22 mutant V/S 25 veteran, The big loan
I loaned both guns out to my brother in law, The clear winner is the 22 mutant?
I did inform him that when he ordered one he will get the upgraded Veteran 22.
I offered to loan out my Cricket 22 just to make sure, But he refused, Wanting a short light truck gun.
The Mutant does have the Hawke 6×16-50 scope and Harris bi pod knockoff,
While the 25 Veteran has the FFP Athlon Argos 6×24-50 scope, He did like this scope,(and I love it).
Also a Harris bi pod, And a Donny fat boy on both guns.
Also the Caldwell Dead shot field pod is going be on his want list,
got a couple of bubble levels on each gun I use and they look way cool.
Mutant 22 tuned at 819 FPS shooting 16gr JSB
Veteran 25 tuned at 887 FPS shooting 25gr JSB pellets
His range was out to a dirt pile at 50 yards,
ALL in all I think I did a good thing, There is a HUGE learning curve in this sport.
You just do not air the gun up, stick a pellet in and shoot it,
I been doing this about seven years and I am just touching the basic knowledge of the sport.
But I am a slow learner, :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Mike
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Bizill
LOL, it was a brother in law ,
You know these PCP guns are more than just load a pellet in the barrel and shoot,
Its really a dam expensive sport to get into , Once you got all the stuff , It gets real cheap to shoot.
But then there is always a new doodad , that comes out that will be so cool on the gun,
Ten years ago I would not have loaned out my 760 crosman , I am sure age has some thing to do with it and wanting to help and warn someone about the PCP sport.
Mike