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Cricket from Poland.

Hello Everyone

This is my first post on this fine airgun forum.Ive had my .22 standart Cricket for over a month now and I LOVE it.
It was made in october 2015.The stock is held by two bolts.

Just a plain plastic Cricket,nothing fancy,

After dressing it with some camo tape.

The gun performs flawlessly, even though Im not that good of a shooter.
This is 50 meters using jsb 18 gr. Velocity is 270 m/s

The coin is 15 milimeters in diameter.
notice three shots to the left. I started at 230 bar. Then i shot 3 more with 130-140 bar in the tank.

So there is no POI change with regard to pressure change in the tank.

Considering that there was absolutely no wind few days back I tried my shooting skills at 100 meters.
the coin is 20 mm in diameter.I was using DOT 6-24. Magnification x 10.

Like i said i love my Cricket.Its so compact and well balanced.Perfect hunting gun.Unfortunately In my super cool country I cant hunt with airguns or even do pest control.Yea, magpies and crows are protected here :rofl: . But it doesnt stop me from doing it :4: ,

Oh, and before Cricket I was using this cool bullpup i made myself

😀

Kalibrgun

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So there is 52 meters , JSB 18 gr, 270m/s
A little bit wind, but pretty cold.Somwhere around 0 Celsius.

I’m still learning to shoot my gun right.

Very nice shooting indeed. and welcome to TAG. my cricket shoots just like yours does and right now it’s my go to gun.

Nice to see the Crickets are still doing well !

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~ GKU

Put out some water melon and shoot the bees off it, Wasp like to come to water.
Flys come to sugar paper,
I bet you can do that in Poland ?
If not I would move. :smilen: :smilen: :smilen:
Mike

Welcome on board in this great forum. :tag:

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