I've been reading the differences of each and I'm curious about real experiences in performance and results.
In .22 and in .25 impacts, what are your favorites of each?
In .22 and in .25 impacts, what are your favorites of each?
Thanks for sharing! There's a small group of guys like you that share real results. I appreciate it.My .25 m3 impact shot both weights of JSB pellets good. For slugs I use the 1:16 twist heavy slug liner and 38 gr. H&N heavy slugs. They shoot between .250 and .500 at 50 yds. In the .22 impact M3 18 gr. JSB shot very good. For slugs I use the 1:16 heavy liner with 34 gr. H&N heavy slugs. About the same accuracy averages as the .25 impact with slugs. I have been using the panthera .22 for most of my long range slug shooting 100+ yds this year. So I dont have a bunch of 100+ yd shots with the impacts and slugs yet but so far they have performed on the ground squirrels for the shots I did use them on.
I know people have different experiences but I just pulled my .25 Impact M3 out to shoot yesterday along with most of my airguns. I had to dust the Impact off its been so long since shooting it. I couldnt tell you the last time I shot it. The M3 stuck them all in one hole with the H&N slugs I listed in my earlier post. I even knocked it over on my hard laminate floor 2 or 3 times in the last week as I was moving things around my gun room. I have 3 slug guns 2 are impact M3 and one is a panthera and none of them have been a headache.I’ve saved myself a lot of headaches and just stuck with pellets. Slugs are challenging. What little I have messed with them I could find a setting they shot really good on then the next day they didn’t. I’ll just shoot slug shaped projectiles out of my PBs.
What is it called?I will also add I lube my slugs with a product for muzzle loaders. It works great and smells good and only contains bees wax and some other natural ingredients so you dont have to worry about getting it on your hands.
young country lube 103. Its a patch lube but no longer made. Theres other lubes that are similar and plenty of recipes for making your own.What is it called?