Sorry to piss on your chips but what one person thinks is acceptable performance is another person's 'shotgun grouping'.
You need ranges and group size to make this meaningful.
If you do that though it will be very useful!
Sorry to piss on your chips but what one person thinks is acceptable performance is another person's 'shotgun grouping'.
You need ranges and group size to make this meaningful.
If you do that though it will be very useful!
Lighten up Weevie. Where does it say 'ballistically sound scientific proof must be provided'.
It is only meant as a rough guide and might help ease the old "what pellet for this gun" question that comes up 5 times a week to which there is only one answer.
Let the lad have some fun and learn something to everyones benefit .
Last edited by relivingmyyouth; 18-05-2008 at 09:00 PM.
The list is shortened..... but still distinguished.
daystate MK4 .177 -- JSB exacts 4.52
Bsa Scorpion .177 -- H&N Ftt
Air Arms S200 .22 -- AA Feild 5.52
Air Arms S410 .22 -- AA Feild 5.52
Falcon FN12 .22 -- Accupels
EDIT: Bsa Superstar .25 -- H&N FTT
Daystate airwolf. 177 - mtc viper 6-24x56
Gunpower stealth........JSB Predator
AA S400 .177 -- JSB exacts 4.52
Daystate airwolf. 177 - mtc viper 6-24x56
Falcon FN19 .177 everything apart from piledrivers
penetrators 9.5 excellent 15grainers ok
jsb 4.52 excellent
AA 4.51 and 4.52 excellent
bismags 10.6 excellent
wasps 7.2 [1997 vintage] very good
and webley mossies 4.52 excellent
shot three groups at 40yds today using bismags and the tightest group was a single hole not wider than a .22 pellets lengthways [ very pleased ] although my girlfriend doesnt seem as enthusiatic
If i didnt have a Falcon i would have a Rapid
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.
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