This is just one data point of many to come with the Panthera .30, and defiantly should not be considered any kind of definitive statement on the gun. I wanted to beat my maverick against a tree multiple times on my first couple of months with it. Now it shoots MOA groups every time inside 60yds and I wouldn’t sell it for 5k. Time will tell. I wonder if for some reason the .30 is less accurate than the .22 since that’s all they really showed in the marketing material
In this specific thread and at the time that you made this comment:Imo the issue is defending bad design and attacking others that disagree, which happens a lot here. I dont mind being the "worst guy" I have a thick skin
And the entertaining part to me is the misunderstanding some people have while calling other people names.
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Worse is to have paid 2.3 k for getting headaches than take away your peace and having to say everybody that you are having fun and that you love your rifle.
Who does that? Most every purchaser unhappy with their $2k+ rifle purchase (if they take the time to post about it at all) will post a thread to bitch and moan about all of the things they're unhappy about - not about how much fun they're having with it or how much they love it.
I'm just saying. My m3 .25 in it's current state of parts make up wouldnt group for poop at any speed with 33.5g, 36g, 38g, 40g... But 46g at 910 were sub moa. But my other liner without any of my other do dad's would shoot anything MOA @100y from 33.5g slugs to 25g pellets. Sometimes ya just got to find the slug and tune that produces happy harmonics.
Thanks for sharing what you went through slug tuning. That’s very helpful as I’m learning this gun. One thing that has surprised me with slugs so far is that I have had them shoot decent between 930 to 950 ish, then accuracy degrades, and some then are accurate again at 1000 plus fps. I would probably rather have the .22 for the reasons you stated, but in my state for the Airgun hunting I like to do it has to be .30 cal.
