There are only three things that can be said about Charlie Frear at Georgia Airguns. First, he is a really nice guy. Second, he can totally be trusted to do what is right for his customers. Third, he can really make an airgun shoot.
The photo below shows my third airgun experience with Charlie. While there was one hiccup that he took care of without hesitation or question during the course of three transactions, this latest result is somewhat of a hybrid to effect both Charlie's and my accuracy demands.
This is a Kalibrgun Cricket II Tactical 60, featuring the barrel switched out from my previous Cricket II Long, powered tuned by Charlie to shoot the 18.1 series pellets. He also changed out the factory regulator, exchanging it for a HUMA.
The results are shown below with ten shot groups from my indoor 18 yard range of .04" and a 13 shot group at 81.9 yards in a light wind and rain shot earlier this morning. It measured right at 1" c-t-c.
The 18.1s are leaving the muzzle at 970 fps and I can get about 60
shots with a 270 bar fill.
I couldn't be more pleased.
The photo below shows my third airgun experience with Charlie. While there was one hiccup that he took care of without hesitation or question during the course of three transactions, this latest result is somewhat of a hybrid to effect both Charlie's and my accuracy demands.
This is a Kalibrgun Cricket II Tactical 60, featuring the barrel switched out from my previous Cricket II Long, powered tuned by Charlie to shoot the 18.1 series pellets. He also changed out the factory regulator, exchanging it for a HUMA.
The results are shown below with ten shot groups from my indoor 18 yard range of .04" and a 13 shot group at 81.9 yards in a light wind and rain shot earlier this morning. It measured right at 1" c-t-c.
The 18.1s are leaving the muzzle at 970 fps and I can get about 60
shots with a 270 bar fill.
I couldn't be more pleased.
