My RAW HM1000x LRT .22 Ken Hick's tuned is my most precise and accurate PCP. Have had Daystate, FX and Brocock, all very fine shooters but this RAW is just more consistent from first shot to last....when I miss it's all on me. 
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What is your most 'precise' airgun?
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My impact 30 along with its guts and tune is very accurate but only if I do my part and the conditions are in my favor. This lizard at a 100 yards is proof. Water line missed & 2 x 6 fence rail untouched
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I'll agree with the cricket carbine being a laser beam! I had one some years ago and before I purchased a scope I shot it just looking down the barrel and ill be damned if I wasn't still popping sparrows at about 25yds. Don't know if that was my skills or all the rifle!
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That distinguish would belong to either:
A. .177 Thomas (1st gen with electronic trigger) or,
B. .22 USFT Hunter # 40
I don’t have substantial quantitative data to support my claim, let’s call it intuition based upon my experience shooting my other guns. The first time I shot a FT match with the Thomas, I put down over 85% of the targets. In all my previous matches at the same venue with other rifles, the best I was ever able to achieve was something slightly north of 50%. I know, a number of factors could’ve contributed to my improvement that day but I maintain it was the Thomas. The first 4 shots at about 15 yards with the USFT literally made a hole just slightly larger than the pellet diameter. I thought something was wrong after shots 2, 3, and 4, as I thought I’d missed the target entirely because I didn’t see any other holes. It wasn’t until I examined the target more thoroughly that I noticed a slight enlargement to the first hole.
A. .177 Thomas (1st gen with electronic trigger) or,
B. .22 USFT Hunter # 40
I don’t have substantial quantitative data to support my claim, let’s call it intuition based upon my experience shooting my other guns. The first time I shot a FT match with the Thomas, I put down over 85% of the targets. In all my previous matches at the same venue with other rifles, the best I was ever able to achieve was something slightly north of 50%. I know, a number of factors could’ve contributed to my improvement that day but I maintain it was the Thomas. The first 4 shots at about 15 yards with the USFT literally made a hole just slightly larger than the pellet diameter. I thought something was wrong after shots 2, 3, and 4, as I thought I’d missed the target entirely because I didn’t see any other holes. It wasn’t until I examined the target more thoroughly that I noticed a slight enlargement to the first hole.
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I may have to pick your brain on this because the Raw Chassis gun has been in my sights for a long long time, I feel theyre underappreciated.
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Would luv to answer any questions you have if possible! Old school tech but has been refined/perfected over many generations.
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I agree. I have the 22 cal version that I use benchrest, mostly 25 or 50 yards. Great platform for very steady precise shooting.
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My Taipan Veteran Std is good enough for me.
Shot with HN 21grn .217 at 273ms.
Chart:
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It does the JSB 16grn about the same, but I wanted to see untethered slug results
Regards, Robert.
Shot with HN 21grn .217 at 273ms.
Chart:
CIMG6179 — Postimages
Last year:
It does the JSB 16grn about the same, but I wanted to see untethered slug results
Regards, Robert.
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I’m brand new to pcp rifles. After a lot of research I decided to get my feet wet with an AV Avenger Bullpup in 22 cal. So far I am very impressed.
Took the rifle out of the box, put on a Donny FL Shogun moderator and added a rear picatinny scope rail support bracket. Then modified the cheek piece to drop the weld height about 3/4” so I had a good sight picture in the scope using high rings.
Grabbed a new ton of Baracuda 21.14gr match pellets and set up a target at 26 yards.
Fired two rounds to see where I was hitting. Dialed scope from point of aim to point of impact and I hit right on the Bull. Continued to fire 5 shots and was pretty impressed. So then I got serious about aiming and took my time. To my surprise, the 5 shot group measured well under 1/4” center to center with a total outside width of only .428”. AND I had a 15-20 mph crosswind trying to screw me up! Can see my flag ripping in the one photo. The big Baracuda pellets didn’t seem effected by the wind very much tho. Just kept hitting right where I was aiming.
This is straight out of the box with NO tuning whatsoever! Factory setting in the reg is 2600 psi so definitely a power tune. Haven’t even tried any other pellets yet but so far this little $400 rifle sure can shoot!
Cant have accuracy without precision
The rifle...22 cal AV Avenger BP. DonnyFL Shogun, rear pic support bracket, imitation Atlas bipod, UTG Accushot 4-16x44 scope, Gamechanger rear bag.
Took the rifle out of the box, put on a Donny FL Shogun moderator and added a rear picatinny scope rail support bracket. Then modified the cheek piece to drop the weld height about 3/4” so I had a good sight picture in the scope using high rings.
Grabbed a new ton of Baracuda 21.14gr match pellets and set up a target at 26 yards.
Fired two rounds to see where I was hitting. Dialed scope from point of aim to point of impact and I hit right on the Bull. Continued to fire 5 shots and was pretty impressed. So then I got serious about aiming and took my time. To my surprise, the 5 shot group measured well under 1/4” center to center with a total outside width of only .428”. AND I had a 15-20 mph crosswind trying to screw me up! Can see my flag ripping in the one photo. The big Baracuda pellets didn’t seem effected by the wind very much tho. Just kept hitting right where I was aiming.
This is straight out of the box with NO tuning whatsoever! Factory setting in the reg is 2600 psi so definitely a power tune. Haven’t even tried any other pellets yet but so far this little $400 rifle sure can shoot!
Cant have accuracy without precision
The rifle...22 cal AV Avenger BP. DonnyFL Shogun, rear pic support bracket, imitation Atlas bipod, UTG Accushot 4-16x44 scope, Gamechanger rear bag.
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My most accurate rifle was my Winchester 70-35. Same hole if I did my part. At 90 yards, could still tag a 3" wide target.
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This thread should give you a good idea what some rifles are capable of in the hands of mere mortals.
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30-Yard Challenge
Getting tired of shooting groups? Try this game out. You shoot all 24 bulls once at 30 yards. Next, eliminate your two lowest pairs. Then, add up your score, with a Max of 200. My best target using my Vet Long is below, as is the target I used. It would be a really great shooter who could get a...
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My RAW TM1000 is the model of consistency for Field Target, although the operator is a little iffy at times 
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