This is what has me questioning if they really know what they’re doing. Or are they just pumping out cute little bullets that may work better in some applications but not others. Yes a hunter might want a bigger hollow point for expansion. Maybe if you change the profile you’ll get a better BC. But both of those can change the engagement from the previous model and a bunch of guys are suddenly screwed. But…..they sell even more slugs because the search is on again and new buyers are excited about the new and improved version. Sometimes I wonder if there’s a guy sitting in an office saying just do it. These airgun slug guys are gullible so let’s keep cleaning out their wallets.
I have one box of the original 41’s left from my heavy liner days. You can have them. But that’s only temporary happiness.
Assuming that one is harder than the other, have you done any home-brew hardness tests between the two to see which is the harder slug? It would be great to know if those dimpled liners prefer the softer lead over the harder. I'm voting that the softer lead flies more consistently. Or maybe one slug is slightly bigger in diameter and throwing better groups because of it?
