I Converted My Avenge-X to .25 — How Does It Shoot Without Tuning?

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After converting my Air Venturi Avenge-X from .22 caliber to .25 caliber, it's time to find out how it actually performs.

In this video, I'm taking the newly converted Avenge-X .25 straight to the chronograph and backyard range to see what it can do before making any major tuning adjustments.

The Avenge-X was previously set up for .22 caliber, so I was especially interested in seeing what kind of velocity, energy, consistency, and accuracy I would get simply by installing the .25 caliber conversion kit and shooting it.

And the initial numbers definitely got my attention — reaching approximately 973 FPS and 42 FPE without tuning specifically for the .25 caliber setup.

We'll take a look at:

• Chronograph results
• Velocity and consistency
• Foot-pounds of energy (FPE)
• Backyard accuracy
• How the .25 conversion performs without additional tuning
• Whether the Avenge-X needs further adjustment for the larger caliber

This is the follow-up to my Avenge-X .22-to-.25 caliber conversion video and another look at just how versatile and modular the Air Venturi Avenge-X platform can be.

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