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Mr Gagets & Hi John (Looking forward to seeing you again at the nationals)...If you want to really try shooting hard here is a spinner target I made for my friend Chris (AKA NC Airgunner) a few months ago. I made it to withstand his .30 cal Boss and it hardly moved the big spinner and did not spin either.. He then shot his .45 cal Sam Yang and made the left one spin around good but only a couple on the larger paddle. I made it with posts that drive in the ground if needed and they were not needed. The paddles are 3/4" hardened steel...

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"John_in_Ma"Also, before I reg my .177 S500 I'll turn it up to 11 and see what it will do to a penny at 25yds with a 16gr jsb beast.
So I got around to shooting some coinage today. 16.2gr JSB Beast moving at 787fps for a whopping 27.7 fpe..........in .177. The range was 25yd.





The older copper pennies just bent but didn't break. The newer zinc ones are the broken/shattered ones. The quarter took two shots to punch through.
 
I was curious with the power and balistics of what energy is left at 25 yards with my .22. I know muzzle energy it goes through 3/4" plywood like butter. So I setup a double walled thermos down range. This test was done with Daystate Wolverine that pushes 18 gr at around 890fps.

The first shot was pure lead dome JSB 18gr, it went through the first side and dented the 4th 'wall' of the other side and then fell inside the thermos. The impact rotated the thermos so for the next shot I put a cinderblock on top and used a Gamo rocket ball tipped pellet, 14gr or whatever. It went all the way through and kept going, clean holes compaired to the massive dent the soft lead JSB did on impact. Talking about stainless steel here...very capable energy to put a hole in whatever is there.