Hey guys,
i bought the last of the slug A liners in .22 a while ago, and i just got around to using it a little bit, and it shot way off target. I noticed when i was swapping barrels that my slug A liner is shorter than my superior liner that was in the gun. Both were supposedly 600mm, But after i put the slug A in, it seemed harder to seat in the gun than the superior as well, and when properly seated, it hung low and to the left, but when my superior was properly seated, it was pretty centered. and when i finally got it shoot ready, it shot ~ 6” low and ~3” left, and that’s the pattern i saw with most slugs, and did not shoot very accurately either. I was wondering is there something i’m missing? Because after a good clean in my superior, it shot most slugs very well, but after a good clean in my slug A, it simply didn’t shoot anything very well compared to my superior. I also tried varying speeds, but didn’t shoot well either.
i bought the last of the slug A liners in .22 a while ago, and i just got around to using it a little bit, and it shot way off target. I noticed when i was swapping barrels that my slug A liner is shorter than my superior liner that was in the gun. Both were supposedly 600mm, But after i put the slug A in, it seemed harder to seat in the gun than the superior as well, and when properly seated, it hung low and to the left, but when my superior was properly seated, it was pretty centered. and when i finally got it shoot ready, it shot ~ 6” low and ~3” left, and that’s the pattern i saw with most slugs, and did not shoot very accurately either. I was wondering is there something i’m missing? Because after a good clean in my superior, it shot most slugs very well, but after a good clean in my slug A, it simply didn’t shoot anything very well compared to my superior. I also tried varying speeds, but didn’t shoot well either.
