Sussex sabo pellets
I remember when I was about 10 years old, I found a surprisingly funny looking tin of airgun pellets. They had dark coloured plastic ‘Claws’ and some gold bullet shaped pellets. I willingly shot them away without a care in the world and wish I hadn’t. Here are what they look like.
I bet that these would work well at supersonic velovities due to the lighter weight, smaller diameter and more ‘Bullet’ Shape.
Oh do I wish I still had a tin
Dave
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I have just found a tub of cat stoppers too, not sure if they sell those anymore? A plastic pellet used for deterring cats from entering your property hehe.
I have a full plastic tub of .22 sabo’s with the loading probe. I have never been able to use them in any of my guns but the friend who I bought them from told me they would go straight through a dustbin.
Those would make Ivann drool
Haha true…..true
Gunna get together some 35 yard groups with kodiaks and logun penetrators tomorow
Dave
Dave
Other than that it would be perfect though!!! 😆
Thanks, due to many years researching pellets, guns, and all other kinds of things mainly because I never had the money to actually buy it, I seem to be able to call bullshit on most things airgun related.
Dave
LMAO !!
Couldn’t have listed it better dude!!
You are spared the naughty step 😉 😆
HAHA yeah i know, plastic residue in the barrel, no real type of barrel seal, inconsistent sabot release, less FPE because lighter weight, Smaller projectile diameter meaning over penetration and just remembered that the actual pellet was made of steel meaning next to no energy transfered to the target to name only a few disadvantages. Seems like the bull crap Gamo PBA raptors
Shall I go and sit on the naughty step?
Dave
No Dave, just no. For so many reasons. No. 😀
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