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Here is a brand new USFT HUNTER .177 that was purchased in April this year by Andy Gonzales and myself. Other than the 50 test shots, this gun has not been used, and needs a new home. The gun comes with no buttstock, but will accept any buffer tube style buttstock of your choice. Price...

True. We’ll see. I’ll for sure test them in my Panda first.

There is a 1:49 twist in the Sub MOA. Not sure if that will make a difference.

I’m going to order some, and will try in my Panda. If they work, I’ll see if Tom has a lower twist barrel I can test in the EVOL. My guess is as you suggested, they won’t be better than the 50gr. I guess we’ll see as others test them.

Good thing is we know the 45’s and 50’s shoot extremely well. Maybe we’ll get lucky with the 66’s.

True. I suppose it would be better to say in the one day I had to shoot it before the first round, the 50’s performed better at the speed that Tom had the gun set at. The grouping did seem tighter, but I didn’t have the time to try different speeds. You’re correct. Claudi’s was 1:49 with the 50’s.

No. I was shooting the 1:32. It really liked the 50’s. A little too much drift with the 45’s

Mike, It was a pleasure meeting you this past weekend. Looking forward to seeing you again, and chatting more. I’m going to get some of these to test in the EVOL as well Keith

My wife just got me a 600mm .22 when Utah ran their sale. Can’t have it until Christmas though. Looking forward to setting it up for 50yd bench rest.

I don’t normally jump into these conversations, but as someone who just started last year, I’ll give a new guy perspective. I live in Jacksonville, FL, and attended several GP’s as far north as New York. I also traveled back to Ohio to shoot the Nationals. For me, getting to shoot the...

No. He shot his Panthera all week.

Good morning! Honestly, I wouldn’t look at 25yds. Even the worst of tuned guns can one hole at 25yds. I would shoot at least at 50yds. There are several schools of thought for tuning, but it really comes down to what your particular gun likes and wants to be at. One way you can find out is...

Thank you for the suggestion. I have a .22 kit coming, and I was thinking about taking all of it and check everything. I’m for sure doing it now and will polish the spring ends for sure.

My Crown is essentially brand new. It has the Huma 14.2 gram hammer, Huma heavy hammer spring, and the modified hammer spring guide. All this was installed new and before the first shot. Problem I’m having is at times when you pull the cocking handle back, it will not cock without pulling on...

Where at in Kentucky? I’m grew up in London, but I’m in Florida now.

That sure is a NICE Red Wolf!!

My buddy has one in .22 with the CZUB barrel and it is lights out with 40gr Altaros slugs. We shot it an NAC for the Squachbomb event. I had never shot past a 100yds with an airgun and this was the first time I had even pulled the trigger on his, but I hit 200, 250, and 300yds on the first...

I will say he had it shooting good groups, but then he cleaned the barrel really well. Like I mean there was no lead at all in it. After that, it was like a shotgun. All over the place at 50yds. He said it took about 100 shots for the accuracy to come on. Now it's extremely good. Hope you...

My buddy has the .22 cal in 700mm with the CZUB barrel. He is shooting the 40gr Altaros slugs and it is absolutely lights out with them. I sure hope it shoots the 25gr or 28gr pellets just as good. We shot it at the NAC in the Squatchbomb last weekend. I had never shot an airgun past 100yds...

Production Panda's were on the line, and shot well.