Impact vs Groundhog
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I've found the 50.15 gr JSBs to deliver slighter better performance than the 44.75s, but I do like the greater speed of the 44s. Currently, I'm using Polymags with the tips removed in my FX Impact 30. Actually, my gun likes all three of these pellets, and I carry Chairgun range cards for all three in my range bag 
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Plinkster, for some reason a message you sent me would not link to the proper forum so I could respond, so I am replicating it here. You wrote: "Congratulations on your sell, but your going to miss that impact for sure. 1 reason being the compactness.. also the ability to tinker with the settings for various pellets not to mention the caliber changing abilities. Don't get me wrong those Raws are in a class of their own, but they are a mile long!" Man, I miss her already, but I am really looking forward to getting my new RAW .357. Actually, you really hit the nail on the head; the 47" length of the RAW was a real sticking point with me. But, I found an amazing rifle backpack that can accommodate up to a 60" long gun. It's the Eberlestock G2 Gunslinger II (https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2634182551/eberlestock-g2-gunslinger-ii-backpack-with-butt-cover-nylon). Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHiQmjwQM1A
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Wow your willing to tote that thing on your back? People will think your carrying a set of ski's in the summer..lol Good luck buddy
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Actually, the way the backpack is designed, it's not apparent that there's a rifle in there.
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My Winchester 1400cs magnum .177 is 52 inches long. Hard to find a case to fit it. Slings lead pretty fast and hard too. Can't wait to chronograph my new Benji Trail NP XL725 .25cal this week. Got H&N and JSB pellets from 19.91 to 26.38 grains.
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