Cricket Bullpup or cricket carbine?
hi Guys..what can be most accuracy for long ranges? the bullpup with barrel 17 inch,or the carbine with same barrel but with 20.8 inch size.?
is one big doubt… 🙄
the mine is bullpup,but I’m wating one carbine comming son.
.22 caliber sure.
thanks for help
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Way to go !! :8:
Don´t be such Sissy : If in doubt buy both ! 😯
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I do exactly this!!!
waiting the carbine….pics and groups in 15 days…
thanks guys!!
For BR solely take the Carbine. For everything else take the Cricket. Hell – the BP is more than adequate for benchresting too.
Don´t be such Sissy : If in doubt buy both ! 😯
I think and have talked to a few guys is when bench resting the gun and doing paper punching I think in the end the heavier rifle will win. That’s saying both barrels group the same which is rare
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Here is a link to another topic. This is the only guy I know of who has both. Given barrels are the same, I would imagine accuracy would be same only difference is stock and no trigger linkage to my (limited) knowledge.
Hope this helps.
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Here is a link to another topic. This is the only guy I know of who has both. Given barrels are the same, I would imagine accuracy would be same only difference is stock and no trigger linkage to my (limited) knowledge.
Hope this helps.
My BP shoots better than the carbine…not much better but a bit. I’m still tuning the carbine to my liking but it definitely has potential. The carbine prefers JSB’s 18’s where as the BP likes 15’s. The carbine SD is around 2 and the BP has had some strings with 0 yes ZERO SD! The carbine’s valve stem is offset so its tricky to adjust the tension as you have to depress the spring with this plastic end cap that sits on the outer holes of the vented retainer nut and rotate. Kind of hard to explain.