Those 34gr. .22 pellets

[WesBob]

Thanks for sharing! Very interesting, looking forward to further results!

[rsterne]

Interesting results.... will be watching for the future tests as well....

Bob

[Ribbonstone]

Sometimes I back up and take a realistic view of what my airgunning needs really are\.   
Doesn't really included +50 foot pound .22's.

But sometimes I just want to puch things a little to "see what I can see" even if it is not something real useful to me.

Think I'd likely find a lot more uses for an 18gr. @ 925fps than a 34gr. @ 640fps....but it doesn't seem to stop me from experimenting/testing.


To be honest with myself, I don't really have a burning need for +50 foot pound  airrifle for anything....once I get to that level (not being a convicted felon and not living ina firearm repressive state), usually just opt for the powder burner.

Can see where airguns get counter-productive.  The plus for me is high accuracy, low power, low noise.  THOSES are the things that let me (1) shoot at home and (2) shoot on land that the owner has closed to firearms use.
Give those  up, and I'll just burn powder.

[rsterne]

Yeah, a lot of what I do is just to see "what happens".... *LOL*.... If I need 70 FPE its a lot easier with a .25 than a .22 (even though I have a .22 that will do that).... and if I need 100 FPE, it's easier to reach for a .30 cal than push the .25 using bullets....

but that doesn't stop me from playing.... *grin*....

Bob