Mine is actually a surprise and it's a ataman shooting 18s....swear I can shoot a chipmunks eye out at 50 yards and at 100 yds dime size with no wind . These atman's dont leave the factory unless they are doing 1 moa so that says something.
Whats your most accurate 22 pellet pusher?
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Daystate Pulsar .22 shooting the 25gr redesigned. I can hit peanuts at 100 yards repeatedly. Silly accurate.
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My AA S510 FAC Xtra in .22 is a tack driver though my old AA S200-B, (rebadged CZ T200) in .22 with 10 round magazine is my go to fun plinker, small pest and relaxing precision shooter.
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My Daystate red wolf is probably the most accurate with my fx wildcat mklll compact a close second. On the springer side I have owned a Venom Lazaglide hw 80 since about 1989 that has won more than a few field target competitions even with me as the shooter.
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RW,
Only have one .22, a standard Taipan Veteran, most "out of box" accurate gun I own. Despite reading all the member posts regarding the Taipan's accuracy, it still startled me actually experiencing it. Ataman looks good, though, wish Taipan had synthetic stock. WM
Only have one .22, a standard Taipan Veteran, most "out of box" accurate gun I own. Despite reading all the member posts regarding the Taipan's accuracy, it still startled me actually experiencing it. Ataman looks good, though, wish Taipan had synthetic stock. WM
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I'm brand new to the PCP world but I'm amazed at the accuracy of my first PCP a .22 Maurauder. Stock configuration, no tuning and getting one hole groups out to 30 yards with H&N FTT pellets, about 3/4" at 50, haven't tried 100 yet.
I also have a Crosman 2240 that I modded to a Ratcatcher configuration, scoped from bench less than 1" groups at 25 yards. Pretty good for CO2. Never got the hang of springers so will remain wisely silent, can't figure out the proper "artillery hold" required.
I also have a Crosman 2240 that I modded to a Ratcatcher configuration, scoped from bench less than 1" groups at 25 yards. Pretty good for CO2. Never got the hang of springers so will remain wisely silent, can't figure out the proper "artillery hold" required.
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Daystate Revere .22 caliber----> JSB 18.13 grain @ 850 fps.
My Red Wolf, with more power would match, maybe even exceed the Revere in accuracy beyond 50 yards, but at 50+ inches, I found the RW to be unwieldy. So I traded the RW for the Revere and I don't regret it.
My Red Wolf, with more power would match, maybe even exceed the Revere in accuracy beyond 50 yards, but at 50+ inches, I found the RW to be unwieldy. So I traded the RW for the Revere and I don't regret it.
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My FX Bobcat shooting JSB 18.13gr pellets. Set up by Centercut (Mike Bricker) for scope clicking. Unbelievably laserlike. No problems with 100 yard kills with that gun.
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My jkhan .22 standard that comes with a lothar walther barrel. Pellets or slugs, it’s a tack driver.
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No question that my Red Wolf "Wally" is it but I have several that are close enough you'd need a micrometer to know the difference. True single pellet hole at 22 yds every time I've tested it and more than not, sub dime size at 75. The JKHahn mentioned is what spurred me to post, though. It was actually a real surprise just how good that thing is. Beautiful rifle, as well...
Bob
Bob
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By far the accuracy and day in day out ... yearly etc ... my original TAIPAN Mutant standard.
While it won't play as easily ( its a short pup ) to a long gun, when shouldered / supported correctly it is simply so solid in performance it ranks as #1 for the context of this forum inquire.
While it won't play as easily ( its a short pup ) to a long gun, when shouldered / supported correctly it is simply so solid in performance it ranks as #1 for the context of this forum inquire.
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