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Sam - dont worry about the arguments these guys are having over who's is bigger Best you just ring Lewis and find out what .22 cal PCP's with his sale kits included he has got in stock come back here and tell us and let us argue over the merits of the different brands on your behalf or just buy that...

I thought she was a 1:10 twist

She shoots heavier slugs well, Speer 85 SPBT's and Rem 100 factory stuff

She just likes the 70 TNTs better and the skippies she dropped on permit at old mates turf farm hated her for that liking

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Ok fair enough re which one is flatter, the .22LR has it over the AG's...now what I'd like to know is are these PCP's that accurate out of the box, is it just a matter of finding the best pellet ? PCP's would be gentle on scopes compared to a springer ? I'd better go and search through some AG post...

Sam they can be a bit spendy to buy- but you get what you pay for and the performance is something to be marvelled at. Lewis is your man to talk to about PCP's He seems to have a selection of S/H ones that are about the price of a new gas ram single shot- all that multishot PCP goodness for the pric...

I am still kickin myself I never perchased it back then. Regards Native I'm kicking myself I ever sold her- glad she went to such a good selection of homes. So Pat do you approve ? great work I so glad someone is enjoying her, and looking after my old girl so well outstanding work any chance of me ...

Hi guys, I highly doubt your mate is shooting crows out to 100 yards. Sorry Ray, im not trying to sound like a prick but i think your mate is telling you porky pies... i just find that very hard to believe. Its difficult enough to hit a crow at 100yds with a .22LR let alone a hi powered slug gun......

Welcome to the wonderfull world of quality Airguns

I have plenty of .22 cal FTS pellets spare if you want some

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Wiz wrote:70gr .224's mate.

Relatively short bearing surface and usually stabilise in standard twist tubes.

ok- cool learn something new- sorry I cannot help

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Wiz wrote:Anyone have any 70gr Speer .224's?

do you mean 70 grain .243's TNT's or .224's
I have not heard of a Speer 70 in .224 caliber

I have a few TNT's in .243 left over if thats what you are after
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brother played with the 53 grain barnes in a 222 when they first came out 10-15 years ago or longer- its been about that long since my brother was an active shooter- well pre port arthur time Yes they worked and worked well- but gave no better end results (dead goats or small pigs) than the 60 sp ho...

but "shotout" hasn't listed his location- so who knows he might be a septic and have no understanding of aussie culture or sense of humour

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Will you be catering for pistol shooters as well?? might give the club another avenue of competition and/or range approval met-sil pistol can be shot on the rifle range but a 100m ampitheater can accomidate heaps of pistol disciplines there is or used to be online from NSW a range outline overlay fo...

a lot of the 60 grain projectiles are flat base and will stabalise in a standard 1:12 twist- the 60 grain Hornadys ( both HP and SP) are like this and have a higher BC than the 60 V-Max so hold their speed and therefore their energy out further. for factory ammo any of the 64 grain factory loads wor...

Trevort, it sure looks as if that 38 to 39 grain area is looking good even though it is showing a little weather report. Doidge, a ladder test is an admission of those that use them that compensation does exist. For those that do not believe in compensation, the linear theory as you described is us...

sorry- your out of luck I'm one of the resident 6.5 nuts here but i sent all my spare projectiles to a member here "Rook" for his sample pack idea contact Rook and see what he has left dont take any notice of some of the old comudgens here- just treat it like "water off a ducks" ...