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A clear example of over compensation and poor vision?
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A clear example of over compensation and poor vision?
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Doesn't look like the PC in your sig.
Guess what I am doing this weekend if the wind is low enough:
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RWS Superdomes are awesome - very accurate!
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Am using Hobby still do the job and about 20% cheapr than aobve!
Pretty useless above 15 yards tho
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Anyone want to bet which will group the best at 45 yards?
Whats the gun your using?
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It's the airwolf I put a picture up of earlier.
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Good deal on superdomes here:
http://cheapairriflepellets.co.uk/r...rainairgunpelletstinof500x20tins-p-71251.html
http://cheapairriflepellets.co.uk/r...rainairgunpelletstinof500x20tins-p-71251.html
In that case JSB Exacts in 4.53mm if you have them
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No good if they don't hit anything though.
I fancied trying some superfields as well as they get good reviews, but forgot t add them to the order..
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That's one of the packs I've got to try!
Quite frankly, the H&N FTT and the Daystate Li's both grouped perfectly well enough at 35 yards when I was shooting off my hand. This test will be off a fixed stand so should show up any differences.
Not sure about the Defiants, there are some with cuts/splits in the tail and that's on a sample pack.
A couple of guys at my club were commenting on how good the 4.53mm JSB's were. One shoots a MK4is the other a Platinum.
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Superdome people are saying are good!
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Oh don't get me wrong, they are great in the HW97k in .22. Couldn't hit diddly in the Falcon though.
You can see the .177 tin in the pic is still sealed though. They might be wonderful, but only testing will tell.
Everyone says the Exacts work great in the Daystate barrels. Hence why I've got a pack of each size.
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Well test em and let us know buddy. I want good stuff for my weapons only.
Regardless of how Simon's test turns out it will be meaningless to you as he shoots a totally different gun. You have to do your own testing, are you sure you've shot before?
He's only got a 3 meter range - I reckon any old pellet will do for him
And no need for a real gun on a 3m range, he could just throw them
JSB Exacts in 4.53 in my Airwolf was the best pellet I found, followed very closely by the DaystateLi. For almost every other rifle I had Accupell's in either .22 or .177 were the best (BSA S10Mk3 was also JSB's 4.53's).
I had an indoor 100m range (unused aircraft hangar) to zero on and with no wind the Airwolf could consistently group at 20mm (the head of a bolt on the doors) at 60yrds+. Of course outside in the wind when hunting it was nowhere near that accurate so unless conditions were ideal I'd restrict myself to 35-45yrds max.
I had an indoor 100m range (unused aircraft hangar) to zero on and with no wind the Airwolf could consistently group at 20mm (the head of a bolt on the doors) at 60yrds+. Of course outside in the wind when hunting it was nowhere near that accurate so unless conditions were ideal I'd restrict myself to 35-45yrds max.