I have one of these that I bought from a buddy a couple of years ago. I like it, it has a lot of power and is accurate.
I have one of these that I bought from a buddy a couple of years ago. I like it, it has a lot of power and is accurate.
tough to say i would say about +/- 2"...never really group shot it yet. it's hard to say that any pellet gun on the market is a tack driver and stays one over the test of time, in my opinion. the technical side of me would say the weight and build design of every pellet in the case you purchase to be exact, i would find defficult. i'm sure if i wanted to sit down and bust out the digital scales and start weighing pellets could be interesting...lol. now im sure they all shoot good or whatever, i'm a newb at the air rifle stuff, but i just see more room for error on the ammo and or maybe over time the spring design could wear down, etc....
i will shoot it this weekend and report back. he has 4-5 different kinds of ammo. i can tell ya that we have about a 1.5'-2' group @100yrds...lmao
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This marauder bullpup build is freakin' sweet!:
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I'm getting a crosman 140 .22 cal here soon. Found one newly refurbished for $90 so i'm gonna hop on that. The one I had as a kid never did work.
I am shooting a Sheridan .20 cal which I bought in a pawn shop years ago. counted coup on many a pigeon. Aka rats with wings
Now that is badass.
I remember seeing those. I'd imagine you have to mail order the pellets? I can barely find .22 pellets most of the time.
I think most of the time .177 makes the most sense. Pellets can be purchased just about anywhere. The only reason I tend to prefer .22 is for nostalgic reasons. My dad kept my mom and himself fed in their newlywed years with rabbits harvested with a Crosman 400 in .22.
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