Awe man… this is soooo sweet ….
I got to shoot at 60 yards today, and man let me say .20 cal is really sweet… was all set up for target pratice at a co-workers place-lent him my b-21 .177 to get his feet wet with air guns so we set up (paper targets) with two inch target spots on a piece of oak tag (poster board) at a measured 60 yds I didnt feet the b-21 shooting gamo pro mags was up to the challenge but that was besides the point I had my tss fitted with the 18″ .20 cal and kodiaks= no more than 15 to 20 shots in to my basic tutorial of hold and aim type stuff- guess what comes down the tree that our target board was nailed to -yep a tree rat- he gets to the ground -pw at 10and I know for sure I was right in the sweet spot probably right around 2700psi – he stood up looked toward us -half a mil hold over sent a kodiak to go get him and whack his day was done. wanted a head shot but pellet struck the neck guess you could say throat area sure it broke his neck though -I didnt know that this caliber could retain that much energy at that distance- – my co-worker goes “whats the web site where I can order one of those” before we even went to go see him ..think my buddy is gonna skip the spring guns for sure. 😈
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I know the feeling JD, I rarely get to shoot at anything but paper targets at 20 yrds. One day I saw a small finch land on a telephone pole wire about 55 yrds away. I couldn’t help it. I put a 21.1 gr .22 Kodiak in my 18″ barrel, focused in on it and let it fly. Saw a puff of feathers and it dropped like a rock. Almost no hold over at all. Walked half way around the block to retrieve it, and saw the pellet passed exactly where I intended it to, right thru the chest @ 55 yrds. It was just so… easy! That shot made my day for sure… can’t wait for the upgraded parts I have ordered! 😈