Recent content by D-RIG

Thats what I like to see 2 shots touching each other consistently from one group to another that is when you know your there . 

Wow I like it , thats one heck of a 30 cal Impact right there .

So those were the 34 grain solids right who would of thought that they would do that good in the wind , I'd like to see another attempt with better shooting conditions . I know that the tip was not perfect on that slug but it was the best I could do . Good shooting Bob . 

Great story I enjoyed reading it , may that pistol serve you well .

It would help a lot to know exactly what airgun you are shooting with and at what power level , FAC or sub 12 foot pounds . 

Man at 300 yards and you make it look so easy , I do a lot of shooting at 200 yards and even steeping out to 250 is different . This video makes me want to get my Cold Shot out and shoot at 300 or more . Good one Bob .

I do all my chronograph testing into a mulch bucket and recover that lead , or theres people that will buy it from you sometimes . 

I find the skirts that are thin do better shot from a gun that is regulated and not producing a lot of power , the pellets that have the thicker skirts always shoot better form the more powerful airguns and if your shooting a very strong shooting airgun buy the Air Arms pellets they like...

That poly carbonate is some tough stuff . 

Great article , some good looking gun to be seen . 

Looking good Bob and shooting in the wind to boot . 

Lots of good pictures , thanks for posting them . 

The BC that I posted was from my Wolverine 303 that I converted to a 22 calliber it shoots the 40 grain at 935 fps at the muzzle the gun has a 1:18 twist and gave a .117 BC number , now Bob's gun has a 1:16 twist rate and will give a better BC number . There is one thing that I do know...

There is no argument in regards to each of the BC calculators but the Chairguns profile that was used above has the GA profile being used and that is for pellets and it will give a improper BC number when used for a slug . 

I for one have never gotten the Chairgun BC calculator to work for a slug and I done a lot of testing over the years , ok 9below0 the profile your using is for a pellet a round nose pellet . Here is a wright up that was done for AirgunDepot . Enjoy the read . One thing that complicates...