s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
The shroud just unscrews, rubber gloves and heat,once off roll it down a flat surface, a new one from A/A wobbled like anything, I was wondering if I could get it straitened at an engineering shop, I used to do this every time I bent the forks on my motorbike. Rog
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Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
At least it looks like you've found the problem. I hope that you can sort it out OK. You should probably try it with the shroud off to see if it is still not grouping right. Second hand rifles are probably best to have a barrel clean to start off with, then to shoot some rounds down the barrel to lead them up again. If your high power settings are shooting supersonic, you could get unstable pellets, so a heavier pellet, or lowered power setting could help. Good luck, and keep us up to date on how you get on with it.
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Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
mark holding wrote:At least it looks like you've found the problem. I hope that you can sort it out OK. You should probably try it with the shroud off to see if it is still not grouping right. Second hand rifles are probably best to have a barrel clean to start off with, then to shoot some rounds down the barrel to lead them up again. If your high power settings are shooting supersonic, you could get unstable pellets, so a heavier pellet, or lowered power setting could help. Good luck, and keep us up to date on how you get on with it.
No I haven't narrowed it down


What the best way to get the shroud baffles out?
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Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
Don't forget the o-rings power adjuster, they could be letting by.
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Gnome of the Woods wrote:Don't forget the o-rings power adjuster, they could be letting by.
Thanks, any idea how I get that out, do I have to take the air cylinder off?
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Cannot remember!
Will look tomorrow and try to remember how I did it! Cylinder stays on but let all the air out by dry firing before doing any work on as the barrel and block have to come off from memory.

Will look tomorrow and try to remember how I did it! Cylinder stays on but let all the air out by dry firing before doing any work on as the barrel and block have to come off from memory.
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I got the hammer spring section open and its in a terrible state i could feel lumps of rust or hardened grease on the rod, had to use 1200grit sandpaper to smothen it out.
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Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
Maybe, just maybe I have it sorted

I'm surprised the jsb 15.9 gr didn't shoot better and 5 of the bisley mags went in one hole followed by 5 flyers but the 18gr diabolo's did well 13mm 6 shot group at 43yards in breezy conditions, so maybe now it's down to pellet choice, I'm waiting on a tin of jsb 18gr pellets and some pellet lube, so hopefully they'll do the business.


I'm surprised the jsb 15.9 gr didn't shoot better and 5 of the bisley mags went in one hole followed by 5 flyers but the 18gr diabolo's did well 13mm 6 shot group at 43yards in breezy conditions, so maybe now it's down to pellet choice, I'm waiting on a tin of jsb 18gr pellets and some pellet lube, so hopefully they'll do the business.
Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
You don't have to shoot it down to get all of the air out of cylinder, just crack gauge mount bolt and undo slowly until gauge says empty, simples Rog
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Re: s510 xtra fac accuracy issues
Roger5 wrote:You don't have to shoot it down to get all of the air out of cylinder, just crack gauge mount bolt and undo slowly until gauge says empty, simples Rog
Not advisable in my book

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