Ok so we have been talking on the forums about NSA ammo and some of you have questioned how it performs. These shots were taken with my FX Crown .25 caliber, shooting NSA 34.7 grain hollowpoints at 850 fps. I am shooting from an elevated positon from a 2nd floor balcony with a 280 degree shooting grid out to 58 yards. I am shooting squirrels in my backyard, as they have started to destroy the siding on my home, chewed through the house into the attic, and promptly destroyed the insulation, wiring, and left feces all over the place.
Top left is sighting in a new scope, bottom left (middle) is some fine tuning, top right is the rifle where I want it. .25 caliber 34.7 grain NSA slugs at 850 fps from FX Crown, distance of 50 yards.
As I am shooting through the woods from a fixed and elevated position it is not always possible to take headshots. I like the NSA slugs because as long as I do my part the anchor whatever I am shooting at instantly and they are DRT. This is a pic of the entrace wound.
This is a pic of the exit wound. My JSB pellets do not leave a wound channel like that. The blood-loss is very quick, and as a gun is basically a drill press at a distance, these seem to work quite nicely at draining the milkjug.
This is a random but obligatory picture of my new FX Crown when she is dressed up for field duty.
So anyway I wanted to show you kids a little of what they are capable of doing and how accurate the slugs are at least at 50 yards with an average shooter behind the trigger. The squirrel was shot at 32 yards. Overall I am very happy with this platform and have nothing to complaint about. Hope this helped someone.
Top left is sighting in a new scope, bottom left (middle) is some fine tuning, top right is the rifle where I want it. .25 caliber 34.7 grain NSA slugs at 850 fps from FX Crown, distance of 50 yards.
As I am shooting through the woods from a fixed and elevated position it is not always possible to take headshots. I like the NSA slugs because as long as I do my part the anchor whatever I am shooting at instantly and they are DRT. This is a pic of the entrace wound.
This is a pic of the exit wound. My JSB pellets do not leave a wound channel like that. The blood-loss is very quick, and as a gun is basically a drill press at a distance, these seem to work quite nicely at draining the milkjug.
This is a random but obligatory picture of my new FX Crown when she is dressed up for field duty.
So anyway I wanted to show you kids a little of what they are capable of doing and how accurate the slugs are at least at 50 yards with an average shooter behind the trigger. The squirrel was shot at 32 yards. Overall I am very happy with this platform and have nothing to complaint about. Hope this helped someone.
