I've seen them mentioned on here and, I do like them. I bought one from a classified sale over here (it turned up with a weird smell but, that's another story) and, I've turned it into a kind of carbine.
It shoots nice, it's quiet, it's small but, it's giving less than 3ftlb with bog standard .177 JSB pellets.
One of my favourite hunting pellets is H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme (that nose shape seems to dump energy into anything that it hits) but, this little gun just would not be accurate with them - I've had them be very accurate in other rifles closer to our 12ftlb limit.
My theory is that they just need more speed to be a great pellet.
I can easily crank up the power on the 2300T but, when I asked about it on a British forum, the silence was deafening (most over here are so reluctant to discuss power of airguns).
So, what's the theory here? - what do you run your 2300Ts at? Should I just crank this one up a bit and test again?
It shoots nice, it's quiet, it's small but, it's giving less than 3ftlb with bog standard .177 JSB pellets.
One of my favourite hunting pellets is H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme (that nose shape seems to dump energy into anything that it hits) but, this little gun just would not be accurate with them - I've had them be very accurate in other rifles closer to our 12ftlb limit.
My theory is that they just need more speed to be a great pellet.
I can easily crank up the power on the 2300T but, when I asked about it on a British forum, the silence was deafening (most over here are so reluctant to discuss power of airguns).
So, what's the theory here? - what do you run your 2300Ts at? Should I just crank this one up a bit and test again?
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