Corvid_Hunter
HAM Sharp Shooter
Glad to hear it's working well for you now. What did you do?Well fellas, after putting in quite a bit of work I have my ghost shooting one hole at 50 yards and MOA at 100 yards in calm conditions. Very pleased now!
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Glad to hear it's working well for you now. What did you do?Well fellas, after putting in quite a bit of work I have my ghost shooting one hole at 50 yards and MOA at 100 yards in calm conditions. Very pleased now!
Your forgetting to plug up. That's a much bigger score in EBR terms.
Did a heavy polish on the barrel and added a barrel clamp. Had to fine tune the tension on the barrel clamp as well.Glad to hear it's working well for you now. What did you do?
How did you go about tuning the clamp? When I put mine on I just tightened it up really well.Did a heavy polish on the barrel and added a barrel clamp. Had to fine tune the tension on the barrel clamp as well.
I couldn't agree more. I've had thee Daystate, and while all of my airguns are generally very accurate, I never got the DS to shoot as good. My Brocock is stellar, however, and easily equal to the best gun I've ever owned. So it's a crap shoot for DS.First off - I am no knocking Daystate or BRK with this post - just stating facts.
I had a Daystate Alpha Wolf for a few years and I never had any good luck at 100 yards with it. Some of it I think is the barrel supported by an o-ring in the middle - but you can now get the block to lock in in if you want. The other things are the barrels - I think there may be some good ones out there but the .25 barrel I received was a mess. I was never able to get less than 3" or so out at 100 yards. When I finally got a borescope and looked down it I will say the thing looked like someone had taken a metal file to it.
Sold that Wolf and went back to a Red Wolf. MOA at 100 yards is not a given, but it's not uncommon either.
I started with a little tension and would slowly add more tension with each group I shot. I eventually found a sweet spot.How did you go about tuning the clamp? When I put mine on I just tightened it up really well.
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