I think it's more likely to be something scope related, duff scopes do happen, re-zero & keep an eye on it.
Dusted off my old Mk1 Rapid 7 & went out to zero a new scope. H&N pellets. Done in a few shots, 2 mags showing tight one hole groups, perfect, next mag I thought I saw a streak from the pellet & it hit slightly to the left, had a bigger group & saw the spiraling streak a few times. I left the scope settings thinking new scope so is it head position critical ? Next mag the pellets dropped in a neat line & still to the left, starting to sound like out of air as you now would guess. I've done this quite a few times on other rifles but never going off center before dropping. Repeating again next week to see if it happens again. Is it wierd or common to go off center when the air runs low ?
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I think it's more likely to be something scope related, duff scopes do happen, re-zero & keep an eye on it.
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Could be low power.
You should get more shots than three mags.
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yes, significantly lower velocities can defo cause lateral POI movement, not just straight drop..
Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.
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Well maybe it's a thing that I've just never seen
All 4 of my Rapids just gently drop down the target if I shoot them all the way down, never seen any lateral movement.