I have my new .25 FX King all tuned to shoot H&N 46 grain heavy slugs or Alteros 50 Gr slugs at +/- 1000 fps. As earlier reported, the indoor short range testing looks very promising.
The Indiana weather has been too cold and windy to complete the outdoor longer range testing.
Today, I received a projectile order (as if I really needed more) that included a tin of .25 JTS 33.80 Gr pellets. I thought to myself, “I wonder what would happen if I shoot them using the high velocity heavy slug weight tune?”
The 33.95 grain JSB or FX pellets all seem to do best at 890 to 940 depending upon the rifle, so I fully expected these pellets at + 1,000 fps to be all over the place.
See the results below. I can’t imagine how good and consistent the FX King 600mm will likely shoot pellets if I would tune the velocity down.
The Indiana weather has been too cold and windy to complete the outdoor longer range testing.
Today, I received a projectile order (as if I really needed more) that included a tin of .25 JTS 33.80 Gr pellets. I thought to myself, “I wonder what would happen if I shoot them using the high velocity heavy slug weight tune?”
The 33.95 grain JSB or FX pellets all seem to do best at 890 to 940 depending upon the rifle, so I fully expected these pellets at + 1,000 fps to be all over the place.
See the results below. I can’t imagine how good and consistent the FX King 600mm will likely shoot pellets if I would tune the velocity down.
