Hi great looking taipan.. who's is the maker of the 3d printed Chek pice .. is the only part I need for my standard .22 mutant .. thank you..
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N/A Whats your most consistently accurate airgun?
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My Epoch is looking better and better at 100yards
my last practice session using a .22 Epoch with JTS pellets @975-980
the shots were single loaded, target by target.
did not remain on the target to shoot as a group
my last practice session using a .22 Epoch with JTS pellets @975-980
the shots were single loaded, target by target.
did not remain on the target to shoot as a group
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All three of my air rifles are accurate and consistent at the range I'm using them at, stacking pellets in the same hole within 20 yard, haven't got a chance to shoot at longer range but they are pin point accurate so far.
Beeman R7
Umarex Notos
Avenge-X
Most fun to shoot is definitely the Notos, my absolute favorite of the three.
Beeman R7
Umarex Notos
Avenge-X
Most fun to shoot is definitely the Notos, my absolute favorite of the three.
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I would have to say my Current Epic Two, and not forgetting my Vulcan 3
My Maverick i always dialed on, and when i did not, something happened.
Like a few years ago i had the Mav running running slick as snot on a door knob and was shooting sub 1 inch groups at 86 M distance, so did not touch the gun more.
But next time at the range the MAV was all over the place and i even had to tune on regulator too, and only difference about a week of time and a 10 deg C temperature drop.
My Maverick i always dialed on, and when i did not, something happened.
Like a few years ago i had the Mav running running slick as snot on a door knob and was shooting sub 1 inch groups at 86 M distance, so did not touch the gun more.
But next time at the range the MAV was all over the place and i even had to tune on regulator too, and only difference about a week of time and a 10 deg C temperature drop.
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I just ran my regulated HFT 500 over the chronograph.
Ten shots average 880 and had three duplicates. The spread over ten shots was 5 fps with a standard deviation of 1.
definitely my most consistent gun I have ever tested.
Ten shots average 880 and had three duplicates. The spread over ten shots was 5 fps with a standard deviation of 1.
definitely my most consistent gun I have ever tested.
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This was a great post. I would like to see a post of this type of "available" rifles. I shoot my Taipan the most, my Paradigm may be more accurate but I dont shoot it much. I bought it to shoot long range FT which I never did and probably never will. It's a big ol pig as far as a pesting gun so it dosn't get used.I would look at the 15" Evol but I wonder if they will ever be available always. Like others I wish I had of gotten a couple more Taipans.
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If it's benchrest, then it's my < 12FPE 177 Thomas using a PQP 1 piece rest.
Off the shoulder with a bipod, then it is my <12FPE 177 FX Impact M3.
Five shot group indoors at 20 yards:
Off the shoulder with a bipod, then it is my <12FPE 177 FX Impact M3.
Five shot group indoors at 20 yards:
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From the bench, then it’s my Thomas HPX. It’s the only rifle I’ve ever owned that I can depend 100% on that the pellet will land exactly where I send it, IF I made the correct wind call.
If it’s a hunting rifle then I have two that I can depend on whether shooting off a stick, held against a tree or from the top of a fence then it’s my Vixen for barn hunting or my Prophet compact for squirrel hunting. Both have never disappointed if I did my part.
If it’s a hunting rifle then I have two that I can depend on whether shooting off a stick, held against a tree or from the top of a fence then it’s my Vixen for barn hunting or my Prophet compact for squirrel hunting. Both have never disappointed if I did my part.
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