I have an Fx Wildcat MK2. It is 25 caliber 700mm Superior Twist barrel. I recently installed a Huma regulator. What is the best way to set this up to shoot slugs and what kind of results can I expect as to accuracy and velocity. Thanks for all input.
Slug shooting Fx Wildcat .25
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For heavier slugs over 26 grains you may want the heavy liner.
I have stock mk3 (only added a picatinny rail) and the stx barrel (I have the heavy liner on hand but haven't bothered with it yet since I have a 35 cal Impact). I typically shoot 26 grain slugs from nsa @970 fps now. My regulator is set to just a hair under 150 bar. I have my hammer spring set almost to maximum. It may not be the most efficient tune but I get about 2 magazines before a refill and get good groups (as opposed to great, it's about 2 inches @100 and could use further work) out to 100 yards. I'm typically shooting within 50 yards but this can definitely reach out and touch my furry friends.
Hope that helps. It may provide a starting point...
I have stock mk3 (only added a picatinny rail) and the stx barrel (I have the heavy liner on hand but haven't bothered with it yet since I have a 35 cal Impact). I typically shoot 26 grain slugs from nsa @970 fps now. My regulator is set to just a hair under 150 bar. I have my hammer spring set almost to maximum. It may not be the most efficient tune but I get about 2 magazines before a refill and get good groups (as opposed to great, it's about 2 inches @100 and could use further work) out to 100 yards. I'm typically shooting within 50 yards but this can definitely reach out and touch my furry friends.
Hope that helps. It may provide a starting point...
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I can't find slugs under 26 grains in .25 (6.35 mm) caliber. Maybe you messed up something. I'm also interested in this topic.
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My Superior 700mm in 25 likes the 26 gr Hybrids, and the NSA 26.8s. You don't know till you try.
Jim
Jim
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