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S200 Chrony - This fine for 12ft/lb or too low?

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2016 3:47 pm
by jeffbroodwar
Hi Experts,

Just concerned with my .22 S200, so I checked it with Chrony from 200 bar down to 60 bar,
I'm not sure if this result is good for 12 ft/lb or should I adjust the power up? hope you can give your feedback....

Thank you.

Pellet used: Crosman Pointed 14.3 grains

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| Pressure | Feet per second | Indicator | No. of shots |
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200-190 = 502,512,510,510,513,518,514,514,515 9 shots

190-180 = 515,520,520,522,520,524,521,525,526,526,532,529,528 13 shots

180-170 = 528,533,532,533,535,539,537,540,538,540,543 11 shots

170-160 = 543,544,544,548,541,546,551,551,556,553,552 11 shots

160-150 = 552,556,556,559,559,556,560,558,563,559 10 shots

150-140 = 559,562,560,562,565,564,563,563,564,564 (2nd sweet) 10 shots

140-130 = 564,564,563,568,562,568,569,566,567,569,571 (1st sweet) 11 shots

130-120 = 571,569,571,566,564,567,571,568,562 (1st sweet) 9 shots

120-110 = 562,563,564,566,563,567,561,559,559,557 (2nd sweet) 10 shots

110-100 = 557,558,558,556,554,553,555,551,549 9 shots

100-90 = 549,548,544,546,539,531,517,505 8 shots

90-80 = 505,508,501,487,490,483,481,475,470 9 shots

80-70 = 470,463,459,460,454,453,446,441,442,431 10 shots

70-65 = 431,436,424,420,413,414 6 shots

65-60 = 414,404,412,413,394,398 6 shots

Re: S200 Chrony - This fine for 12ft/lb or too low?

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2016 7:44 pm
by Stoohundred
I would say that is just about right FPS for a .22

Remember, if you were to use 16 grain air arms pellets, you will probably get very similar or almost the same FPS readings but because the pellet is heavier, the power in ft lbs is higher, so if your concerned that it's a little lower than you like, try a heavier pellet.

Re: S200 Chrony - This fine for 12ft/lb or too low?

Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2016 3:51 am
by jeffbroodwar
Thanks stoohundred, appreciate your feedback