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My new airgun. Can you identify it by name?

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ctshooter said:
Pretty much this. I've seen the targets of those saying they can split playing cards at 200 yards. The target behind the card looks like a shotgun splatter. This is not a repeatable endeavor and I'm calling bs here.
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Ctshooter, come shoot with me. If it takes 12 shots to split a card and 11 of those shots are less than 1 shooters MOA of the bullseye, will you eat your words? Some flyers out side of the bullseye is also a possibility, but usually no shotgun splatters with the right conditions.

In any case, I from this point on, I will no longer reply to any of the membership "doubters"

I ask the membership to "keep on topic" please.
 
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Well i would like the performance of the M24 and other brands in larger caliber, but i do not think that is even close to that in .177 / 4.5 mm, and larger calibers i can sadly not have with any reasonable ease.

I will probably try and split a card at 100 M this year, also shoot a Tic tac CUZ due to my addiction to those i always have some around.

I dont think the M24 have any secret sauce in it anywhere.
 
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rodjava said:
Can anybody identify my pcp which is capable of splitting playing cards at 200 yards and capable of 0.5 MOA @ 1000 yards? ( I personally split playing cards at 200 yards and someone else shoot .05 MOA @ 1000 yards.)

The only tip I will give is that it shoots .25 cal 60 grain slugs with a BC of .245.

Good luck in guessing.

Rod

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I don’t know, but that’s a good picture of Conrad.
 
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Here in the G22 look

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