I'm just surprised .177 pellets don't come in a rainbow tin
Covers further distances and cheaper pellets in most places.
I'm just surprised .177 pellets don't come in a rainbow tin
Correct me if I am wrong, but .177 is No 1 bore and .22 is No 2 bore.
So, as we all know, it was named No 1 because it's the best.
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No, because it's the smallest , designed especially for low power indoor target shooting.
there was no .20 as it was only introduced in 1948, so No-2 was .22 & No-3 .25
Funny thread.
Simple... there are those that know.
There are those that don't know.
Then there are those that don't know that they don't know. (And they shoot .20)
Don't worry about the why, and stick with ya oversized calibre, now that you cant see the pellet or feel them or load them properly.
Now that you cant pull the knicker elastic back on ya catapult enough so have to use an airgun.
Keep using your 4x only scope so it doesn't show the jelly wobble you now have, mind you now that you shoot from a stick it isn't so bad.
Use the little toy airgun that weighs same as a bag of sugar cos a real rifle is too heavy.
Leave the real shooting to the Woke, snowflake generation, and if they want rainbow coloured pellets that would be great, especially in the oversized calibres, as it will only help you see the pellets!!
Last edited by gsxrman; 04-12-2023 at 06:23 PM.
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Last edited by junglie; 04-12-2023 at 12:59 PM.
Good idea. Aside from the cocking effort and considerable spring-surge etc, the BSF trigger is not fully active like a Rekord or CD unit. This means that the heavy spring makes the trigger action less sweet... so a lighter mainspring makes them better in this department too.
It exists to show how pointless .20 is.
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Could there be an argument for .157 (4mm) for target shooting?