Quote from: only1harry on December 08, 2015, 06:20:12 PMGreat groupings. Thanks for posting. The .308 sounds very interesting. I am very curious to see what it does with heavier slugs. HarryA hundred grains at 950 would be sweet... 93 gr BBT and a 14" twist barrel ought to be just the ticket.cheers,Douglas
Great groupings. Thanks for posting. The .308 sounds very interesting. I am very curious to see what it does with heavier slugs. Harry
Quote from: caniborrowsomeammo on November 30, 2015, 02:07:01 AMI've had my Flex for a few days now. The bolt now is second nature, but I have yet to be in a position to rush a second shot. A couple weeks before I can go after pigs again.I have nothing to contribute to the discussion, but your profile picture gives me nightmares
I've had my Flex for a few days now. The bolt now is second nature, but I have yet to be in a position to rush a second shot. A couple weeks before I can go after pigs again.
I don't recall the thread, but somewhere here on GTA there was talk of great accuracy from a .257 TJ barrel while shooting .25 pellets. Remembering this gave me an idea, this could be an ideal gun if the magazine and probe could chamber and seat both bullets and pellets then this could span the spectrum from plinker to, er... plunker I don't know if doing that with the same magazine is possible or if you would need another magazine for pellets. I had a Ruger single action revolver that could fire .22 LR or .22mag by swapping the cylinder. Maybe that concept could work with the Flex. The .25 Super Flex, plink or hunt in 100 yards with ease using pellet or crank it up and load a magazine of .257 to comfortably take on targets beyond 500 yards. Oldpro, is that even possible or am I off my rocker? If I'm not of my rocker then I want one.
Quote from: scottyhazzard on December 09, 2015, 11:12:58 AMI don't recall the thread, but somewhere here on GTA there was talk of great accuracy from a .257 TJ barrel while shooting .25 pellets. Remembering this gave me an idea, this could be an ideal gun if the magazine and probe could chamber and seat both bullets and pellets then this could span the spectrum from plinker to, er... plunker I don't know if doing that with the same magazine is possible or if you would need another magazine for pellets. I had a Ruger single action revolver that could fire .22 LR or .22mag by swapping the cylinder. Maybe that concept could work with the Flex. The .25 Super Flex, plink or hunt in 100 yards with ease using pellet or crank it up and load a magazine of .257 to comfortably take on targets beyond 500 yards. Oldpro, is that even possible or am I off my rocker? If I'm not of my rocker then I want one.Scott,Much more to it than the bolt proble seating both projectiles. The reason this PHENOMENON happened is because for 1, and most importantly, the owners 257 barrel was a little bit under bored. Or, SMALLER than 257". When you have this issue, pellets can become very accurate as the bore is UNDERSIZED a tidy bit and it suits the pellet more and more the smaller it is. Then with shooting a slug, you just need the right sizer to match your barrels specs.My barrel on the other hand is about .2572" and will not shoot pellets well at only 900 fps (lowest power setting) even at 25 yards. Kodiaks, JSB's and a couple of HandN's shoot horrible in mine.TJ barrels bores WILL VARY SOME between each barrel. We have found this to be very true. Some bores are tighter than others.But MAYBE if barrels were made with lets say a inner dimension of .250" - .256" or .249" - .256", maybe pellets and slugs could be accurate in the same gun. MAYBE
I like the idea of a .308, plenty bullets out there even roundballs.To have a gun that can plink with roundballs at lower power than hunt with a 65-70gr bullet in the -/+ 120 FPE range would be pretty cool, than put the .30 barrel back on if you want to shoot pellets ( soon more options in .30 cal pellets should be showing up to )
Posted this on the WA site in a link to m y photo bucket. But here it is in a picture. Not the best picture but you would have to see this in person to realize the affects this pattern takes on in different light and angles.FANGJUNKYARD AIRGUN'S