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How will it be handled if a target is split and makes both the green and red lights flash?

Is this like when the government says the borders are secure, or the economy is good? Don't believe everything you read...

Damn @woogie_man , you're not an old fu@ker like most of the rest of us... ;)

Exactly, they are either AEA made by JTS or JTS made by AEA, but they are most definitely NOT JSB or a JSB variant (FX, Rangemaster, etc.).

Agree, it wasn't my opinion. It was what actually happened. Another example was a couple of years back, I had my .30 FX Bobcat at about 3500 ft elevation (Descanso, CA) in the early AM. It was tuned at sea level (San Diego, CA) and 75-to-80-degree temperatures for 880 fps with JSB 44.75...

You're obviously entitled to your opinion...

I’m talking about INTERNAL ballistics and how the gun actually functions, not EXTERNAL after it leaves the muzzle. And yes, without a doubt speed is affected by weather and location factors. I experienced this in December at the EFT GP event in Orlando with a borrowed .25 Delta Wolf set up in...

I see that and I see your point. The disadvantage is certainly not ballistically, but reliability. I would say that he doesn’t feel that way IMHO because he continues to shoot those when he can shoot any pellet in any caliber he wants. And without a doubt winning means the world to him. So he’s...

Yup, that sounds good. Did you shoot some at sea level, and others at 4500 feet? Did you shoot some at 45 degrees and others at 85 degrees? How about in the morning when very humid and then after it dries out in the afternoon? I'll guarantee you that your speed wouldn't remain constant in...

No, they do not split up calibers into separate groups. There is no advantage to shooting the larger calibers, since the BC on the .22 pellets is comparable to the .25 Heavy and better than the standard JSB .30 pellets. All targets are "plugged" to 0.35 caliber for fairness.

Or you could follow @cavedweller 's advice and start with the Factory Mode, which is what the gun was designed for. Not sure where this "950" came from, but the majority of .30 pellets are most accurate from 850 to 900 fps. I shoot the JSB 50.1 from mine at 870 fps using Factory Mode, and I've...

Why do you say that? Yes, he's an awesome shooter, but the .22 RDM is NOT at any sort of disadvantage to the .25 Heavy or .30 caliber pellets. I think the winner shot a .30 Panthera 700mm. Not sure what pellets, but lots of them were shooting AEA pellets. Looking at the videos and photos, plus...

Results are on the NorthEast Airgun Classic web site. NAC Scoring and results

No, definitely not JSB. Don’t know if JTS makes AEA or vice versa, but they are the same much like JSB and FX pellets.

I've tried out the AEA 45 grain in .30 caliber, along with the JTS .30 caliber 45 grain. They are IDENTICAL and I assume they are made by the same factory. The only difference is price, the JTS come in 100 count tins, and the AEA in 150 count tins, but both are the same price most places? I...

Agree, like most events, they already have the info provided when the shooter signed up. Usually gun, caliber, pellet/slug weight, and scope. Normally the rest isn’t requested. So NAC has the info, just probably doesn’t want to publish it for whatever reason…?

Looks like 2 of the top 5 shot the .30 Karma Red Panda... I'd like to see how they do as retail guns in other events this year. And 6 of the top 8 shot a variety of FX guns, all .30 caliber, I think.

Which slugs, weight and speed are you shooting in .22?

No. I took it apart, cleaned and regreased everything, and it’s fine now. I hope it lasts through the Oregon event. I’ll do it again before RMAC. Plus I have a spare reg both HP and LP