single figures for a well tuned gun!

[fatttmannn]

air arms field seem best in mine.they are not cheap though. atb

yes thats what my series 2 likes.

[isobar]

yes thats what my series 2 likes.

5.52 says the sticky label on the bottom of the tin on mine.the rifle likes to be shot with a distinctly light hold also; if so is very accurate indeed. atb

[fatttmannn]

5.52 says the sticky label on the bottom of the tin on mine.the rifle likes to be shot with a distinctly light hold also; if so is very accurate indeed. atb

yes light hold, like your holding a Lady

[trick cyclist]

I've been using Superfields, but have still not got to grips with it, they seem to go everywhere! It's probably me, however, I seem to do okay with my TX200 (using AA and JSB exacts)

[Paul Dilks]

Mine loved Superdomes

[fatttmannn]

Mine loved Superdomes

yes the old ones, but when I got a batch about a year back the guns I had allways used them in hated that batch so I switched and found the |Air Arms suited most of my HW,s My Anschutz 335,and my sport 127

[les allam]

I use Falcon accuracy plus in my mk1 and it performs really well.
Les..

[Geezer]

Mine shot brilliantly with the old Superdomes. Haven't tried it with the new ones.

Hobbys have always been great in it out to 20-25 yards. Superpoints weren't bad either. It never did as well with any H&Ns.

In general, like a lot of fairly boingy springers, it seems to prefer lighter pellets. But my rose-tinted recollection is that it shot like a death ray with Mount Star/"Beeman" Silver Jets. Though probably only when wearing a surplus Italian army green "NATO" jacket, cords, and NI boots. Ah, the early 80s...

(I think I still have the NI boots somewhere!)

[fatttmannn]

Mine shot brilliantly with the old Superdomes. Haven't tried it with the new ones.

Hobbys have always been great in it out to 20-25 yards. Superpoints weren't bad either. It never did as well with any H&Ns.

In general, like a lot of fairly boingy springers, it seems to prefer lighter pellets. But my rose-tinted recollection is that it shot like a death ray with Mount Star/"Beeman" Silver Jets. Though probably only when wearing a surplus Italian army green "NATO" jacket, cords, and NI boots. Ah, the early 80s...

(I think I still have the NI boots somewhere!)

I had one of them Italian jackets has well