I highly doubt that a 20” 15mm solid barrel is going to give you harmonic problems in .177. But way back when they introduced the Priest ll, I bought one and immediately built a slug barrel for it. It was a .25. I drilled my receiver or block to accept grub screws to secure my shroud. They eventually did this when they introduced the Prophet. Just make sure you don’t drill through where the orings are. That will insure you don’t have an issue there. Not sure if I still have any pictures from then but I’ll check.That's why I excused my target in the original post. I have much better examples with multiple 10 shot groups. Just not handy. The knockouts end up making a clean 1" circle, worst case. .178 Nielsen's were hole in hole for multiple shots but would throw a nasty flier randomly. It seems like it does better with fatter slugs but maybe debris or some irregularity, maybe at the choke, sends them out of whack. Smaller diameter slugs like H&Ns, usually mic at .176, are a complete no go. The KO are spot on at .177 and have been most consistent. Along with the 13gr Zans. I'm starting to suspect either fouling at the choke or possibly the barrel not fitting snuggly within the shroud. The gun responded very well to a thorough cleaning. I keep hearing that the LW foul up quickly but I thought that was with the polygonal. I got maybe 75 shots before it was back to throwing fliers. I never clean my FX liners, and they do phenomenally with the proper slug.
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