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**Airgunner** · 1st Jul 2008, 11:14

Power adjusting is Never discussed on an open forum so that is why there is a lack of replies. Those that have replies are giving you the correct information so I would do as they have said.

RFD means Registered Firearms Dealer, in other words a "Gun shop" and have it serviced better still get it off to a Gun Tuner with a few of the pellets you use and tell him what you want it setup as.

And I think you will find its a .22" and the pellets are 5.5mm.

Regards
Barry

1st Jul 2008, 11:14	#9 (permalink)
Airgunner Site Staff Join Date: 12th Aug 2004 Location: Gillingham Dorset Age: 62 Posts: 634	Re: falcon pf25 low power issues Power adjusting is Never discussed on an open forum so that is why there is a lack of replies. Those that have replies are giving you the correct information so I would do as they have said. RFD means Registered Firearms Dealer, in other words a "Gun shop" and have it serviced better still get it off to a Gun Tuner with a few of the pellets you use and tell him what you want it setup as. And I think you will find its a .22" and the pellets are 5.5mm. Regards Barry __________________ Daystate MKIII RT (A) .177" - Daystate MKIII RT (B) .22" (FAC) - Daystate MKIII RT Short (B2) .177" - Daystate MKIII Sport CDT (C) .177" - Daystate X2 Sports R .177" - Daystate Harrier X .22" (FAC) http://www.picturetrail.com/airgunner