THanks again. I'll argue the 75 groups at least match the 50...
This is the pellet..
Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
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Took the sig asp to the range today
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Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
THanks again. I'll argue the 75 groups at least match the 50...
This is the pellet..
Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
I think I know, but I'll check when I get home and post later...
I chronied them but dont recall. Backwards math and I'm sure I could figure it out...or I can rechrony it later, lol
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Do you prefer synthetic? For me, it would be a deal breaker, but if it was for a gun I couldn't get otherwise I may do it...
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Glen , You are correct about the stock material being a deal breaker as I prefer wood or laminate furniture for a rifle of that design. Thanks for the advice
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THanks again. I'll argue the 75 groups at least match the 50...
This is the pellet..
Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
4.5
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I really like my ASP20 in 22 cal. After 12 laser eye corrections still can't see well enough to shoot. I was considering selling it, but, 
that would hurt.
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Then I'd offer $400 and be willing to take up to $450. Again, based on condition and which Hawke scope it has.
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I really like my ASP20 in 22 cal. After 12 laser eye corrections still can't see well enough to shoot. I was considering selling it, but,that would hurt.
Is that bipod mounted to the stock ?
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THanks again. I'll argue the 75 groups at least match the 50...
This is the pellet..
Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
4.5
Wow ! That is a small head Glen. Looks like you found the right pellet for the .177cal Sig.
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THanks again. I'll argue the 75 groups at least match the 50...
This is the pellet..
Do those have a head size rating on the back of the can. Your Sig ASP20 is probably popping them out at 920-930 fps ?
4.5
Wow ! That is a small head Glen. Looks like you found the right pellet for the .177cal Sig.
Funny thing is the sig isn't too pellet sensitive for me. It seems to shoot most pellets very well...however the pellets it doesnt like look like shotgun scatter. It's so obvious with the few it doesnt like. The ones it did I almost had to toss a coin as to which I would buy in bulk...
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Agreed. I could name a ton of guns that one could pick up in lieu of the asp20....but I do love mine and over 17,000 pellets in it still locks up as if brand new and delivers 21FPE with only around 30 pounds cocking effort. The 46 lb cocking effort of the hw90 would make it a gun I wouldn't shoot like I do my asp. Yesterday at the range I put a at least a hundred pellets down range...many at 50 and 75. I then put a few hundred down range at 25 yards at home
..I couldn't do that if the effort was 46lbs per cock....
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I really like my ASP20 in 22 cal. After 12 laser eye corrections still can't see well enough to shoot. I was considering selling it, but,that would hurt.
Is that bipod mounted to the stock ?
Yes it is. Visit Air Gun Detectives. It installs on side mounted pic rails and is quite rugged. Being a heavy gun, this works very well.
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Yes. I tried MANY MANY MANY brands, sizes, weights, etc. I dont actually recall exactly why I chose this one. It was basically a toss up between many different ones. I narrowed it to like 3, and opted for this one. Maybe availability played a part. I dont exactly recall, but this pellet treated me well!!
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Not sure when I'll go again, but next time I'll go for 100 yards. I might just for giggles try my d48 at 200....
Problem is I dont often go to the range. I have so much opportunity to shoot at home outside and inside range, and I also have access at work. Most of those distances are less than 45ish yards...
Problem is I dont often go to the range. I have so much opportunity to shoot at home outside and inside range, and I also have access at work. Most of those distances are less than 45ish yards...
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Not sure when I'll go again, but next time I'll go for 100 yards. I might just for giggles try my d48 at 200....
Problem is I dont often go to the range. I have so much opportunity to shoot at home outside and inside range, and I also have access at work. Most of those distances are less than 45ish yards...
Problem is I dont often go to the range. I have so much opportunity to shoot at home outside and inside range, and I also have access at work. Most of those distances are less than 45ish yards...
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