Recent content by nomojo65

Nikolai slows his footage down to show you the fliers he has. He’s at a disadvantage shooting the .22 25gr. Only because of problematic fliers in these long inconsistent pellets. I believe any of the dedicated 100yd competitors that consistently qualify for these events can win.

I am almost exclusively shooting JTS pellets in my .25 Skout, they are more accurate, stabilize quicker and much more consistent without so many flyers. This is important especially for target shooting, even if the group is slightly larger but more consistent it can save you unexplained dropped...

Would also like to know exact gun and caliber’s, maybe they’re out there just haven’t seen yet? It would be cool to see all aux equipment such as rests, bipods, scopes.

A Epoch shooter in the top ten!

Metal all the way! If it’s going to be used not looked at it.

You would have account for alot of drop and windage would be a b!tch, but doable for leaky😉

Don’t forget you had loose scope rings, and you couldn’t see through the mirage🫣! Nice group!

I’m not offended, I was just looking for more information than I have about the this Caliber. I have theories of my own and curious what owners and users think essentially for longer ranges.

I do know that if you look through last few years of major competitions most of if not all the FX shooters are fielding .30 caliber liners. I also believe the .30 might be easier to produce a more consistent quality barrel with the FX material manufacturers and FX’s process? I also think it’s...

Do you think the selection of available ammunition comes into play in the .30 cal.?

Question for those who shoot FX airguns: For cal. Which Barrel liner do you believe has a history of being the most accurate over the years? .177, .22, .25, .30, .35.?. And if so do you believe it’s the ability to more accurately machine or produce a specific cal. Over other Caliber’s. And or...

There are so many factors in tuning air rifles “and trust me I’m no expert” it’s not just the harmonic's of the barrel it’s all the influences prior to the pellet leaving the barrel that contribute to these harmonics, such as how hard the hammer has to hit the valve to overcome the Reg. Set psi...

I believe the majority of tuning in a airgun is pellet speed as it leaves the barrel ( timing ) for that particular pellet. So that timing ( speed ) will vary with weight and brand of pellet even in pellets within different lot numbers of same weight and brand.

6PPC?

Cracking good shooting, be careful guys are going to “shag” that beauty!😉