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Not today, but on Wednesday, I met up with a member and sold him my akela .177, great guy!

Okay, well the ones I shared are under 1lb so they should be a great option for ya, plus they have a 5yr warranty.

This is an SFP but it's a fixed 10x40 super clear and amazing scope that parallaxes down to 10yds, and coming in at 17.5oz https://vector2007.com/products/scom-41-veyron-10x44-sfp-compact-scope 17.6oz FFP...

I agree with @WorriedMan . Vectors are my go to scope. Discovery also makes a nice 3-12 scopes that's very compact for about $200

He doesn't have them listed but the makes 32.8gr and 30gr in .25

Varmint Knocker is on ebay, try his XLHP. Jsb 20.83gr slugs they are very similar to the VK. Griffin has some LDC slugs very light weight, kinda pricey.

So @orion now makes Vucan/Uragan magazines and are more than deep enough for heavy slugs orioniguanahunter.com

Is yours a wood stock? Also do you mean you out it on either side where you can see the hammer? Cause I tried that with duct tape and it did nothing.

I didn't realize that you need the sun to be behind you. I've been using my buddies zulus on his impact, and I didn't really understand why most of the time it was, it's darker even with the brightness set up high. On my thermnight, i could use the second lowest magnification in the daytime, and...

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It can be near by, just not too far off.

Not even sure where to start.. Returned all the yote hunting gear to my buddies, grabbed his impact m3 to set up a ballistic profile on his zulus using 32gr javelins, and returned the gun as it was wasting too much air with sporadic ES and SD. Grabbed his XM1 .25 bullshark to check sight in...

It mostly has to do with the type of lead. The slug is made with and the type of hollow point cavity, as well as how large it is. I know most numbers shoot slugs, because they want that higher ballistic coefficient, aiding in less windrift and speed retention. I used them partially for that...

My apologies for i'm missing out on you saying that it's a compact. I get that they are different valves, my point was that it is still a balanced valve, even if it works differently from the one in the u2

Yes, he's a man of great talent and an abundantly busy work shop between his personal work and the the work he has from us on this forum.

I assume you need a pretty fast twist for these heavy, long slugs right?

I'm gonna make the assumption that the sensitivity is going to depend on where that valve is set. Hammer adjustment didn't too much for my .22 700mm in terms of tuning. Sure it increased and decreased the fps by over 100fps but that didn't make it a good tune. I had to actually adjust the valve...

Vulcan 3 .25 HP can get close at 115fpe, i believe the fx dynamic with the sniper barrel can too.

I don't know that it has a classic valve. I believe that it still has the balanced valve that the U2 has. But it can be adjusted. Hold on you're only getting fifty shots, at 42fpe? Which rifle do you have? My U2 from factory shot 25gr slugs between 935 and 950fps. From 300b to 130b I would get...

You can adjust the valve up and down, I would suggest unscrewing the valve by about 1/4 turn and see what it does. I did that to my U2 .22 700mm and it dampened the loud ping as well as tightened my spread and grouping. Also, some of us have had to carve into the stock form the inside to be able...