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Mark the .2175” Griffin RBT 32 grain from the 1:17.7 standard were what shot best for me. Anything lighter ok. 32 were absolute best sub 1/4@ at 100yrds. 945fps to 1040fps. Low pressure like 1500-1800 kept valve open completely and topped 1187fps. I don’t want to go supersonic but I possibly...

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Hopefully you see this. Been a few years. Are you sending those 42g out while tethered to a SCBA & reg, or an onboard regulator non tethered?

Very good to excellent condition 602, wood, blueing, mechanical. Could use a new breach seal (little stiff but 540fps) I keep it open so as not to take a set. Front sight included although not shown here. $1200 shipped with Hakko anywhere in CONUS. $950 shipped anywhere in CONUS w/out the Hakko...

(865) 454-9814 Call Ben at Griffin. He probably already knows what slug style & weight he makes is in most demand for .30 Red Panda.

Bushnell 2.5x10 30mm FFP. No problem. Loading gate completely open. Now the FWB 602 Is a PITA to scope. Spent $300 for a little Beeman/Hako Blue Ribbon 1.5-4 and that’s about all I can do unless I get a shorter gate and a riser.

I can count on this 52 .25 to shoot sub 1” at 75 yards using 20.14 FTT. It’s great with 16 grain GTO & 25.43 Kings. The 20.14 are best from what I have seen at distance. I wouldn’t mind a butt hook & a custom lefty stock. Full new fitted seal and spring. It’s over 20 but probably less than 2K...

You should do very well in TX. The State laws allow people to make great use of their tools there with the wild hogs. My pathetic state doesn’t allow big game hunting with air actuated projectiles yet, if ever. It’s small game to varmints and no wild pigs in PA, yet. If my State gets wise to...

You need to try Ben’s LDC ones. Low density core HP HRBT

I would clean it up/drain it and leave it out. It’s for dampening running machinery. No need for Airguns

It’s worth way more and power depends on what spring you have in it.

I used to love this for learning drop, the relevance of bc in same weight, various shapes of Diablo and imperfections. The direct affects of wind on the pellets and receiving Instant visual POI reports from otherwise hard to see .177-.25 Diablos. Iron sights were fun and it’s very easy to see...

Oh that’s okay. It’s just that FTT were ones I knew definitely available in different head size for .22. I think all brands & calibers are but you gotta call a smaller dealer like Trenier, The Pellet Shop, Oberle Enterprises & specify. I think the big suppliers that monopolize just send out...

Being this is my first .20 I don’t know, however I’m wondering if their FTT’s are offered like .22 head size. The 5.50-5.51-5.52-5.53-5.54. Does anyone carry 5.0-5.01-5.05? Their dies most likely are numbered and someone probably knows what is what.

She arrived safely. Well worth the short wait. The data shows 2 promising pellets. 15.89 JSB & 11.42 FTT I only have 15.89 at this time but I’m very happy with the shot cycle with these. For flat 50 yard and under the 11.42 maybe the best choice. I personally think the 15.89 would do better at...

Anyone sleeving up liners or have 28” TJ or something for Condors? An optimized 1:16 to 1:17.7 28-32” .22 for 40 grain RBT HP Griffins preferred. Proper inleade length cut, bushings, 11* crown & threaded 1/2x20tpi is what I’m after. PM me if you’re interested in doing one up.

Understand completely. I like groups but the only things I kill any more are true pest birds or any thing that attacks my fenced garden. Main culprit is chipmunks, rats, voles. The squirrels are plentiful and the hawks hunt them here, I don’t. We change. I know I can make the shots and what each...

.22 Griffin .2175” HRBT 32grain HP. That’s about as long as I can go. I can go denser/shorter with dish base 34-36 grain Before anyone tries to pick a slug they need to get micrometer measurements, twist rate and a twist rate calculator, chronograph. Then slight difference 2S, 4S, HP or not...

I’ve owned quite a few Airguns. Nothing shoots groups better than my .257 Scandalous and then my .22 Condor. The Condor is excellent with 28-32 grain RBT slugs. It’s so easily adjustable and I personally detest anything I can’t fix myself. Condor is easy to work on, adjust, revamp. In fact I...