Wow - lots of great card submissions from our shooters !
I've got a couple submissions myself - even though its been so windy this week here.
First some thoughts on some the AEA pellets that I've been trying.
I've been getting some great results with little AEA .177 8.72g pellets. I've had great results with this pellet across three barrels and two air rifle brands. I'd recommend everyone pick up a tin and give them a try. I know that 8.72g seems too light - but they have been performers at 30 yards across a range of velocities. The AEA 10.3g and 13.7g also performed very well - as good as FX/JSB in my FX barrels.
The AEA pellets load much more smoothly than JTS.
I've also had awesome results with .25 AEA 29.63g shooting at 75 and 100 yards with my RTI Prophet .25LR.
I've just tried the AEA 15.89g in my Benjamin Cayden. They have performed very well despite crazy winds the past few days. My Cayden is tuned to shoot 15.89g at 800-820 fps (unregulated) over a 60+ shot string.
The AEA 21.9g performed good in my RTI Prophet .22LR - but JSB 20.83g are noticeably better in this Prophet. The AEA 21.9g did very well in my FX PowerPup at 75 yards. These AEA 21.9g did not do well in my .2 Taipan Vet 2 - shot a 169 40-Masters - definitely seemed to spiral at the 920-930fps I was shooting them from the Taipan.
SUBMISSIONS:
Target: 30-Challenge
Score: 194 9X
Rifle: Benjamin Cayden .22
Pellet: AEA 15.89g @ 810-820fps
Scope: Athlon Argos 10-40 SFP at 36X
Target: 40-Challenge
Score: 195 10X
Rifle: RTI Prophet Performance .22LR
Pellet: JSB 20.83g @ 907-914fps
Scope: Sightron SIII 45X fixed power I'm also
posting some other cards I shot with AEA pellets - including a 198 17X and 195 with Greg's (NAProf) barrel in my Crown Mk2. Greg should buy some of the AEA 8.72g to try when he eventually gets his barrel back from me. Dang, 17X - I don't get many 17X cards in a year.
I've also got a submission from with my Dreamline and maybe one other rifle from a week or two ago that I gotta dig up...
-Ed