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    best pellets for Pro- Target mk3

    Sorry if this has been done to death before

    Can any long term users of the above rifle let me know which is their preferred pellet?

    I am currently using AA field 4.52 and although they seem ok I get a lot of 'flyers'

    This of course could be due to my own poor technique . But not every time and not off a bench rest!

    I just haven't got the time at the moment to sit down and test X no of different types of pellets so a short list of 2 or 3 which are known to work well would be useful.

    Thanks in anticipation

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    I use aa field (not in a pro target however)
    Find them one of the best, but are susceptible to damaged skirts.
    This might explain the flyers.
    I tend to open a new tin and weed out any dubious pellets which are then used for garden plinking.

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    Reckon the PT pellet shortlist will look something like this:

    AA fields
    Daystate FTs
    JSB Exacts
    Crosman Premiers 7.9gn

    I'm currently using JSB Exacts 4.52 but mine's an older PT (RN10)

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    Originally posted by Numb Nut

    I'm currently using JSB Exacts 4.52 but mine's an older PT (RN10)
    And also much cheaper than the others especially from www.airammo.co.uk

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    My Mk2 ran well on Daystate 4.51 but when the 4.53 came out the groups tightened up to a point where further improvement was highly unlikely.
    If your gun likes fields then Daystates are the pellet to try. I'm only aware of 1 gun (springer) that ever did better on fields than Daystates and that's out of several dozen.

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    I have got to agree with Darren. My pro-target Mk2 is really good with daystate 4.52 - have not tried 4.53 yet though.
    It does not group as well with AA fields.

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    Thanks Guys

    I had a sneaking feeling that Daystate pellets were going to be high up the list

    Can someone recommend the best place to order some (4.53/ 4.52)

    TIA
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    Best pellets

    Try Pellpax

    Fleety

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    My Protarget Mk3 shot well with AA 4.52's. As you said seemed to get un explained fliers. I switched to Daystate 4.53's, the groups tightend and had fewer fliers. I got these pellets straight from the factory. Try phoning the factory and speak to Tony.
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    Thanks for all the replies.

    Had some good tips from Paul at 'airammo' and I've ordered some jsb's to try.

    Will let you know how I get on.

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