Recent content by Snake-Eyes

DanWho, I think I can handle making a few more and thanks for offering to test. A friend of mine has a 25 caliber marauder and they did cycle through it just fine, only got to shoot three at close range but he said I can borrow it for testing.

I reached out to a couple of condor 25 owners and got word back, so we have a condor tester! I need to make a six cavity core mold to produce the cores faster and then I will be ready to pump out volume. The process is to cast a core which is just a straight cylinder, swage to an exact weight...

I recently watched a video of several pcp's shooting a 49 grain cast slug and the condor and Sumatra seemed to perform the best. This is why I would like to find a condor owner to test these, don't know that I would be too fired up about a Sumatra purchase as that is quite a heavy beast!

Oneshot61 I am not familiar with the ace, is it mag fed and what is the weight of the projo you're pushing to 957 fps?

Sounds good, I am looking for a .25 that will stabilize these and push them in the neighborhood of 900 fps. I will get some made up, probably at least 500 pieces and give 20 of each weight to those willing to do the legwork of testing. I will also post overall length to make sure they will...

​Here is a pic, they are trunicated hollow base and I will make a sample of 40 and 50 gr would like to know velocities, fill pressure and any relevant info that would help the community. I can also give length of projectiles for those that may be using a mag fed pcp.

So I have been working on a project for a long time now a swaged 25 caliber slug and now that I have success my daystate does not group them as tight as I would like. They are 40+ grains. Beautiful bullets but too heavy for the Daystate! Looking for some shooters with high power non choked .25's...

I currently shoot a daystate air ranger in 25 and leading is non existent! Shooting a powder burner and leading is a huge problem with lead slugs and my question is do the big bore pcp's act similar to their sub-caliber brothers and have virtually no leading or do they act more like a firearm...

I am going to try .250 diameter first, testing in an Air Ranger. The barrel is supposed to be .248 and .254 diameter land and groove so we shall see!

Getting ready to make my own .25 caliber pellets should start this weekend. My process is going to be making my own mould to cast a blank that I will then swage to final weight and dimension. The swaged pellet will have a trunicated nose and dished base and I will be aiming for a 30 to 35 grain...

Forgot to ask if the bottle is the same volume as the factory bottle and or does it deliver the same shot count per fill?

Thanks scubajeeper, I will definitely look into that, had been thinking about a bottle upgrade but wanted to wait until the new had worn off of her!

Thanks FastEddie, It's not hard with a setup like this, turned 40 this year and started shooting squirrels at 11 or 12 years old!

Just an out of the box Air Ranger with that heavy pellet I'm peaked at 876 f.p.s. and when I shot these groups I was in that sweet spot for max velocity. I have a suppressed m&p .22 that I'm sure doesn't perform this well accuracy wise and I believe the Daystate is quieter. The 22 may have just...

Forgot to mention pellets were 33.95 gr. JSB'S and appear to have retained all or nearly all their weight! Velocity about 870 fps.