Some backporch plinking with 1940"s era Excellent Cll K .21 caliber round ball airgun made in Sweden. It is a multi pump pneumatic., https://youtu.be/YY7fkZXBaJQ
Backporch plinking with Excellent Cll K .21 roundball
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Professor,
Absolutely, positively awesome! Just KNEW that gun was a shooter, even with roundball ammo. Was given a tin of GAMO .22 roundball practice ammo when I purchased my Benjamin Trail NP XL, but it shot like a blunderbuss. The barrel on the Excellent CII was smoothbore most of the way with a twist section towards the muzzle, if I remember you correctly, wonder if that is the reason for such accuracy? Anyway, a great big thanks for the demonstration and for using some of that hard-to-find ammo. Just one more favor, shoot the .177?
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Absolutely, positively awesome! Just KNEW that gun was a shooter, even with roundball ammo. Was given a tin of GAMO .22 roundball practice ammo when I purchased my Benjamin Trail NP XL, but it shot like a blunderbuss. The barrel on the Excellent CII was smoothbore most of the way with a twist section towards the muzzle, if I remember you correctly, wonder if that is the reason for such accuracy? Anyway, a great big thanks for the demonstration and for using some of that hard-to-find ammo. Just one more favor, shoot the .177?
A Most Appreciative Viewer,
WM
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They are very fun to shoot. Not easy because the cocking mechanism takes about 30 lbs or more thumb pressure.
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Sorry for the sore thumb, remember that from last video, too. Thought it was an early "child safety" lock design. If making out Last Will and Testament, please leave that Swedish rifle to WorriedMan, care of AGN, much appreciated! Seriously, if I get too pushy about requested videos, don't be afraid to tell me to jump in nearest lake! Until then, I'll look forward to the .177.
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