Excellent mod CII K

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Septicdeath

Septicdeath

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EXCELLENT MOD CII K

They made two variations the rifle and the carbine signified by the K. 

I've been on a old airgun kick lately and just bought this.

5.4mm; 90% blue, good bore, fair front stock, 22 1/4'' barrel, 5.4mm; 95% blue, good bore, good stock, 22.25'' barrel, Made in Sweden. Pump pneumatic action. Blue finish with beechwood stock, overall has small chips. Fixed front and elevation adjustable rear sights. Made 1953-1967

Gamo Roundball .22 Cal are to large from what I've read.

Lobo 
0.214- to 0.2145 round ball will work if anyone knows where to purchase them.

The round balls pictured are the ones made for it., measure 0.213- to 0.2135
would love to find a tin of them.

Any suggestions for ammo???
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I wanted something to test it when it arrived. Measured head size of various pellets the Crossman premier domed
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has perfect head size and a very thin skirt of lead. Using a wire draw plate I use for pulling wire, found the hole of the proper head size, dropped the pellet head in and shoved it through with a punch. Making the skirt thinner. Kind of like a reverse swaggering. These should work I'll let you all know.
 
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You may try an experiment with the first Ballistic Products 0.210 round balls by using 2 flat cross cut files or flat rasp files squash apply pressure and roll them sandwiched in between top and bottom to crosshatch texture the entire outsides might shoot more accurate never hurt to try like golf balls. Don't laugh it may work!

If you are going to size them get the next size up 0.220 but must be deliberately loaded a certain way for sure.

https://www.ballisticproducts.com/mobile/Super-Buck-Lead-F-8-lb_jar-220/productinfo/SBK1F/

You can also try the lead free pellets if you are sizing them anyway if you want more speed. Light plastic sabot types may work too. These are Pretty expensive though.
 
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