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The best hunting pellet is domes. They will give the deepest penetration of any design, with the exception to pointed which have an inherent accuracy problems due to their fragile tip. I can't say that I've seen any one pellet kill any faster than another with a standard power pcp rifles, and...

The website is very weak. Why is this product better than a Harris or any other brand? Most of us don't want to watch a video, only simple facts.

Some banks offer a no frills credit card with 9% or less. I have one with a low limit that I use for my shooting sport. Years ago an old friend told me the secret to life was to spend another man's money and save your.

I grew up with an ax in hand doing manual work. Hand Pumping doesn't bother me as much as the cost of a compressor.

I prefer half the size of the vitals on game pursued (mainly mice). On paper a three leaf clover. I know how I can shoot and I expect my gear to preform equally.

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120 fpe has kill a lot of deer. The funny thing is bullets don't always go straight in a target and they can do some crazy things. I believe the standard is 400 fpe in an airgun according to a State survey.

Unless they offer drop in barrels for a reasonable aftermarket option I don't see it going anywhere. AOA tried years ago to sell custom Wolverine barrels and ended up selling inventory at a loss. Most shooters are not going to pay much over $400 finish.

I carry a Crosman 1377 or 22 as a mouse gun. Light weight, smaller than carbine, and adjustable power for point blank, no ricochet work. I've made shots crossed the barn (fifty feet) with and additional eight pumps or point blank with preloaded one or two.

If you plan to use a scope than a PCP would be the best option. For a starter rifle a springer is more forgive of abuse and would be my first choice for a youth.

The charts I've seen make a Z

I've tried 177 hades in a few different rifles with mix results. My findings are that they like a harsh initial blast rather then a push down the barrel.

To be legal for deer in my state they need to be .40 cal (and up), 400 fpe., and non- full-auto That should give you a benchmark of anticipated preference. Otherwise, the .357 would be the better option in my opinion.

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Pellets will out preform slugs in the large majority of rifles because they and designed to self stabilize. Slugs will out preform pellet only if you have the velocity and twist they require. But at the end of the day are you our preforming a rimfire or making a Fisher space pen?

To put things in perspective, RWS made a .25 cal Model 48 and 52. These were very short lived because they were grossly underpowered compared to the .22 as a garden gun.

Daystate rifles make a lot of mechanical noise and the high powered ones cannot be made very quiet. I've not used any of their E-rifles but I assume they would be as noisy as the analog system. My suggestion is make sure it's not the rifle rather than the report you're hearing.

GMI offers dies which could be used with a mallet the same way some reloaders use hand dies with a mallet. You will probably not find a manufacturer recommending this method due to abuse by some users.

You ordered products from an individual claiming to know what they are doing and found out they don't. Every hobby has these kinds of people. If you want quality buy from manufacturers that have built this hobby, not Tom, Dick, and Harry.

I put home cast pellets/slugs in the same category as reloaded ammo. You don't know what you're getting and it's too much trust for my liking.