A few pics of the beauty of a surefire 6 ring slug…
Jerry was kind enough to resize some .253’s I had laying around from when I had a Korean carbine…so I went outside to my 35 yard target. I shot a few 5 shot groups with them and as expected out of my AAA condor they were “minute of coyote”!
The expansion going through that 2×4 and into the concrete back stop is surely a work of art. Just look at that slug!!!! I don’t think any other pellet can retain such melodic balance! I plan to take a trip to the range to see how they do at longer range but alas I think they do what they were intended for! I did not have my chrony out but I estimate them at around 85 to 95 fpe. Thanks Jerry!
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That is the reason why I am trying out the six rings in my rig. I could not get the seven rings moving fast enough (ideally speaking of course). So I did not even attempt the 9 rings. The idea is that the faster they are moving the more stable they will be. Ideally I would like to see the seven or six rings for that matter moving from between 850 to 950 fps.
I did manage a decent group from the 7 rings awhile back at 100 yards. If memory serves me correctly I believe it was 3″ or 2.75″ (which is not too shabby at such distance). I suppose I am still striving for that “clover leaf” group! Jerry proved the long range potential of the surefires out of his custom Barnes Rifle…moving at higher velocities.