First time trying an AGT airgun & the results speak for themselves.
Can the AGT Uragan 3 shoot SLUGS and Pellets accurately?
Can the AGT Uragan 3 shoot SLUGS and Pellets accurately?
Airgun Technologies Uragan 3 slugs and pellets same tune - Have you ever tried one? Wow!
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Great review. A bit more specificity would be nice; pellet weight, slug weight, size of projectile (.249 vs .250 or .251) and maybe regulator pressure.
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my Uragan 2, there was a time I thought of getting another in 25 cal. I really like the green laminate too. I like your videos, I’m looking forward to your follow up video. My Uragan had a bit of ping, im wondering if the U3 is the same? Also what mm barrel do you have on that rig? Mine shot excellent out of the box, eventually i caved and started tinkering, surprisingly I believe I only made it better, mostly thanks to this kit I ordered from a fine fellow in Africa. The ping is gone, the shot cycle sounds better imo, and the chrony numbers look as good or better than out of the box. I have a 700mm .22, it shot hot out of the box, the test target was with MRD which shoot ok out to 50 yards, but not great. JTS 22.07 grain even at 1000 fps shot the best. I think i have them in the 980s now.Upvote 0
If you like h&n try the 36gr HPII’s. Zan 37gr are my everyday go to hunting round. Both (.250) are capable of 3/4” groups at the distance you are shooting. Mind you, 4 out of 5 of our Uragan 2’s and 3’s were tuned by Derrick Wall with an ES of 10 or less.
My brother bought a U3 .30 700mm tuned by DW and there is zero ping compared to a U2 of the same caliber. Honestly the ping from the U2 is not bothersome to me or other animals. One night we were predator hunting there were roughly a dozen deer about 50 yards in front of us grazing when a fox came in at 100 yards. I took the shot, directly over the deer’s heads, dropped the fox, and the deer scurried off about 10 yards. In about a minutes time they were back to grazing in the same spot. They are completely unaffected by the shot cycle and/or ping from a U2. This has been tested many times and not a one off incident, no moderator used.
My brother bought a U3 .30 700mm tuned by DW and there is zero ping compared to a U2 of the same caliber. Honestly the ping from the U2 is not bothersome to me or other animals. One night we were predator hunting there were roughly a dozen deer about 50 yards in front of us grazing when a fox came in at 100 yards. I took the shot, directly over the deer’s heads, dropped the fox, and the deer scurried off about 10 yards. In about a minutes time they were back to grazing in the same spot. They are completely unaffected by the shot cycle and/or ping from a U2. This has been tested many times and not a one off incident, no moderator used.
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What kind of groups are you getting past 100 yards?
Crazy that the deer barely flinched! Thanks for sharing that.
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i haven’t tried yet due to time constraints. In a few weeks I’ll have time to stretch their legs (U2 .25 and .30/ U3 .30) well beyond 100 yards. We took some shots at a concrete structure at 170 yards away and the groups looked scary good. Unfortunately I couldn’t measure it but it sure looked promising.
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Hello friend. Could you please share what weight the slugs are, as well as the subcaliber, it is not mentioned in the video!!!
On the white sheet of Talon, at the bottom right, there is a group of slugs with a weight of 38 grains written on them. Are the ones in the video that you are shooting the same or?
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Yes, the slugs were 38 grains. I will be doing a follow up video with all the data when I get back to the studio.
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