BSA Supersport .22 Napier Power Hunter
BSA Meteor mk 4 .22 and BAM DB4 .22 also likes Napier Power Hunter
BSA Supersport .22 Napier Power Hunter
BSA Meteor mk 4 .22 and BAM DB4 .22 also likes Napier Power Hunter
Logun Axsor .22 Crosman Accupell, H&NFTT, BSA Elite but hard to load...too big.
Designer of BASC Logo
Weihrauch HW100k - .177 - Webley Mosquito Express, Daystate Select FT 4.53 (funnily enough, this rifle isn't so keen on JSB Exacts 4.51, 2 or 3!)
Logun Solo - .177 - JSB Exact 4.53
Both rifles are non-FAC and, mainly for Weevie's benefit , using the above pellets I get 25-30mm groups at a lasered 50yd range (must try harder! ).
Cheers,
Doug
BSA Superten BBK in .177
Bisley Magnums 4.51 under 20mm group at 45yds
Defiants (small size) under 20mm group at 45yds
Logun Penetrators
Dislikes (as in wont group tightly or too many fliers)
Air Arms, Superdomes, Hollowpoints
BSA Lightning XL in .177
Webley Mosquito 25mm groups at 40yds
BSA Superten BBK (Blueprinted), BSA Ultra SS Regged, Tanfoglio Witness, Umarex 1911
and many, many bows and slingshots
jsb exacts. most favourd.
air arms.
bisley mags.
R7 mrk1 22 bt reg.23"barrel awt silencer fac.
I realise that some people dont think that this is a great idea but the idea is for people to be able to see what works best in ther gun, if people put down size of groups then much of the size of the group will be as a result of the shooters ability. Those of you who are very experienced will be getting muh tighter groups than people who have not been shooting long. Therefore if people put what groups best then that goes somewaay to eliminate the problem of shooters ability.
I have now finnished my GCSE's so I have more free time and if there are still people out there who think this is a good ide then please add to the list and I will keep adding them to the website.
Thanks,
Toby
HW 99s .177..ACCUPELLS
HW97k .177..WEIHRAUCH FTs
COMETA 300 .22.....ACCUPELLS
HW 45 .22.......WEIHRAUCH FTs
Mate it's a nice idea and I didn't mean to rubbish the idea. It's just that if someone thinks Milbro Caledonians group well then all that tells us is that they don't know what grouping well is and it could lead to some poor bugger going out and buying some!
The thing about fidning the best pellet is that it has to be done from a bench or in some way supported so as to take as much of the a shooter out of the equation.
That given, providing group sizes is helpful and gives some frame of reference.
BSA Hornet .177 AA Fields
HW 97 Crossman Premier
HW 95 Webly Mosquito,s
All 4.52
I'm in the process of buying a Daystate Airwolf .22 40lb FAC what is the best pellet for this?
All 35 yds sub 1 inch groups
HW 77k .22 Crosman Accupels
BSA Lightning XL .22 JSB Exacts 5.52/ switched to RWS Superdomes, excellent
Crosman King Ratcatcher .22 JSB Exacts 5.52 (1 Inch Groups Ish)
BSA Ultra .177 Air Arms 4.52
FX Typhoon .177 Air Arms 4.52
QB78 Deluxe .22 JSB Exacts 5.52 (A4 Groups)
Pistols Ten Yards
HW45 .22 RWS Superdomes Gotta add Logun Penetrators tried some Saturday, Excellent all round
HW40 .177 Air Arms/Daystate Select 4.51
Smith & Wesson Mod 386 .177 Webley Lazadomes 4.52
Daisy Rogers Mod 717 .177 RWS Superdomes/ Sold to Collector
Webley Junior Smoothbore (1953) .177 RWS Superdomes
Last edited by ratgunner; 10-05-2009 at 08:20 PM. Reason: Tried new pellet for HW45
Recently found that my .22 Gamo CF-30 loves Air Arms Fields in 5.52mm.
My guns; BSA R-10 (.22), BSA XL Tactical (.177), BSA Lightning (.177), Gamo CF-30 (.22), Gamo Cadet (.177), Cometa 100 (.177), Gamo P-800 Pistol (.177)