Daystate The Red Wolf .22 non HP is, by far, my must accurate rifle and the easiest to control. Look at this group 5 shots at 88 yards.

[Emu]

Take into consideration that I do not use a bipod. Just a rest. And that I am not a EBR shooter !!!

All my rifles are zeroed at 50 yards so I need to compensate. The reticle has many lines. But I suppose that if the rifle would be zeroed at 88 yards the group made by you could be better. These Red Wolf's are amazing!!

 

[TC724]

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Take into consideration that I do not use a bipod. Just a rest. And that I am not a EBR shooter !!!

All my rifles are zeroed at 50 yards so I need to compensate. The reticle has many lines. But I suppose that if the rifle would be zeroed at 88 yards the group made by you could be better. These Red Wolf's are amazing!!

Great shooting! I don't have one but I am sure others will ask about your set up/ammo etc. You should plug that all in here before they start rolling in!

 

[Emu]

Great shooting! I don't have one but I am sure others will ask about your set up/ammo etc. You should plug that all in here before they start rolling in!

These pellets. I do not sort them nor know the speed. It is set in “High”:

 

[elh0102]

I have a Red Wolf standard power .22 also, and it shoots great as well. Mine shoots the 18 JSB at around 900 fps on high, and that's about all I shoot. My only complaint is minor. The fake 2 stage trigger is kind of useless, and I found the first stage just a distraction, but it can be adjusted out. So the fake trigger is now single stage, which suits me better. I believe that many folks who rave about the electronic trigger may have no experience with a top shelf match trigger, which I greatly prefer over the electronic switch. But, once adjusted it is consistent, and mine has been trouble free, as has the entire rifle.