High Power .35 Impact Slug ?

[heavy-impact]

Anyone with a modified/high power .35 impact tried NSA 108gn slugs? I think these will be my staple since they're the heaviest I can mill my magazine for on the rotary table to fit.

If so what velocity are you shooting them?

Is the STX superior the only barrel liner available?

 

[heavy-impact]

Just got a new plastic .35 mag this morning and I may not be able to mill it thin enough for the 108gn. The 93 fits unmodified so I'll have to print something to feed 108 and 125gn slugs. I'm modifying the feed mechanism to take the added stress this thing will produce.

 

[ttg_tyler89]

Did you print something to work:?

 

[heavy-impact]

Did you print something to work:?

Not yet, I'm still waiting for some tooling to arrive to modify the feed mechanism for the heavy recoil it's going to take. I'll print a tilt in single loader after I get it going and then I'll start testing valves.

 

[Airgun-hobbyist]

Just got a new plastic .35 mag this morning and I may not be able to mill it thin enough for the 108gn. The 93 fits unmodified so I'll have to print something to feed 108 and 125gn slugs. I'm modifying the feed mechanism to take the added stress this thing will produce.

I've wanted to make an aluminum lid for the SideShot's with a grooved race around it for additional length. That plastic lid could find it's way onto a mill to get an additional .020" or so and still be fairly strong.

 

[heavy-impact]

I'm thinking take .020" out of the lid and base. I worry the plastic may crack once it gets that thin if not held firmly and evenly against the rotary table... but I also have a laser cutter/engraver.

 

[blackhawk7204]

Does anyone know if you can single load the Nosler 145 grain ballistic tip in the new .35 Impact M3 ?

If not, what would be the heaviest slug that can be single loaded?

 

[heavy-impact]

Does anyone know if you can single load the Nosler 145 grain ballistic tip in the new .35 Impact M3 ?

If not, what would be the heaviest slug that can be single loaded?

Yes you can.