Not great pics but Left and right side of my .22 shelves. Also shoot in .177, .20 and .25 so those have their own shelves too...lol.Loving this collection!might I trouble you for a pic of a the above angle?
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.22 preferred?
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My original list but it's been added to and doesn't show the FX, Norma, Rifle Ammunition and a few others that have been added since I wrote it.
I got pdf files done for .20 and .25 ammo I have, just need to make them for the .177 and .22...lol.
I got pdf files done for .20 and .25 ammo I have, just need to make them for the .177 and .22...lol.
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If I know that I am going to be just plinking a full tin or more, Crosman Premier Domes, if not, JSB 18.13 for everything else.
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I would choose none of those unless I were melting them down for sinkers. Sorry to be so curt but since you asked…
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Nice!
what's your go to/collection consist of? You got me all intrigued as to what I am missing out on lolUpvote 0
I’m an accuracy nut so the most accurate 18 grain pellets have consistently been AA18 followed by FX18 then JSB18. CPHP are OK for plinking but they have the widest range of head sizes per tin than most any other pellets therefore you can count on lots of unexpected fliers unless you sort them. The majority of guns I’ve owned have preferred the AA18s over any other pellet. My long range BR rifles are tuned for JSB 25.4 MRDs but it takes power and speed to get the most accuracy out of those pills.
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With all those hunting style tips and hollow points, where's the JSB Hades at? I found the Hades to be very consistent in weight piece for piece and tin for tin.If you had to chose just one....yeaaaa...I want to try them all
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Come on now . you know it's the ones he dont melt down for sinkers..Nice!
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