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Video Highlight: AirForce Texan 100 Yard Accuracy Demonstration

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UpNorthAirGunner

UpNorthAirGunner

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The AirForce Texan line of air guns are amazing for power and accuracy. With that said, the need to take the time and tune your gun to each bullet weight and varying fill pressures and hammer strike with the power wheel will be critical to getting your gun dialed in. This test is with a prototype 360 grain boat tail flat nose bore riding bullet. I was getting 2 inch to 2.5 inch groups at 100 yards. Not going to win any competitions with this - but every one of these shots would put meat in the freezer. Also - here is a 100 yard shot group with the .308 Texan with 154 gr. Spitzers from Hunters Supply.
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"Brian10956"Nice video I liked the way you speeded up the shots, I hate waiting for results like on othe target shooting videos. I’ve been thinking of getting a big bore down the road I’d love one that could get 4” groups at 200. What the smallest big bore caliber that could do that and in what rifle(quite one if possible)
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You can get 4 inch groups with any of the AirForce Texans once you find that sweet spot of bullet weight and PSI / powerwheel setting. AirForce just came out with a .257 and will be available soon - but in my mind isn't a big bore. I personally count .308 and higher as a big bore category and here in Michigan you have to use a .357 or higher to hunt deer with. I have all the calibers of the Texan and each has it's place and use. If I only had to have one - I would go with the .45 Texan as you can shoot round ball 158 gr. or all the way up to 400 gr. bullets.
 
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