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Until 35J. Stands also on the Page 
I try to translate it for you.
If want to power up ur rifle u need more than that Spring. You have to fine adjust some special parts of the valve to get a good working gun. And 16 Joule or more is only possible with the longer barrel (60cm).
Original von -raY-
And 16 Joule or more is only possible with the longer barrel (60cm).
Ok this is my translation fault. In the rating (that i've linked) the person said that it is possible to have 16j or more but u spend a lot of air to get it. For example:
With the 60 cm barrel u can shot (may be) 150 rounds.
With the 41 cm barrel u can shot only 40 round per Air Cartridge.
(just fiction)
U know what i mean?
K - is the short barrel version (310mm)
The normal barrel length would be 410mm and can be (and is) used in all available versions (7.5J, 16.3J, 30J).
Well, actually you can only reach 25J with the 410mm barrel fitted to the FAC (in .177 caliber..)
So if you really want to go the way with the K-Version, you`re stuck with a max. of 16.3J
Data source to those infos: http://www.weihrauch-sport.de/deutsch/d_prod…n/d_seite14.htm
Originally posted by -raY-
With the 60 cm barrel u can shot (may be) 150 rounds.
With the 41 cm barrel u can shot only 40 round per Air Cartridge.
(just fiction)
U know what i mean?
Au contraire!
In general a longer barrel will always consumpt a higher amount of air to compensate for its higher inner volume resulting from the additional inches in length.
Only if you increase the power of your air rifle over the "sweet spot" of its barrel length it is starting to "waste" air compared to a longer barrel.
