Hi guys. A friend of mine is asking do the cricket .25 like these pellets. And wat FPS do they like if so. All information would be grateful. Thanx
cricket .25 cal using polymags
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They won't fit in the mag unless it's the shorts which I never found accurate in anything I tried them in.
You could use regular polymags by hand loading without the mag. I tried once and the results were not as good as with JSB or H&N pellets but they are ok for short range hunting. I judged them to be not worth the effort.
Every gun is different so the only way to know for sure is give it a try. I find H&N hunter extremes to be every bit as lethal as the polymags but with greater accuracy in mine.
In fact, a man owes it to himself to try a broad range of pellets before deciding which is the go to ammo in every gun he owns.
You could use regular polymags by hand loading without the mag. I tried once and the results were not as good as with JSB or H&N pellets but they are ok for short range hunting. I judged them to be not worth the effort.
Every gun is different so the only way to know for sure is give it a try. I find H&N hunter extremes to be every bit as lethal as the polymags but with greater accuracy in mine.
In fact, a man owes it to himself to try a broad range of pellets before deciding which is the go to ammo in every gun he owns.
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My 22 and 25 Crickets shoot the 16 gr Polymags, I did the Zonk mod on the magazines not sure if that makes a little more room.
The Zonk mod is one O ring in the mag, So the mag does not fall out of there holders , They fit tight,
Mike
The Zonk mod is one O ring in the mag, So the mag does not fall out of there holders , They fit tight,
Mike
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