I know the .303 pellets are smaller than what is recommended, just wondering if anyone has done it and if they will work in an Air Force Texan ss
Smaller? .303 as in the Daystate Wolverine etc. is .308 it's a marketing thing, I rodded one and an NSA slug through a .308 C/F barrel and they felt as they would with any normal airgun pellet in an airgun barrel!
Smaller? .303 as in the Daystate Wolverine etc. is .308 it's a marketing thing, I rodded one and an NSA slug through a .308 C/F barrel and they felt as they would with any normal airgun pellet in an airgun barrel!
Oddities like this are common in the powder burner world. The .303 LE British round is actually .311 in diameter and is larger than the .308 size used for most other 30 cal instances.