26.8 gr. NSA before and after impacting a squirrel.
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Yah man!! Those do a job on squirrels....I'm also shooting the 33.5s and they hit like a truck 
shot a squirrel at 92 yards with 26.8s earlier this season and pop was loud even at that distance doing 950fps!
James from Michigan
shot a squirrel at 92 yards with 26.8s earlier this season and pop was loud even at that distance doing 950fps!James from Michigan
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Are you shooting those out of a slug liner? I have tried those out of my pellet liner and they are all over the place.
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.25 Taipan Veteran with standard LW choked pellet barrel. Also shooting 20.2 gr. NSA .22's from AEA HP Varmint.
Did have some accuracy issues recently with the 26.8's that might be attributed to a bad batch. Groups opened to as much as an inch and a half and a few fliers. I noticed some forming issues and sent pics back to NSA. Will try sort and see if that was the issue.
Did have some accuracy issues recently with the 26.8's that might be attributed to a bad batch. Groups opened to as much as an inch and a half and a few fliers. I noticed some forming issues and sent pics back to NSA. Will try sort and see if that was the issue.
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Testing in my R3M STD. Ragged hole at 40 yard zero. 1.5-1.75 at 120. Pretty impressed. Expansion is pretty stellar. My tune is 950 and they did not exit a gallon jug
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Two shots to anchor lunch today. First one was supposed to be a boiler room shot but misjudged angle and shot hit low at about 20 yards offhand. Because of the expansion/shock it only jumped a few hops.
Follow up shot also not exactly where I wanted but you can see the result of the expansion. Instant lights out.
Follow up shot also not exactly where I wanted but you can see the result of the expansion. Instant lights out.
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