A possible new standard of the hunting bullpup.
As you know I am not the guy who is satisfied with the present situation, I always need something more. So, even taking into consideration the fact that my guns are quite good from different points of view (accuracy, ergonomic, machinery, air efficiency, weight, compactness etc) I still working on making them better, even for few % but better then they used to be. That is why I ordered (again) new barrel at Lothar Walther, now for .25 caliber. As you know I believe that the best feature of air gun is accuracy, accuracy and accuracy again. That is why the quality of the pellet is the main factor for it. You know also that different pellets have different characteristics and if some pellets are not good for you guns that doesn’t mean they are not good at all. The key thing is “for your gun”, read it as “for you barrel”. I consider JSB as the best pellets from the point of view of accuracy nowadays and that is not because the director of JSB company is my friend :), that is fact.
So, JSB King are good pellets from the point of view of accuracy, but I felt that with normal barrels they are not able to show the real results. So I thought it over and make a new specification for the barrels especially for those pellets. I got the new barrels from LW for aobut a month ago and tested them. Well, now I can say for sure that my guns in .25 caliber with new LW barrels are became as accurate as my guns in .22 caliber (I know you value them for accuracy).
Besides we began to use a new valve system and gun became even more efficient from the point of view air consumption. I told aout a new “standard” for a new hunting gun.
It seems to me I am quite close to it, Imagine, you have the same size EDgun Matador (standard size), the same weight, the same compactness, the same sound level (almost the same to be true :)) , the same accuracy, the same number of shots (as I guaranty for standard now — 50 shots) but almost doubel energy in comparison to .22. The pellet is going out with the same speed, about 280 m/sec and has the same trajectory but is more stable on it, and less wind depending.
Do you like it?
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Glad I got on the list a few months back. I told Tony I’d take a .22 or .25 which ever came in when my name made it to the top of the list. Believe I’ll drop Tony a note and make sure I’m down for the .25. Ed you make this sound to good to be true but your work is appreciated. Just wish I had my new R3 .25 long to really appreciate your work. 😎 Hate to wish my life away but counting the days even though I don’t know what I’m counting to. 😈