.25 shot-string.
20 shot string.
31-grain Kodiaks.
Lang Valve.
24″ .25 BSA barrel.
Blod spring.
100g hammer.
12mm spacer.
Started at 3000psi
Finished at 2100psi
1) 1017
2) 1009
3) 1018
4) 1021
5) 1014
6) 1003
7) 1007
8] 1004
9) 998
10) 995
11) 998
12) 996
13) 994
14) 983
15) 983
16) 983
17) 975
18] 974
19) 966
20) 959
Decent?
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I need some space so I can get some 100yd shots at least. That entails a 200-mile trip up to Pablo’s though.
Just pick a nice spot on top of someone’s house to aim at….
Well, it would have been five dead rabbits at least. 😆
I need some space so I can get some 100yd shots at least. That entails a 200-mile trip up to Pablo’s though.
That 60 yd. isn’t looking bad at all! Especially with lousy conditions!!! 😀
Mike
Man that is a beeeeeeutiful site….
Got a quick shoot in. It was under lousy conditions, strong wind with extreme gusts and the sun above and behind which was giving me a shite picture through the scope. Seven rounds to zero in, then five each at 30yds and 60yds. Seems ok, no more deviation than one might expect with average shooting under adverse conditions I think.
The 9-ring is exactly 1.5″
Hes on the range as I speak. Fingers crossed that its a tackdriver, though I suspect its gonna need a little bit of shooting in and some tweaking before its really doing its thang…
Lookingforward to your range test Lang! 😀
Now did I get this right? You said you have a good looking Knob? 😆
Over-engineered to buggery. 😆
IIIIIIIIII Like it
I am trying to get my hands on an AF Edge to see if I can convert it
into a man’s .22 cal rifle…It has the sidecocking bolt….
Over-engineered to buggery. 😆
i wanna see the side cocking mod…
My little baby is all back together again, I’ll be going to the range tomorrow to zero it in and test the accuracy. The side-cocking knob mod is looking suh-weet! 😆
Ah yes, good point !
Paul,
Just to keep folks from getting confused: The LW barrel you have is a poly barrel and while it may like the .252s best, most folks with LW regular round bore barrels do best with .251.
I like the fact that the BSA takes a .251 as well. It makes keeping the recommendations straight much easier! I know that the slugs are expensive and I like to be able to recommend something with a very high probability of being good for the gun. Nothing crappy like finally getting the waited on slugs just to find they don’t like the gun or are the wrong size!
Lang,
Those numbers indicate excellent power, clearly airflow is not a problem. I hope the reg works out great.
Reckon these BSA barrels are a little tighter than the LW. .252 seems perfect for the LW, I reckon more like .251 for the BSA.
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I need some space so I can get some 100yd shots at least. That entails a 200-mile trip up to Pablo’s though.
Just pick a nice spot on top of someone’s house to aim at….
Damn, you got my house bugged? 😆