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It is wild at how accurate we are getting the little .177 slugs. Far different than my first .177 pellet gun.

If he’s anything like Luke SowinskI, he is a fantastic human!

The Evolution of Airgun Slugs When you look at where the airgun industry is today — shooters pushing accurate shots past 700 yards, competitions being won with high-BC projectiles, and manufacturers building barrels specifically for slugs — it’s hard to believe how far things have come in just a...

Kits start at $1699 but we have a new airgunner kit coming in a few months that will be around $1200.

We just finished the .250. What grain weights would you like to see?

Yes, swaging does take an initial investment and time. I’ll be the first to admit that it’s not for everyone. However, you can still buy swaged bulk slugs and experience the difference.

Yes, we do for both questions. The .300 caliber is coming soon.

CnC turned slugs are quite consistent. The downside is the antimony and tin added make the slugs extremely hard . This can promote fouling and decrease life of the barrel substantially.

The Science of Swaging: Why It Beats Casting and Punching When it comes to precision projectiles, not all methods of making them are created equal. Many shooters are familiar with casting (melting and pouring lead into molds) or punching (stamping out shapes with presses). But the process of...

Yes!! Just say when!

Swing on by!!

Thank you! We are growing, changing and evolving. We appreciate the support and patience.

Yes it is! We are still heavily in the firearm space but PCP slugs are taking a huge turn :)

We are shooting for $1200 for the die and press. It should be available this fall.

We are so happy too hear this.

We are thrilled and honored to be here! We are new to the social media/forum world but are trying to keep up and post good content!

This was such a fun moment! Were excited to share the entire story about this slug from start to finish!

Shooting for the fall! Still working out a few things with the smaller punches for the S press.

Yeah it’s pretty rad! 50 plus years.