Shooting my Warp 30

[Airgunhunter73]

Well after the Bulldog wouldn't air up decided I'd try the Warp out with some cast BBT 67 grainers and some cast 59gr pellets from my NOE molds I had tried these before but was having a hard time chambering them, so as I was cleaning the barrel I notice the probe was loose didn't realize the probe could unscrew tightened it up and now they chamber just fine. Here's some chrony results and a couple of 20yd groups man my backyard is a swamp we've had rain almost every day.

NOE 59gr pellet 3100psi       NOE 67gr BBT 3000psi

1-784                                  1-722
2-787                                  2-708
3-779                                  3-731
4-773                                  4-729
5-778                                  5-709


Here's a picture of the 5 shot groups what do y'all think also a group of JSB 44.75 for comparison

[oneshot61]

Sweet! Nice shooting! Those bbt 67 are accurate out of my rainstorm too. Those warps put out some nice power. What’s your barrel length?

[Airgunhunter73]

if I remember right it's 12-12.5"

[oneshot61]

That’s 78 ft lbs or better out of that barrel. That’s impressive for sure.

[mackeral5]

Very impressive numbers.  Love those WAR guns. 

[KnifeMaker]

Makes me even more anxious to see how the new Raptors are going t preform with slugs.


Nice shooting Sir!


Knife

[Airgunhunter73]

Thanks Knife this is a sweet shooting little carbine and has some pretty good thump, I shot a armadillo at my brother in laws 20yds shot completely through it. I'll bet those Raptors will be awesome I love the side lever cocking been thinking about getting a sidelever breech for my double tube Prod that would make it even more fun to shoot.

[KnifeMaker]

Wasn't trying to step on your thread, just seems the Raptor shares more than a little of the lineage. Fingers crossed.  I will own one or the other, eventually. LOL 

[Airgunhunter73]

I didn't take it that way Knife those are great looking rifles and yes they do have a little lineage in them sir.

[KnifeMaker]

One day!


Keep us posted.