I've put about 500-600 shots through my new .308 Texan/Hawke scope, but I'm still not at a place where I'm getting any consistency at all. I've used everything from round balls, 118, 132, and 154 grain and I can't any of them to group better than 8" to 10" with four or five shots. I've tried every conceivable air pressure, projectile, shooting tethered (when the fill tank pressure equalizes), etc. I've had some small successes with the occasional two or three shot group, but it's frustrating when I'm all over the target at 57 yards. I don't know how to use the tuning wheel (even which way is 'more' and which is 'less') I'm using bags and a bipod, and while not a world renowned marksman, I'm fairly good with my other non-PCP stuff.
My buddy came over today with his .25 FX Royale 2000. That's only PCP I've ever shot besides my Texan and I could cover a ten shot group with a fifty cent piece at 57 yards. Different guns/calibers/platforms...yes. But I'm hoping that the Texan is at least capable of shooting at game with confidence. Right now I feel like I can throw a rock and be more accurate and consistent. Either the gun is all hype, or I have a hell of a lot to learn (odds on the latter) I have absolutely zero confidence and I feel like I have to start from scratch.