My badger .40 shoots good my .457 shoots good too just wanna get better.Using ammo your gun likes and practice. Biggest accuracy change for me is follow through during and after the shot. I always want to look at the intended target as soon as I pull the trigger. Anyway, sounds simple right, but if I follow through during and after the shot I will hit where I aim.
To shoot big bore airguns with high accuracy, ensure your PCP is finely tuned to the ammunition used. Single loading, rather than using a magazine, often yields better results. Focus on muzzle stabilization and trigger control: keep the muzzle steady on the target and initiate trigger movement as the sights stabilize. For long-range shooting, define what "long-range" means for you, typically beyond 50 yards. Practice at different distances to comprehend pellet trajectory, wind effects, and holdover. Remember to follow through after each shot.
Yeah Airforce guns are accurate if you shoot them like a springer I'm more of a big bore air tube guy....buy a good springer, you can practice fifty times more. Shooting my HW97 at 50 feels like my Texan at 200. The hang time feels close. My Texan never shot well until I tuned it the way I treat a spring gun.
Very nice shot!hmm .. they tend to be BIG guns .. even my bulldog with an emperor and an atn w/rangefinder is quite a giant contraption to 'freewheel' lol .. in a good rest though its a lazer to well past 50 .. if you can make a caldwell turret rest work in your situation i highly recommend .. note how smooth and fluid the target can be followed, and 'pulling' off target with adrenalin pumped trigger squeezes is almost eliminated .. it works ..if you got a place to put it ..