Thanks for the great demonstration of terminal ballistics, Matt. I really appreciate that you are openly learning along with your audience, including the consequences of close proximity to a high speed projectile impact when your 22-250 wreaked havoc and clay on everything nearby. I'm sorry to hear about the political chicanery in South Africa and the possible consequences to land owners. It sounds potentially dangerous. Stay safe, my friend. Jess
The South Africans are of the tribe of Asher of Israel. As are the Israelites who founded the United States- Ephraim, the suffering is because of a disdain for Leviticus 23. So Deuteronomy 28: 15 - , is in effect Today.
Easy to explain why the high power guns produce less penetration: because their pellets fly at a high speed, they mushroom much more, therefore creating a huge wound cavity and much less penetration. You know why I like your vids so much? Because the pleasure and skill you show whilst explaining and shooting are genuine. And its contagious.
Matt you are a force of nature! Such an Engineer and very generous for sharing so much quality research. And your video quality, editing, audio-clarity, etc is exceptional! To top all this off, you seem to just be a genuine fellow-- a friend to any good soul. Heck, even my wife thinks your cool! When I finally can set funds aside for my first PCP, it will definitely be whatever model you favor at the time. Rock On Brother!
Your wife thinks he’s cute and wants that young meat he’s packing since your obviously older and your plumbing don’t work well or often share her with a black guy as well
When are you going to do a best/worse bi-pod for the fx airguns.Slings for the dreamlinetac.would be nice.Enjoy your ,willingness to share your knowledge thanks
Obviously we all love your higher budget productions, but I miss videos like these. Just a guy with a camera running some sort of test and reporting on it.
Nice video! I really hope you can test some .177 expanding pellets. In my own experience the .177 crosman hollowpoint and the .177 H&N Hunter extreme both expand 100% of the time in clay. I tested them at 25 yards from a 16fpe Gamo Whisper Fusion.
Would have loved to see a test of one particular type of pellet or even all of the types across the different muzzle energies for a standardized test of muzzle energy versus terminal performance. Great vid nonetheless
Very informative. I always enjoy your videos. This one was special in that you showed us a broad profile of pellet performances. The 22-250 was a nice touch as well.
Thanks for sharing . I have to say I'm amazed at the price of some of these pellet guns . I think the most expensive gun I own is a Brown bess and it is only a little over a grand . And it's a fire arm . The impact sells for 2 grand . That's crazy . Not being judgy or anything just found it humorous is all . Keep up the awesome videos.
Great educational video would love to see the same kind of video but then more on the effects of different calibers on clay ... like the different pattern in the target between a .22 and a .25 and up
AirArmsHuntingSA Thanks Matt. I have an X barrel to be delivered today that I will try to get the 25 caliber 34gr MKII pellets shooting well out of my Wildcat. I need to find a good velocity where I don't get pellet wobble. I have a Huma regulator installed. Would you be able to recommend a reg pressure and velocity for me. My email is sheepdog8117@yahoo.com if you'd like to keep comments private. Thank you.
AirArmsHuntingSA Thank you!! My X barrel just got delivered. I will adjust the reg pressure to 150 and do some Chrono testing with HS adjustments.....thank you Matt.
You should have kept with the same type of pellets to make it a fair comparison. As expanding pellets are going to obviously create a far bigger entry hole.
i would have liked to see you use a 22rimfire would have been a better comparison than the ctr fire. having said that it was very informative. Keep up the the great videos
Yeah, I'd like to see a clay comparison of same power fire vs air! . Put up 22lr, 22 shorts, and 22cb caps, vs the same power airguns. The 22 CB caps are similar to my breakbarrel airgun in 22 (~25 vs 30 fpe). I'd love to see if the clay damage is the same! . He had two guns that rated about like the 22 shorts (70 fpe) and 22lr (150 fpe). .
Nice video Matt. Can you do a similar video using the same gun, barrel and power, but with the different pellets. Using the new FX Smooth Twist X barrel.
I would LOVE to see the FX Wildcat MkII vs your AA Ultimate Sporter using the same pellets. If your FX sponsorship does not allow it, how about an unofficial unlinked video? When I saw this video I really hoped to see a bit more of the ultimate sporter extra fac.
Matt do you have, or are you making a video on the Boat tail vs. flat slugs? Also accuracy of the slugs at distance? What twist rate is the slug "X" barrel?
Not surprised with the .22-250 - in your "Enter the .22-250" video at the Oxwagon Camp, the ground squirrels you were shooting practically exploded on impact! Would love to see more varminting action featuring it. Also excited for your slug and barrel development; it truly would be a step up for long range airgunning and hunting, and I cant wait to see your setups and the results it brings (I could see it kicking up a fuss if you place well using it at EBR). I remember being teased with the Crown shooting the slugs in one of your Oxwagon Diaries videos recently, and have been itching to know more ever since!
Aww, spoilsports. Maybe they'll allow them when slugs become more widespread and readily available and don't require hyper-adustable guns like the Crown or Impact to shoot. I understand the desire to keep the barrier for entry low. The hunting potential is still more than enough to get excited about! Thanks for the relpy and great video as always, looking forward to see more videos (Vapour Trails hype!)
By any chance do you happen to like the FX Impact? LOL Can't wait to see what you and Ted come up with. (Nope! Not saying what for anyone else.) Oh! Bet mom is gonna be expecting a nice new table really soon! I wouldn't want to be you having to clean your Sony! LOL Love watching the videos that you and Ted make!
Thanks, Matt You made a brilliant series and it really have a very big influence over me Now I am starting to understanding how it's really work, and how I can upgrade my FX better Waiting for the next series about pellets velocity Hope I will find anser for the main question I have: For which velocity should I adjust my FX Royale 0.22 with JSB Diabolo 1,175 and FX Royale 0.25 with JSB Diabolo 1,1645
Watched your video and enjoyed it.Could you do it with the same pellet for all the shots? That way we could see what that one pellet would do at all velocities and if you could do the field tip and the ballistic tip side by side it would be awesome.
Hey Matt The video is great. At the end of the video you show all the bullets, I would like it if you shot the V0 and BC for everyone, that would be great information….greetings Rick......
Great video! Especially liked the surprise at the end. Vmax bullets are the best for coyotes here in the south plains of Texas. Never had a pass through nor get away. Shoot 55gr in all 3 .223s. Velocities from 2860 (16.1” AR and bolt) to 3180 (22” bolt). About to get into the PCP world and all the pellet info is greatly appreciated! Keep up the good work!
Excellent as usual Matt. I use the Predator Polymags in my Whisper G-2 (.177). Varmint accurate and Deadly at 25 years or so and I have tried others too. Interesting to see the expansion. They are very clean versus the Pro-Magnums that blow out of small prey,
Thank you for your informative video. Instead of the 226 cal fire arm try 22 ICI CB caps (if you can find them) in stralia. More fun less noise and damage.
As you bought the clay mixed from home it was settled and hard for first gun, as you shot and mixed after the shot the clay became soft. For just fair play should have a shot again in last with the first gun. Great to watch 👍
Great video Matt. Back to the basics of shooting stuff to see the resulting damage.... We've all shot a bull/cow turd right, to see what a pellet does to it ?? Nice one mate, very entertaining :)
If you are going to compare Air Guns with Firearms you should have used .22lr Nonetheless I appreciate the time you have put in to this. Thanks for the upload.
just wondering if you used the same block of clay and resquared it? as i am wondering about the small pockets of air that would then make up the structure and absorb impact as the projectile enters the medium, (thinking water? dont know why) the speed and weight of the pellet obviousley has an effect as the cavitation ( wound channel ) suggests, so a couple of anomalies the altered structure of the clay , the absortion rate of small pockets of air, weight of the pellet against a comaparatively larger target, and the expansion rate of the head of the projectile, ( mushrooming), this latter point also asks questions about the density of the head of the projectile, great video lots of things to think about , keep up the great work and fantastic videos ,
@@AirArmsHuntingSA No Matt - that is incorrect i know of six people looking for more info just on the .22 cal and couple more on .25. Please comment or make a review of the swage die . The gun is now much more popular.
@@AirArmsHuntingSA what type of lead wire do you use? Do u extrude your own? Have you tried the washers for different weights which work well with the huben please share ideas on how to fix accuracy problems?
Hello. I was wondering how you deal with lead fowling and how often do you clean the inside of the barrels. Also, do you prefer to shoot with a completely clean barrel or one that is slightly fowled? Thanks!
Sweet airgun! I have no experience with them personally, but with get a NF scope thats meant for large caliber rifles to shoot great distances for a airgun?
This guy is right about the fps cap of airguns. Even the bigger bore PCP airguns shoot at similar velocities. I think one of the common .50 cal has 92 foot pounds. But it fires around 500 or 600 fps depending on the weight of your round. So it's similar muzzle velocities in a scaled up round. The same applies to all the other smaller .cal and .mm sized rounds they are available in.
I use H&N barracuda hunter extreme in .25 with my Impact from 25-75 yrds. I have the impact set on power 1 to prevent over penetration as the pigeons I shoot are in an urban area. The H&N's are much more ballisticly reliable (from 500-800fps) than any JSB that I have tried, but I never see you use them... Why? I would be interested to hear your opinion and see a clay test with them. Thank you for you videos!
Cant help but notice that your last three air shots impacted below center unlike your first shots that had deeper penetration. In thearie the table creating push back on the clay creating resistance slowing the pellets/slugs .
Nice vid matt. Down to earth & lots of fun. That's what its all about :):). The table?? welllll........... Maybe just replace the top? Just say you cleaned it up for letting you use it? The things a son can get away with :)
have you tried putting your home made slugs through a tumbler just to give them that finish so they run smoother through the barrel should increase mussel velocity?
Why did you choose a 22-250? Couldn't you achieve roughly the same performance from a 25-06 and the bullets are slightly more common ( at least where I am)? Great video! Thanks!
Very nice. I've done the same, notas many air guns. What kind of range are you getting with the slugs ? My .25 AA S510 fires them fairly well, but is underpowered.
How does one work out the ft/lbs for a slug to compare with the ft/lbs of a pellet - ie stopping power of a 25gr slug vs stopping power of a 25gr pellet - same rifle. Great info video . thank you
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Thanks for the great demonstration of terminal ballistics, Matt. I really appreciate that you are openly learning along with your audience, including the consequences of close proximity to a high speed projectile impact when your 22-250 wreaked havoc and clay on everything nearby. I'm sorry to hear about the political chicanery in South Africa and the possible consequences to land owners. It sounds potentially dangerous. Stay safe, my friend. Jess
I this thought and sentiment.🤠🙏
Nice shoot & nice gun.can i have one.hahaha
The South Africans are of the tribe of Asher of Israel. As are the Israelites who founded the United States- Ephraim, the suffering is because of a disdain for Leviticus 23. So Deuteronomy 28: 15 - , is in effect Today.
Easy to explain why the high power guns produce less penetration: because their pellets fly at a high speed, they mushroom much more, therefore creating a huge wound cavity and much less penetration.
You know why I like your vids so much? Because the pleasure and skill you show whilst explaining and shooting are genuine. And its contagious.
"The first few inches are what counts" Been trying to tell my girlfriend that for years.
Ikr
Hang in there-she’ll come around :/
It’s no use, they never listen
Matt you are a force of nature! Such an Engineer and very generous for sharing so much quality research. And your video quality, editing, audio-clarity, etc is exceptional! To top all this off, you seem to just be a genuine fellow-- a friend to any good soul. Heck, even my wife thinks your cool! When I finally can set funds aside for my first PCP, it will definitely be whatever model you favor at the time. Rock On Brother!
Your wife thinks he’s cute and wants that young meat he’s packing since your obviously older and your plumbing don’t work well or often share her with a black guy as well
@@williamjones6053 funny, laughed
When are you going to do a best/worse bi-pod for the fx airguns.Slings for the dreamlinetac.would be nice.Enjoy your ,willingness to share your knowledge thanks
Obviously we all love your higher budget productions, but I miss videos like these. Just a guy with a camera running some sort of test and reporting on it.
Nice video! I really hope you can test some .177 expanding pellets. In my own experience the .177 crosman hollowpoint and the .177 H&N Hunter extreme both expand 100% of the time in clay. I tested them at 25 yards from a 16fpe Gamo Whisper Fusion.
man i remember when this channel was smaller and you only had your AA s510. FX has made some crazy guns since then..
Would have loved to see a test of one particular type of pellet or even all of the types across the different muzzle energies for a standardized test of muzzle energy versus terminal performance. Great vid nonetheless
Very informative. I always enjoy your videos. This one was special in that you showed us a broad profile of pellet performances. The 22-250 was a nice touch as well.
Excellent informative and entertaining video. Can't understand the dislikes?
Fantastic video, I was very surprised by some of the results. Love the DonnyFL silencer on the MKII they are the best!
Stay safe man...hearing all the things going on around the area.
Have been enjoying the channel for quite a while and still enjoying it
Bro he predect covid 19
Nice video. The clay just splashed like it hit water on that last shot. Cool!
All those TOYS , are gorgeous especially the tika ! Great video had me smiling the whole time !
Thanks for sharing .
I have to say I'm amazed at the price of some of these pellet guns . I think the most expensive gun I own is a Brown bess and it is only a little over a grand . And it's a fire arm . The impact sells for 2 grand . That's crazy .
Not being judgy or anything just found it humorous is all .
Keep up the awesome videos.
Great educational video would love to see the same kind of video but then more on the effects of different calibers on clay ... like the different pattern in the target between a .22 and a .25 and up
Fantastic and very informative as usual Matt! Thank you for sharing this video with us!
This was very very interesting and informative! Well done!
After all that I'm quite happy with my break barrel HW 85k,10yrs old and still accurate...😊🇬🇧great video though,.subbed
Definitely a fun and educational video!!!
Please let us know when the slug X barrels become available.
Won’t be long now!
AirArmsHuntingSA Thanks Matt. I have an X barrel to be delivered today that I will try to get the 25 caliber 34gr MKII pellets shooting well out of my Wildcat.
I need to find a good velocity where I don't get pellet wobble. I have a Huma regulator installed.
Would you be able to recommend a reg pressure and velocity for me. My email is sheepdog8117@yahoo.com if you'd like to keep comments private.
Thank you.
I would shoot them at 150 bar, but you’ll need to increase the hammer spring tension quite a lot.
AirArmsHuntingSA Thank you!! My X barrel just got delivered. I will adjust the reg pressure to 150 and do some Chrono testing with HS adjustments.....thank you Matt.
Was wondering the same thing myself, I have an Impact on my to do list and a slug barrel as well.
You should have kept with the same type of pellets to make it a fair comparison. As expanding pellets are going to obviously create a far bigger entry hole.
Different air rifles have to have the same size for the barle. Not big or small. It has to be the same size
i would have liked to see you use a 22rimfire would have been a better comparison than the ctr fire. having said that it was very informative. Keep up the the great videos
Yeah, I'd like to see a clay comparison of same power fire vs air!
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Put up 22lr, 22 shorts, and 22cb caps, vs the same power airguns. The 22 CB caps are similar to my breakbarrel airgun in 22 (~25 vs 30 fpe). I'd love to see if the clay damage is the same!
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He had two guns that rated about like the 22 shorts (70 fpe) and 22lr (150 fpe).
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Projectile construction is everything.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
First time watching and an excellent video!
Entertains + Educates = A Winner 👍🏼
I’ve just shared it with 4 friends and I’ll be 👀 you soon!
Matt. do a comperesion between Huben K1 and a .22 LR. this is more like pullets !! Nice vid !!!
Nice video Matt. Can you do a similar video using the same gun, barrel and power, but with the different pellets. Using the new FX Smooth Twist X barrel.
Very interesting info. Matt. I would like to see what the slugs would do with the new Wildcat. Keep up the great vids, I appreciate everything you do.
The problem with the Wildcat is the magazine - The Slugs would fall out because of their shape.
Thanks Matt for the response. That’s a bummer..
Very interesting performance with the sub 12, there are lots of vids on here for how to glue a table back together !
That was incredible.nice info the last one was a real blast literally
Great video matt, also nice to see you with the tx springer!
I would LOVE to see the FX Wildcat MkII vs your AA Ultimate Sporter using the same pellets. If your FX sponsorship does not allow it, how about an unofficial unlinked video?
When I saw this video I really hoped to see a bit more of the ultimate sporter extra fac.
Matt do you have, or are you making a video on the Boat tail vs. flat slugs? Also accuracy of the slugs at distance? What twist rate is the slug "X" barrel?
Not surprised with the .22-250 - in your "Enter the .22-250" video at the Oxwagon Camp, the ground squirrels you were shooting practically exploded on impact! Would love to see more varminting action featuring it. Also excited for your slug and barrel development; it truly would be a step up for long range airgunning and hunting, and I cant wait to see your setups and the results it brings (I could see it kicking up a fuss if you place well using it at EBR). I remember being teased with the Crown shooting the slugs in one of your Oxwagon Diaries videos recently, and have been itching to know more ever since!
Unfortunately slugs are banned in the benchrest competitions at EBR😪 “Unfair Advantage”.
Aww, spoilsports. Maybe they'll allow them when slugs become more widespread and readily available and don't require hyper-adustable guns like the Crown or Impact to shoot. I understand the desire to keep the barrier for entry low. The hunting potential is still more than enough to get excited about! Thanks for the relpy and great video as always, looking forward to see more videos (Vapour Trails hype!)
Marcus L These Rifles are pretty crazy in Price. A FX Impact is 3/4 the Price of my Sako TRG42 .338 Lapua Magnum.
Fun demo, but it would have been nice to see the FX Crown also used in you demo.
Greatings from Mexico. Great video, I loved, enjoyed and learned a lot. Thanks !!!!
By any chance do you happen to like the FX Impact? LOL
Can't wait to see what you and Ted come up with. (Nope! Not saying what for anyone else.)
Oh! Bet mom is gonna be expecting a nice new table really soon!
I wouldn't want to be you having to clean your Sony! LOL
Love watching the videos that you and Ted make!
Happy New Year to you and the other lads of SA. Thank you for your fine videos. Stay healthy and safe.
When you break out your FX Impact, you're smilin like a kid on Chistmas Day.
Thanks, Matt
You made a brilliant series and it really have a very big influence over me
Now I am starting to understanding how it's really work, and how I can upgrade my FX better
Waiting for the next series about pellets velocity
Hope I will find anser for the main question I have: For which velocity should I adjust my FX Royale 0.22 with JSB Diabolo 1,175 and FX Royale 0.25 with JSB Diabolo 1,1645
Excellent video very educational and fun too. Thanks.
Great video ! Nothing like doing something you love in the great outdoors. Very interesting results my friend.
Interesting! Thanks for the illustrative test ..
Watched your video and enjoyed it.Could you do it with the same pellet for all the shots? That way we could see what that one pellet would do at all velocities and if you could do the field tip and the ballistic tip side by side it would be awesome.
Science are important and this way U showed to us is the best way I can think of !!!!!!!
Hey Matt
The video is great.
At the end of the video you show all the bullets, I would like it if you shot the V0 and BC for everyone, that would be great information….greetings Rick......
Good job Matt!!
You can just return the table and say "I DIDNT EVEN TOUCH IT!"
Great video! Especially liked the surprise at the end. Vmax bullets are the best for coyotes here in the south plains of Texas. Never had a pass through nor get away. Shoot 55gr in all 3 .223s. Velocities from 2860 (16.1” AR and bolt) to 3180 (22” bolt). About to get into the PCP world and all the pellet info is greatly appreciated! Keep up the good work!
Excellent Demo, Thanks for the info too...
this video made a patreon of me, you make premier content on youtube. Thank you for solid edutainment.
Back to basics... excellent video
In my opinion problem #1is no safety glasses! At least with the powder rifle.
airguns too
Excellent as usual Matt. I use the Predator Polymags in my Whisper G-2 (.177). Varmint accurate and Deadly at 25 years or so and I have tried others too. Interesting to see the expansion. They are very clean versus the Pro-Magnums that blow out of small prey,
Thank you for your informative video. Instead of the 226 cal fire arm try 22 ICI CB caps (if you can find them) in stralia. More fun less noise and damage.
Accurate for a springer” just shows the lake of knowledge this tool has
As you bought the clay mixed from home it was settled and hard for first gun, as you shot and mixed after the shot the clay became soft. For just fair play should have a shot again in last with the first gun.
Great to watch 👍
Great video Matt. Back to the basics of shooting stuff to see the resulting damage.... We've all shot a bull/cow turd right, to see what a pellet does to it ?? Nice one mate, very entertaining :)
If you are going to compare Air Guns with Firearms you should have used .22lr
Nonetheless I appreciate the time you have put in to this. Thanks for the upload.
You people are dedicated to the subject and enjoying the same. Thanks for publishing. God bless you all.
just wondering if you used the same block of clay and resquared it? as i am wondering about the small pockets of air that would then make up the structure and absorb impact as the projectile enters the medium, (thinking water? dont know why) the speed and weight of the pellet obviousley has an effect as the cavitation ( wound channel ) suggests, so a couple of anomalies the altered structure of the clay , the absortion rate of small pockets of air, weight of the pellet against a comaparatively larger target, and the expansion rate of the head of the projectile, ( mushrooming), this latter point also asks questions about the density of the head of the projectile, great video lots of things to think about , keep up the great work and fantastic videos ,
A little bit of wood glue will fix that table back up nice.
Wood glue is banned in South Africa.
Awesome video. Can you review huben swaging kit and their slugs overall performance?
I could, but I don’t think many people have access to them, so it would be a bit of a wasted review.
@@AirArmsHuntingSA No Matt - that is incorrect i know of six people looking for more info just on the .22 cal and couple more on .25. Please comment or make a review of the swage die . The gun is now much more popular.
@@AirArmsHuntingSA what type of lead wire do you use? Do u extrude your own? Have you tried the washers for different weights which work well with the huben please share ideas on how to fix accuracy problems?
Awesome Matt. Loved each one
An Exceptional video with a wealth of information and knowledge. Thanks for sharing. Great Job.
Wondering how you sorted your camera situation. I imagine getting clay off the lenses, etc. is not easy.
Hello. I was wondering how you deal with lead fowling and how often do you clean the inside of the barrels. Also, do you prefer to shoot with a completely clean barrel or one that is slightly fowled? Thanks!
This video was awesome! So much information!
The price to pay for science!! Love it .
It's all about the science! Thanks Matt great video!
wow! thanks for this video!
Sweet airgun! I have no experience with them personally, but with get a NF scope thats meant for large caliber rifles to shoot great distances for a airgun?
Very informative. Thanks!
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks so much for all the work you put into your videos.
I wonder what a .22 LR or .22 Win Mag would be like for comparison rather than a .22-250 , still really interesting and damn good shooting , Thanks.
This guy is right about the fps cap of airguns. Even the bigger bore PCP airguns shoot at similar velocities. I think one of the common .50 cal has 92 foot pounds. But it fires around 500 or 600 fps depending on the weight of your round. So it's similar muzzle velocities in a scaled up round. The same applies to all the other smaller .cal and .mm sized rounds they are available in.
I use H&N barracuda hunter extreme in .25 with my Impact from 25-75 yrds. I have the impact set on power 1 to prevent over penetration as the pigeons I shoot are in an urban area. The H&N's are much more ballisticly reliable (from 500-800fps) than any JSB that I have tried, but I never see you use them... Why? I would be interested to hear your opinion and see a clay test with them. Thank you for you videos!
Love your content, gonna buy one big springer and my man use a gel for balistics next time, much love
Great video Matt, and comparison, this was really interesting and very enjoyable, thank you, Cheers
Cant help but notice that your last three air shots impacted below center unlike your first shots that had deeper penetration. In thearie the table creating push back on the clay creating resistance slowing the pellets/slugs .
FX IMPACKT X Is Great Gun !!! BUT TOOO MUCH MONEY
Check the rti the priest, its good and reliable.
That’s what the dreamline is for. Heck, just get a Maurader.
Nice vid matt. Down to earth & lots of fun. That's what its all about :):). The table?? welllll........... Maybe just replace the top? Just say you cleaned it up for letting you use it? The things a son can get away with :)
Foot pounds is a measurement of torque not energy.
Always enjoy your videos.
have you tried putting your home made slugs through a tumbler just to give them that finish so they run smoother through the barrel should increase mussel velocity?
Love the information that you provide.
Why did you choose a 22-250? Couldn't you achieve roughly the same performance from a 25-06 and the bullets are slightly more common ( at least where I am)? Great video! Thanks!
No, .224 bullets are way more common! Same bullet diameter as .223, so it is dirt cheap to reload. Way less recoil than a .25-06 as well.
The comparison was between 5.5 mm projectiles. If you go and use a .25 you have cheated :)
Another great video but why didn't you use your Crown ?
I lost the pellet probe😪
AirArmsHuntingSA Ah bummer dude sorry
Howzit.
Like your videos.
Would the slugs used in this video work in a "normal" .22 Air Rifle like the Kral Puncher?
Thanks!
I'm sure they would, just don't go over a 30 grain and you should be fine out to 50 yards.
Very nice. I've done the same, notas many air guns. What kind of range are you getting with the slugs ? My .25 AA S510 fires them fairly well, but is underpowered.
How does one work out the ft/lbs for a slug to compare with the ft/lbs of a pellet - ie stopping power of a 25gr slug vs stopping power of a 25gr pellet - same rifle. Great info video . thank you
Another great video presentation!
Great video, I think the same as you fx impact is the best air rifle you can buy, Excellent quality rifle.
Great video Matt.
Excellent video
Love your video, you are the real airgun expert!
Great video. Thank you
I need that streamline... 😍😁
It would be interesting to see them all shoot the same thing 👍
Thanks Matt.. nice video :)
Excellent video as always. Keep up with the good work. thanks