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  1. #16
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    Smile Ratgunner

    Bought a 1,000 4.52 Defiants for a thorough testing,

    very accurate was first impression (be it noted I don't hunt)

    Used in these guns sub 12ft lbs at 52yds

    BSA Ultra

    FX Typhoon

    Brocock Contour

    At this range all guns lacked hitting power due to lack of pellet weight, but very accurate wind not too much of an issue as pellet is so short,

    Moved downrange to 35yds

    Tack drivers in all Guns on paper targets

    Grouping excellent, but for HFT etc need more weight to truly kill the tin chickens,

    If I could get a heavy at the same price I would buy bulk,

    All my Gas Pistols Love them, 5p groups as fast as I can pull the trigger at 6yds (takes practice)

    Though to be fair JSR Geco's at 230p a tin rule the day,

    Cheers All,

    Ratty.

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    The groups from the dommy were only slightly bigger than the box the test packs came in at 55yds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobF View Post
    The groups from the dommy were only slightly bigger than the box the test packs came in at 55yds.
    nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobF View Post
    The groups from the dommy were only slightly bigger than the box the test packs came in at 55yds.
    Well that's dommys for ya

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Ramshead View Post
    Nice.
    Yeah, cr@p. Regards ... Geek
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    Quote Originally Posted by ratgunner View Post
    Grouping excellent, but for HFT etc need more weight to truly kill the tin chickens,

    Ratty.
    Eh?
    "Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life son" Dean Wormer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kes View Post
    Eh?
    Nah, don't even try to work it out mate, you'll hurt yourself. Regards ... Geek
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gungeek View Post
    Nah, don't even try to work it out mate, you'll hurt yourself. Regards ... Geek
    But I don't want to try and work it out Paul. I want him to tell me.
    "Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life son" Dean Wormer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kes View Post
    But I don't want to try and work it out Paul. I want him to tell me.
    "Everyone" knows you need proper stopping power for targets, otherwise they don't go down. T'is why .22 is so popular for FT & HFT.
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    i thought daystate where stopping making the rangemasters in .177 due to poor sales i found them surprisingly good and very effective on squidgey's heads at 35yrds

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    Quote Originally Posted by RabbitSniper177 View Post
    i thought daystate where stopping making the rangemasters in .177 due to poor sales i found them surprisingly good and very effective on squidgey's heads at 35yrds
    Yes. A real pity. My Air Wolf loves the 4.50 ones.

    When I had it confirmed that Daystate were not commissioning anymore, I bought about 30 tubs!

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    I tried .177 in my T10 scorpion at 50m. A lot of the shots were wedged in the backstop sideways...Some even entered backwards! Terrible. i could actaully see them wabbling their way awkwardly down the range and many of them missed my target sheet altogether.

    But they seem to do well in my gamo compact pistol, oddly.

    Similarly I've tested the .22 U bolt...I had hoped the lighter weight would carry them down range faster. I use an up-turned picnic table at home for a backstop, i gave up after about 30 shots when they could even hit that!

    I have now gone in the opposite direction. Magnum pellets all the way, much more stable at longer ranges with greater energy retension for that satisfying punch at the target.

    J

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    as said in FAC the 18g are awesome, with a handsome thwack on the target
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