I come from a .22 AT44 and a .25 Bullboss PCP background and a 31 fpe for 48 shots hpa converted Benjamin 392.
Going into the Bulldog I researched and knew that groups that are larger at 50-100 yards was acceptable for Big Bore.
Air Venturi slugs and H&N Grizzlies all made about 2" with fliers at 50 yards.I was almost happy with that.I got the JSB groups down to about 1" ctc by learning the guns holds and pressures.I can pull three 5 shot groups all about 1" at 50 yards on one 2500 psi fill.At 3000 psi the first 3 shots open up the group.plinking teathered is a treat.
Ordered 100 of the NSA and to my amazement 5 shots at 55 yards on a bipod only laying in the dirt.
One large hole all shots touching.I think I found my Ammo of choice.Still new to the gun,loving it so far.Shot about 400 rounds,Tried the Rick Morril 97 grains.
I came to the conclusion so far that the Air Venturi 127 grain round nose,125 gr flat and the Rick's are good for inside 30 yards for medium game since with those my accuracy is not so perfect.There are also tons more ammo I need to try.
I'd like to stay with the faster shooting lighter grains.
Day one it chronographed 933 with the jsb and 815 with the 127 so I suspect 820ish with the 110 but will check another time.
Just thought I'd share my experiance with the NSA 110's.Top Notch Ammo.
I'd like to say I'm no crosman/benjamin fan.I believe Crosman outdone themselves on the Bulldog design.Its an excellent platform.Id like to see a Bulldog MK2 with a better pistol grip,.257 and .30 caliber slug barrel options would hurt either.
Going into the Bulldog I researched and knew that groups that are larger at 50-100 yards was acceptable for Big Bore.
Air Venturi slugs and H&N Grizzlies all made about 2" with fliers at 50 yards.I was almost happy with that.I got the JSB groups down to about 1" ctc by learning the guns holds and pressures.I can pull three 5 shot groups all about 1" at 50 yards on one 2500 psi fill.At 3000 psi the first 3 shots open up the group.plinking teathered is a treat.
Ordered 100 of the NSA and to my amazement 5 shots at 55 yards on a bipod only laying in the dirt.
One large hole all shots touching.I think I found my Ammo of choice.Still new to the gun,loving it so far.Shot about 400 rounds,Tried the Rick Morril 97 grains.
I came to the conclusion so far that the Air Venturi 127 grain round nose,125 gr flat and the Rick's are good for inside 30 yards for medium game since with those my accuracy is not so perfect.There are also tons more ammo I need to try.
I'd like to stay with the faster shooting lighter grains.
Day one it chronographed 933 with the jsb and 815 with the 127 so I suspect 820ish with the 110 but will check another time.
Just thought I'd share my experiance with the NSA 110's.Top Notch Ammo.
I'd like to say I'm no crosman/benjamin fan.I believe Crosman outdone themselves on the Bulldog design.Its an excellent platform.Id like to see a Bulldog MK2 with a better pistol grip,.257 and .30 caliber slug barrel options would hurt either.
