A beautiful morning in west palm beach Florida,wind calm, 75 degrees, filled my 109 carbon fiber tank(4300psi) with my Chinese compressor and filled my.25cal Impact to 250bar and shot a few groups at 58yrds. Heres my best 10 shot group with 34gr mk2s. 
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I'm jealous! 26 deg this morning in Detroit.That is a tight 10-shot group at that distance. Nice shootin 
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Hey Sonny, what reg pressure and FPS is your Impact set at to shoot those 34 grainers? I have a synthetic Crown .25 on order and am interested in shooting the MK 2's exclusively if I can get them grouping well.
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I feel ya Matt I lived near chicago for a couple yrs, Winter sucked. Thanks for the compliment
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NoLandBeyond, Mine is set around 140 bar shootin them at 850fps Im getting 70+regulated shots on a fill but I have heard they shoot good even higher(900fps). By the way ive seen a few of your videos, some seriously great shooting!
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Kayaker, Thanks brah! atlas bipod and rear bag. By the way my son has one of those peddle kayaks and fishes here in the inter coastal and ocean.
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Sonny, thanks for the heads up! I used to live in West Palm Beach for 3 years - 2009-2012 - lovely weather. My wife is from the Ft. Lauderdale area and I did my training at University of Miami. Lived in Boyton Beach and Palm Beach Gardens area when I was there. I'm surprised to see that much space for you to shoot (especially for south Florida), but I'm guessing you're a little more inland.
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Sonny Sounds like he has a hobie kayak, they are top notch but to heavy for this old fossil. I have two poke boats the regular poke & the maxi they only weight about 27 pds. I have a lorance fish finder in both. They are a must to see where the fish are running & there depth. Be on him about using a life jacket, we usually have 2 to 3 drownings here on the Columbia & it's tribs. every year. I use them on the high lakes for trout & the Columbia river for salmon & steelhead. I plunk off the beach & use the kayak to take the gear out, the boaters call us beach maggots. LOL very very effective !
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