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As a gun that's touted as a proper NRL/PRS airgun, I would expect they would try some steps to minimize that. How drastic is the change in FPS

I found JSB 18gr in .22 have been able to group around an inch at 100 in my air venturi avenge-x. Should have more info after I can get them out to a 200 yard range

I just started but I've been stretching out .22 pellets to 100 yards to smack dum dum suckers. Really fun target that can still give you a reaction. Plus it's good practice for getting better reading wind.

Oh man I've seen ads for these back in the day. 40% might be worth giving a shot

Can anybody who has the dynamic chime in? Do you get a proper cheek weld with that bottlestock or are you constantly going to wish you had a normal stock?

My .02: Skip the Avenger tactical and go with the wood model if you're interested in the avenger. It's pretty flimsy and it's a bear to adjust the hammer spring

I'll be super interested to see what you think of the tactical version. I got mine and my only complaint so far is the darn hammer spring adjuster screw is maddening to adjust.

I know leads soft but I didn't know you could smush it up like that

I pretty much only zero at 50 but that's more of a holdover from NRL22.

If you're shooting for groups do you typically weigh pellets?

From what little research I've done, 950 is definitely the top end for JSB 18's right?

Do you think you had a harder time spotting misses compared to 22lr?

How'd you manage to get it down that low? I'm working with the Avenge-X tactical and I think it's already at the lightest it can go from the factory.

I've been eyeing a panthera for NRL22 so I can be the only person in that specific class and win. The only chance I have of going to nationals honestly.

Vortex Diamondback 6-24. I think the Arken's the better choice at this point for the same budget. But I bought before Arken was really a thing