I purchased some of them too to try out for accuracy. I’m playing with the airmarksman slug and they don’t seem to be opening. I bought some 33 grains today. I will see how they do. I’m shocked that guys were able to get the tune at a much lower reg pressure than I am
That is my DRS 22 700 in a Form Laminated stock. The H&N Heavy slug has been my go to slug for pdogg'n for a while now.
I could be completely wrong but in my head the .25 cal is .03 larger which allows more air to get behind the projectile so less is needed?
Dang, H&N slugs are so nice, I smacked my 20th groundhog of the year yesterday with an H&N 22 cal. 25gr slug, that thing was DRT
H&N should rename the to the DRT slug because almost every pdog tipped off the back side of there hole!
The airmarksman and the 40grs of these are near identical. Both Corbin die swaged slugs. You need the 1:16 barrel to stabilize any of these.1:14 even better (if you can find one)
Big fan of hp and hp2. They do exactly as the label.says. hn makes great slugs.
I don't extract the slug, as I don't have a sharp enough knife on hand to break the skull, then I'd have blood all over me, and I am still a long ways from home, so I don't go through the trouble, I don't believe that there is a big chance of lead poisoning, as they are headshots and ghogs have hard skulls.
I’m thinking about going to a light slug. My thought are a few feet a second and easier tuning. Seem like the FX hybrid fly well out of all barrels and theNSA lighter slugs do well.
What hammer is in your gun?
