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I agree. Just from a common sense point the air tube (plenum) around half the barrel in a Panthera is a steady consistent pressure and therefore a steady torque on the barrel. For the DRS, the barrel is surrounded by the air pressure tube which changes from 230 to 175? bar or whatever the lower...

The 4th place shooter was not a sponsored full time Pro, and was only 1 or 2 hits behind 2nd and 3rd. So he wasn’t given a gun to compete, and used his .22 Panthera with 40 grain Altaros Kings. To me, this was the most impressive PRS performance at RMAC. Ondrej at @Altaros should send him a...

Very nice shooting. Looks like 30 shots. Not sure of size compared to RMAC target but seems reasonably close.

It would be great if these events were published in advance…. 😞

So what’s the deal with these? I know a few shooters had them at RMAC. One (Justin Welch- 6th) in the top ten as far as I know. Not much published as of today. What is so “Precision” about them? Anyone?

Filtering the input is 0.3% as effective as filtering the outlet. The only thing an input filter is good for is filtering out particulate to protect the interior of the compressor.

Great shooting at RMAC Eric. Coming in 4th place and beating Boyd Linder in a shoot off was super impressive. You were very close to 2nd, and those top few actually shoot for a living, I.e., that is their profession and how they earn a living. All of the weekend NRL 22 and PRS shooters should...

Do we really need to put down 100Y BR comps like RMAC, EBR and PAC. To each his own, but really? Different strokes for different folks. 😉 I’m pretty sure everyone doesn’t know, especially the 200 shooters that show up at those comps.

My favorite two-fer. .22 Cricket mini Carbine, 18.1 gr JSB at 55 yards.

We’re about to see. RMAC starts tomorrow. EBR is in October. IMHO those are the only two “majors”. There are “minors” such as PAC and Oregon, but neither draw the equivalent level of competition as the “majors”.

Could be done and has been done are two totally different things.

I think we can look back RMAC and EBR 2022 to 2024, and conclude that NONE of the winners were even remotely close to stock off the shelf.

The same can be said for ammo, specifically .30 pellets. What does “mass produced commercially available” really mean? How many is “mass produced?” Commercially available where? In a foreign country that the USA has an embargo with? I think the big comps just take someone’s word for it...

It’s very interesting how far Airguns (and ammo) have come in the past three or four years. In the original post EBR 2022, my 75 yard qual scores were 234-230 (464). That was good enough for the Pro finals. Last year at EBR 2024, I made the Pro finals with a 241-242 (483). If I remember...

Ok, I agree. It’d be the same as if someone bought a Skout with an upgraded LW or ECR barrel, or even with an FX liner, as long as they bought it from a dealer or from Skout.

The Sonoran is a great gun, and SubMOA barrels are great barrels, but does it really count as “off the shelf” if the gun was upgraded at AoA with a SubMOA barrel and .30 caliber specific porting and tune?

I’m throwing this out there for discussion. Can you buy an off the shelf gun and compete at RMAC or EBR with a reasonably good expectation of doing well? No accessory barrels, etc. just a normal set of adjustments to get the gun shooting at the proper speed for the pellets of your choice...

The gun has more than enough power that the rocket boosters aren’t really necessary. Especially for pellets. My .30 cal TAC does not need additional power. I’d also recommend the 23 inch barrel in .30 cal instead of the 28 inch.

John Tafoya 2nd, Derrick Wall 1st, Caleb Dickenson 3rd.

One thing I’ve found d with Crickets over the past 7 years. I’ve never owned one that wasn’t accurate. Not one. And I’ve owned over ten of them. 😎