Others Air venturi comp 10

[Eb226]

I have two new Air venturi comp 10 Air pistols, one has less muzzle velocity than the other. Is there a way to adjust the velocity on these pistols. I didn't see anything in the owners manual on it. Thanks for any info.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

The catch 22 is .... Is one gun just a bit above average fps or is one actually low?

Being new maybe just rma the lower powered one in the hopes the replacement matched the one you kept ..

If older maybe find a help on dissemble and clean and lube or seal kit ..

 

[Florida_Man]

They are regulated, so if there is no way to adjust the hammer spring, the reg pressure might be a little different.

Have you tried recording full shot strings and see where each comes off the reg? You’d also see if one is getting more shots at a consistent velocity.

 

[Eb226]

The catch 22 is .... Is one gun just a bit above average fps or is one actually low?

Being new maybe just rma the lower powered one in the hopes the replacement matched the one you kept ..

If older maybe find a help on dissemble and clean and lube or seal

They are regulated, so if there is no way to adjust the hammer spring, the reg pressure might be a little different.

Have you tried recording full shot strings and see where each comes off the reg? You’d also see if one is getting more shots at a consistent velocity.

Both pistols are brand new, one is noticeably quieter then the other and the pellet seem to push through the target, the other pops a nice clean round hole.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Of new you can rma and hope the replacement is better .. or just enjoy them as is ..

What is the chronograph readings for each in a 10 shot string ?

Anyway if new and not happy for some reason I rma . .. I've sent one back to PA 3 times to get one satisfying gun ..lol

I think overseas you can get parts and all maybe to rebuild it but it's not a well used older gun ether . You got 90 days to decide on a rma if bought from PA so I'd grab some pellets and get shooting a lot in that time frame and see what gun ends up best over all .. that " weaker" one may be golden all said and done ..lol
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[Eb226]

Of new you can rma and hope the replacement is better .. or just enjoy them as is ..

What is the chronograph readings for each in a 10 shot string ?

Anyway if new and not happy for some reason I rma . .. I've sent one back to PA 3 times to get one satisfying gun ..lol

I think overseas you can get parts and all maybe to rebuild it but it's not a well used older gun ether . You got 90 days to decide on a rma if bought from PA so I'd grab some pellets and get shooting a lot in that time frame and see what gun ends up best over all .. that " weaker" one may be golden all said and done ..lol
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We are shooting them both alot every week lol. The main reason I'd like to increase the velocity is because of the holes it puts in the targets or should say tears the target.

 

[Florida_Man]

Do you have a chronograph? Even an affordable Chinese one will do the job. I’d record the data and call PA and tell them what’s going on. It says it should be doing 510 fps at the muzzle.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

We are shooting them both alot every week lol. The main reason I'd like to increase the velocity is because of the holes it puts in the targets or should say tears the target.

Well now that could be the paper type or pellet used . ( For 10m target I'd prefer flathead/ wadcutter) Most times it's the type of paper .

Like here I like white food stuff cardboard unwaxed .

Even with a domed pellet it cuts pretty clean .



I guess them holed look round and clean ? ..lol

But like copy paper / printer paper . Not so lots of " keyhole" looking tore holes ..

( Sorry no picture)

Anyway a lot of thin cardboard is kinda like tagboard that used for more official targets

 

[AirVenturi]

I have two new Air venturi comp 10 Air pistols, one has less muzzle velocity than the other. Is there a way to adjust the velocity on these pistols. I didn't see anything in the owners manual on it. Thanks for any info.

Hi there, Eb226! Knowing the velocity the gun is shooting would be very helpful, but if you don't have a chronograph, the best course of action is to get the gun to our warranty service department so it can be gone through properly. If there is an issue, we can get you fixed up. You can either call the number in the manual ( 216-220-1180 ) or shoot an email to tech@airventuri.com and we can get the process started.

 

[Florida_Man]

Hi there, Eb226! Knowing the velocity the gun is shooting would be very helpful, but if you don't have a chronograph, the best course of action is to get the gun to our warranty service department so it can be gone through properly. If there is an issue, we can get you fixed up. You can either call the number in the manual ( 216-220-1180 ) or shoot an email to tech@airventuri.com and we can get the process started.

You guys are great! Much respect for being part of the community!

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Yes as said you need a chronograph .

Even the small inexpensive china ones do fine . I use a $30 bolt on type ( though I never bolt it on when I use it ..lol)

If your doing any air gunning it's pretty much a must have . Once I thought I could get away from having one and found I was mistaking..

 

[Doug Wall]

Stay tuned on this. I just completed a review for this pistol, and there are a few things to be addressed. HAM will be publishing when we get things sorted out.

 

[Dogowski]

Yes as said you need a chronograph .

Even the small inexpensive china ones do fine . I use a $30 bolt on type ( though I never bolt it on when I use it ..lol)

If your doing any air gunning it's pretty much a must have . Once I thought I could get away from having one and found I was mistaking..

I splurged and spent $45.00 from Amazon on a cheap Chinese chrony. Does the job just fine!