New slugs ATP King .22 40gr and .25 slugs for Huben and Leshiy

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Airgun.Sniper said:
Hmm wonder if these are worth purchase?
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If you have a gun which will shoot them, yes. Altaros slugs are very good and don't require a ton of speed to shoot - they shoot very well in 895-900 fps range.
I can speak specifically a few options:
  • 51 grain .254 slug in my Huben K1
  • 66gr .25 in my RTI Mora
Both will regularly do moa or better at 100 yards.
 
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ctshooter said:
If you have a gun which will shoot them, yes. Altaros slugs are very good and don't require a ton of speed to shoot - they shoot very well in 895-900 fps range.
I can speak specifically a few options:
  • 51 grain .254 slug in my Huben K1
  • 66gr .25 in my RTI Mora
Both will regularly do moa or better at 100 yards.
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Hmm the guys at Utah airguns suggested I didn’t buy a .25 cal as they haven’t been as good as the .22 cal.
 
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Airgun.Sniper said:
Hmm the guys at Utah airguns suggested I didn’t buy a .25 cal as they haven’t been as good as the .22 cal.
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Hmmmm, a .25 caliber Altaros won the Oregon Long Range Challenge three years in a row (49.5 Smooth) and the Altaros .25 caliber 60 grain won the 100Y BR this year in OR.
The UA guys were probably talking NRL-22 and PRS.
 
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Centercut said:
Hmmmm, a .25 caliber Altaros won the Oregon Long Range Challenge three years in a row (49.5 Smooth) and the Altaros .25 caliber 60 grain won the 100Y BR this year in OR.
The UA guys were probably talking NRL-22 and PRS.
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I asked what caliber impact to buy or leopard? My main objective is to shoot slugs past 100 yards at small game and then paper. They recommended me go .22 so that’s what I did
 
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