NSA 29GR SLUGS
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I have tested all of the NSA slugs in .25. The 29gr and the 29.5gr both shot very well. Send me a private message and when I get home from work tonight, I’ll forward some of my notes or a picture of my notes. I can’t remember at what velocities they shot best but if I remember correctly, it was between 940-980fps. I’ll let you know exactly what velocities, reg. setting, power wheel setting, hs tension, etc. tonight after I look at my notes.
Stoti
Stoti
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I shoot the 36.2gr now tried the lighter stuff that was .249 but it never shot quite as well as the .250 stuff which is 33.5 gr and better. Speaking of the 33.5 it shot lights out just like the 36.2. .5 inch groups at 100 yards. I plink spray paint cans at 200 yards with the 36.2 they are great slugs..
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I shot the 29.5's FB in the new 600 MM "superior" liner today, OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sub MOA 5 shot groups, I was shocked! I shoot a Crown, I have the HP Huma reg set @150-155bar. 967fps, SD 3.37 spread of 8. I use Chairgun and I had to set the BC @.093 to get the dope to match the turret. Now I can easily get past 200 yards!!
Dennis
Dennis
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How about the NSA's 26.8 grain or their lightest .25 slugs? Anyone can chime in with experience? i'm getting them for the rabbits so it's all about long distance accuracy not power.
Thank!
edit: NM, my order just shipped so I guess I’ll find out.
Thank!
edit: NM, my order just shipped so I guess I’ll find out.
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I have an impact mk2 25cal 700mm and found that the nsa 36.2 slugs are for my gun the easiest to tune and shoot moa groups a850–910fps my regulator is at 160 bar. Hope that helps
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darn it! Anyone has test data on the 26 grain version? I don’t need the power and have few boxes coming today.
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