Why is that a good idea ?Originally Posted by Rickenbacker
That's a good idea, man
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Why is that a good idea ?That's a good idea, man
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Well, with these light-middle weight springers & rammers, running at USA power levels with diablo pellets - I reckon they're likely to shoot more predictably in .22 at subsonic velocity, rather than supersonic .177s
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I was watching Ted's Holdover and he was shooting a .177 Hw100 at 22ftlbs and on his slow mo cam you could see the pellets spiral too many fps .22 would have been ok at that power or moreWell, with these light-middle weight springers & rammers, running at USA power levels with diablo pellets - I reckon they're likely to shoot more predictably in .22 at subsonic velocity, rather than supersonic .177s
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I've got 3 springers in .177 that are 100yrd shooters, a Diana 54, Diana 350 & my favorite springer, my LGV. The most accurate one is the old T01 54. It shoots CP 10.5s @ 950 with NO recoil. On a perfect windless day when I'm on my game it prints 2-3in 5 shot groups. I have no doubt the rifle is capable of much more in better hands.
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