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I’m just thinking about the physical difference of the two materials that I know of and have seen in my experience,I have no factual evidence backing up my point of view to be honest. That’s an interesting link too. One point I believe that’s made in error is the burning powder harming the barrel. On my long range Howa it’s recommended rebarreling at 4000 rounds due to copper jacketed bullets wearing down the rifling. At distances beyond 500 yds the accuracy drops off. I‘m not a good enough long range shooter to judge how much that inaccuracy may be.. I will say this I have well over 6000 rounds thru the gun and it’s as accurate now as it ever has been. And I bought it used so there is no telling how many rounds have been shot down that barrel before I got it.@Mr303 Interesting take on this idea in the linked thread. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/hard-slugs-and-pellets.1302003/
But I haven’t read about your point concerning the seal. Die there need to be a complete seal once the lands have sufficiently engaged the projectile? In this context it would be nice to know how to define “sufficient” engagement of the lands and grooves when shooting harder bullets from and Airgun. Does it constitute a close to complete seal like pellet skirts or should airgunner a be more concerned with pairing the appropriate diameter bullets to their barrels that will engage the lands and grooves?
Yes, like those after-market pads too.I put these on my guns takes some fitting but i like them
Yes exactly what I was going to do I just wanted a trusted brand thank youDoes that mean you don't trust the gauge you have and want a "second opinion?" If so, you could try this: https://airtanksplus.com/product/quick-connect-pressure-gauge/
I advice you to prepare for the orings... Find a thread and someone post the orings size for my m3.. And now i have all the orings to reseal my m3 with cheap price.. For the tools and lubricant is a must.. Don't use silicone oil or silicone grease for the thread.. Use it only for oring..Thanks guys, helpful info there. But, nobody mentioned specific parts that are likely to need replacement. I guess seals would be one kind. Any other parts that are routinely in need of replacement?
Place it right next to the valve with the plastic white part towards the muzzle end.I urgently need the diagram of the Benjamin Marauder Model BP2264R or some sketch to polish it, because I desalt it completely and I don't know how to place the regulator.
They are accurate in the Maverick out to 70 yards. I can confidently take out pigeons with no issues.Out of curiosity how far out do you think the Hunters are accurate to?
I shot two squirrels today with them, first time shooting them after a little target practice.
The longer shot, about 40 yards into the wind seemed to make them drift more than I'd like. Still killed the squirrel dead though.