I’ve been told that depending on the barrel, the ZAN ELR slugs fly truest between 920-940 FPS. Stay tuned and we shall see! Held in perfect symmetry by the carbon fiber infused and silky smooth bearings of the studmagloader magazines.
ZAN ELR Hyper!
- Thread starter Michael
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That’d be cool. I’ll be visiting the Misenheimer Ranch this morning.
Just need to finish gathering my gear and have some caffeine
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I tried 920, 930, 940. The BC didn’t change much, but the group size did. My Panthera liked the ELR Hyper best at +/- 920 FPS which resulted in a G1 BC of .23
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Thank you for the results. I ordered some Zan ELR Hypers and waiting on them to arrive. I’m going to shoot them out of my DRS Pro and hopefully it likes them as much as your Panthera did. PDogs watch out!!
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They’re available directly from ZAN right now! I think @BoerneAirgunner ordered some and said they cost about $30 to ship and travel time is about a week (but don’t quote me on that).
I also saw a post showing ZAN packing up pallets of them too. Which would indicate that they may be headed to some retailers soon.
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Yes, I looked and for 5 packs of 200 they are $32.65 a pack (including shipping) but they are currently back ordered.
Did you shoot the .217 or .218?
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Speculating now, what the yellow coating behaves when running through the rifling?
Will it leave any residue behind on steel, or just morphing as a soft bubble gum?
Will it leave any residue behind on steel, or just morphing as a soft bubble gum?
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