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I mostly shoot "Traditional" airguns as one of my things is to stretch the distance of a guns abilities the edge, and I don't have room to for that with my PCPs, other than going to the range.

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Max115 said:

Just wondering anyone out there shooting these 25 calibre H&N HP2 slugs in 28, 30, 32 and 34gr in their guns.

What speed for each weight?

Thank you.

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930-1000fps is fantastic for these slugs, have not tried the 28gr, but the rest of them yes.

LimaWhiskey said:

No video?

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Of course I have and I forgot to post it.

1911Tex said:

In my RWS D48 I shoot JSB Match Diabolo Exact 13.43gr, "sorted" (not the redesigned!). They give me +/- 800fps and incredibly accurate with a punch. The mid-weight of a .22, but the flat trajectory of the .177. I also shoot the same in my HW97K and Diana Outlaw. At 37yds with a 6 power scope they will literally pile up where you aim.....Try a tin.....

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Do you have the original spring? I tried the 13.4 and they were in the 700-750 fps range so I just dismissed them as too heavy.

Added about five yards to my new, in progress range.

TheAirgunnero said:

Leaderboard Submission:

Date: June 18, 2025
Rifle: Daystate Red Wolf Mutant (BR25 HV Local Pellet Category)
Pellets: Philippine made WS 13.2gr average (13.12-13.25gr) unsorted .177 by Warren Sumaylo
Power: 18.5 ft-lbs
Scope: Vector Optics Sentinel X 10-40X50 @30X magnification
Rests: Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest, Protektor rabbit ear rear bag and some cutting pads for elevation
Target distance: 30 yards from the muzzle

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No video?

Welcome to AGN!

JohnTaylor said:

Is that a Randall in your avatar?…

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Good eye. You must know knives atleast a little bit then. It’s a Randall model 7 but I had it rehandled. One of my favorite makers Treeman knives(Jim Behring) of Michigan did the handle. He used some beautiful red stag for the handle then capped it in brass. Here’s another pic of it and a before and after. You into knives?

Iowa Airgunner said:

I ran my Diana 48 over the chronograph real quick. I tried the 10.3gr and 8.4 gr diablos that measure 4.5mm . Then 8.4gr that measure 4.52. Gotta shoot them again to really see how the do. And look for some 10.3 that measure 4.52mm.

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In my RWS D48 I shoot JSB Match Diabolo Exact 13.43gr, "sorted" (not the redesigned!). They give me +/- 800fps and incredibly accurate with a punch. The mid-weight of a .22, but the flat trajectory of the .177. I also shoot the same in my HW97K and Diana Outlaw. At 37yds with a 6 power scope they will literally pile up where you aim.....Try a tin.....

The day that I place the order he told me that he will be sending the package out in a few days, and he never did he was clearly lying a month late I text him and he told me the same thing it will be shipped out in a few days and nothing happens. Two months later I ended up canceling the order I'll never order from this company if you need something from then you will be getting it from a dealer

tommyb said:

Yes…..he can!

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Where are they?

Or, after 3 tins (which may be anywhere from 350 to 1000 pellets), you may simply have to clean the barrel

RobBonnell89 said:

Thanks. I’m a big time knife collector. Although the knives took kinda a back seat now that I’m on a airgun kick lol. Can’t afford to have to many hobbies at once

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Is that a Randall in your avatar?…

Martin3528 said:

I am creating my own faceplates on a plasma table, but am not terribly good at graphics. If anyone would like to share an AutoCad file, cut file, or image for faceplates, I sure would appreciate it.

Thanks!

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any shape will do... as long as your mounting holes match. That said i like a simple round plate with a 2" hole, and you can make reducers to decrease the size of the KZ. Pic #2 shows a reducer in use.

Croxton63 said:

I have been happy with mine. What complicates things for range wheels on this scope is that the range ring is right next to the illumination switch ring and one shouldn’t interfere with the other. The magnetic feature is flawless, and well thought out.
I did have an issue with a machined piece eric supplied to fit over the (scope works) range wheel. I couldn’t get it to tighten down enough so I rigged up a piece of Parmesan lid instead and then screwed it down with the supplies grub screws and it hasn’t moved since I put it on in February. It’s on my HW50s which has shook a bunch of other stuff loose, but not the range wheel! The second photo shows where I put the piece of the Parmesan lid. I’m living in Wisconsin, so cheese had to get involved.

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@Croxton63
It appears, from your picture, that you are "missing" the required aluminum compression ring required for your Wheel!
Contact Eric at scope werks and he will correct !

I would be looking for other causes rather than speculate on moisture, I would suspect clipping from a moderator, FPS fluctuation due to mechanical issues, or scope problems like parallax error, hold changes etc before looking at moisture as the problem

Racer88 said:

As one who has been "into" long distance precision shooting with powder burning rifles, I'm very familiar with parallax and how it affects POI. I've never had any issues with the normal sized adjustment on scopes.

But I was curious why air rifle shooters need or want a bigger wheel. I understand the mechanical advantage for smaller adjustments. But I still wonder why it seems only air rifle shooters have the affectation of the giant wheel. The principles of how scopes are work and are used are exactly the same for both shooting disciplines (air and firearms).

Thanks!

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@Racer88 - the best way to understand the wheels is to attend a field target match. We use the scope in a way they were never intended to be used. We use the parallax feature to determine the actual distance to a target from 10-55 yards. This requires a wheel which is large enough to tape and mark or "calibrate" to a users individual eyes on a pre-set course of objects to focus on. By the 1/2 yard is preferable from 10-20 yards then by the yard thereafter. Once a user has marked their wheel on a "known" distances range, they can go to an unknown range and determine pretty darn close if a target is 10 yards or 10.5 yards away and if your off.... you WILL miss. At 16X power or HFT we are limited to 16X magnification so after 35 yards on all scopes there is a lot of educated guessing going on. hope this explanatiion helps.

cavedweller said:

all good but for hunter field target / field target application you need a LARGE wheel that you can easily mark to calibrate the wheel to your eyes focus point at given distances.

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Oh! I agree they are very useful for FT? When you need to easily find your focus point for the distance, but as mentioned people seem to be obsessed with them, I used to use them but discovered for target work they are more of a hindrance and a smaller wheel that's easy to grip is easier to use and quickly change focus for the required distance.

I'm shooting the 30grns in my Dynamic 500mm Heavy Liner right at 950fps loves them MOA at 100yds single hole at 50 but I do get drift with wind more than I think I should my .22 Impact loves the 25grn.......

tommyb said:

Very nice Ricky! Never heard of a RW Mutant. Any pics?

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I call my RW a “Mutant” because it originally came in .22 cal. Accuracy sucked since day 1 using the .22 LW barrel so I converted it to .177 by machining a LW polygonal blank

Just make sure you have a accurate inventory and have it live on your website. That is one thing I hate most, and I think many feel the same as me, when you order something and after you order it, it says not in stock. If I know something will take 2 months or so to get before I order that is fine, I know going into it. But throw that on someone after the fact and people don't like it. K&L make awesome products. Don't let some minor things ruin your company.

TheAirgunnero said:

Leaderboard Submission:

Date: June 18, 2025
Rifle: Daystate Red Wolf Mutant (BR25 HV Local Pellet Category)
Pellets: Philippine made WS 13.2gr average (13.12-13.25gr) unsorted .177 by Warren Sumaylo
Power: 18.5 ft-lbs
Scope: Vector Optics Sentinel X 10-40X50 @30X magnification
Rests: Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest, Protektor rabbit ear rear bag and some cutting pads for elevation
Target distance: 30 yards from the muzzle

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Very nice Ricky! Never heard of a RW Mutant. Any pics?