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I’m going .25! Wooohooo!

Sold the 24″ .22 threaded barrel and am picking up a threaded 24″ .25 cal barrel.

I also picked up an arsload of 42 gr. Eun Jins.

I still need to upgrade to the new style valve. I’ll have to search around and find the thread with those part numbers.

My .22 would do 70+ lbs with 28 gr. Eun Jins so I expect 90+ from the 42 grainers… yeah? As far as I know it is/was stock.

I want to keep the overall cost of mods reasonable, but other than the new style valve do you think a little heavier hammer would yeild some more energy while maintaining reasonable shot count?

ATP

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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I live in s small neighborhood with houses everywhere, I think .25 would be WAY overkill. My stock SS had no trouble killing crows, pigeons, and rats. With a well placed shot.

quote bikincrazy52:

Sweet dude! The only reason I am not going to .25 at the moment is because of the ammo, I mostly plink and its too expensive.

#3 buckshot makes good CHEAP plinking ammo for the .25, accurate in mine to about 40-50 yds.

Just give AF a call. They will hook you up with the parts to do the valve conversion. I just installed them in my 18″ .22 bbl. SS..

Damn! Had to back off the top hat. Was breaking 1200 at 2800 lbs.
Now filling to 2300 lbs. that gets me 1127-25 for starters with JSB’s. and 1055 with Kodiaks. Air Force 1-877-247-4867 ask for Rachel.

Sweet dude! The only reason I am not going to .25 at the moment is because of the ammo, I mostly plink and its too expensive.

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