Airforce texan ss 308 or 357
- By markhooper
- PCP Airguns
- 29 Replies
Dallas@markhooper I'd be willing to bet 45 recoil out of an airgun is pretty tame. Especially with a moderator.
Personally, i have no current use for a big bore. I dont even shoot my .30. Ive got a .308 and 45-70 I'll shoot, but those arent airguns.
If I had the space to shoot, space to set up casting, and a real good supply of air, I guarantee I'd have some rather large big bores. At least a .50.
I had not seen the 308 long shot. Maybe I'm just an ass, but I'm not much impressed by guys walking shots. I feel like a very good number of members here could do the same if they had the gun, ammo, air, assistance, range, and time.There is a chance I'm being ignorant.
Oh no, don't say the h wordplease. My mk1 crown does pellets and slugs just fine. Hammer and port adjustment knobs so you get a lot of range of adjustment. My 500mm barrel will send 25gr .22 slugs at 950fps. The 500 is also meant to shoot pellets too. But I still almost exclusively shoot pellets thru the 380mm barrel. Have taken squirrel with headshots as far as 70-75 yards with no issue using 16gr pellets. About as far as I'm comfortable using pellets in almost 0 wind conditions btw. Usually I get them closer like 30-50 yards.
I agree with you about walking a pellet or bullet to a target, especially when we only see one hit.. but then again I have walked a bullet to a target because I didn't know how much to compensate..
the big thing for me is is it constantly repeatable?? once you have walked a bullet to target you should be able to repeat it regularly.. including different days.. it really would be been nice to see them just continue shooting and hitting the target..
but it's not in the in the video so no clue if it was a accidental hit or if it was repeatable.. would be so amazing if it was regularly repeated with very few miss shots
Mark
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