170 with a springer is real bragging rights! My best is 125 on a soda can with my rws 470 th. I have a 115 shot on video on a 12 oz can. Springers can be very accurate when ya learn how to hold them. Still love to shoot them occasionally but they are just so loud!
Good smack-down on the squirrel! Hopefully, this will be the norm, as we need as many people as possible to fight the squirrel plague.
170 yds with a springer? What pellets is that gas piston rifle shooting?
I still use an old RWS Model 48, .22 springer. It defies any kind of rest except in one’s hands, where your body acts as a dampener to the recoils. Still, getting 3/4 in groups at 35 yds (.22 cal.) is nothing like the half inch (.25 cal.) groups at 40 yds the pcps regularly produce. More flyers in those springers, too.
It’s a gas piston Benjamin Trail NP XL1100
This hun like to be held loosely and let it recoil itself. Yup 170 yard milk jugs pass throughs, 18gr JSB!
Good smack-down on the squirrel! Hopefully, this will be the norm, as we need as many people as possible to fight the squirrel plague.
170 yds with a springer? What pellets is that gas piston rifle shooting?
I still use an old RWS Model 48, .22 springer. It defies any kind of rest except in one’s hands, where your body acts as a dampener to the recoils. Still, getting 3/4 in groups at 35 yds (.22 cal.) is nothing like the half inch (.25 cal.) groups at 40 yds the pcps regularly produce. More flyers in those springers, too.
Yes I’m a believer that if you can be accurate with a Break barrel pcp is a breeze. This was my gas piston rig. benjamin trail NP XL 1100 .22. I can nail milk jugs at 170 yards with it.
I’ve had the gun since Saturday and I’m shooting these groups @ 80 yards with no mods other than gap the top hat, I’m in love with this beast. Spent 2 years in break barrel magnums and this PCP is so easy!
170 with a springer is real bragging rights! My best is 125 on a soda can with my rws 470 th. I have a 115 shot on video on a 12 oz can. Springers can be very accurate when ya learn how to hold them. Still love to shoot them occasionally but they are just so loud!