The Bulldog is a shooter!

Guys this thing is pretty solid, feels good to hold and shoot off hand. I have only had the Bulldog less than a week, but spent all day at the gun range with it last weekend getting sighted in. @ 25 yards with the JSB 81.02 grain it is hole in hole, Nosler145grain are also hole in hole @ 25yards.

That was my first zero with the rifle (25yards) and both ammo had the exact same POI which I thought was pretty cool. But as soon as I stepped out to the 50-100yard range I quickly saw that I needed to change my zero to 50 yards to compensate for the trajectory. With the gun sighted in @ 50yards with the 145grain Nosler, the JSB shoot 3Mil-dots high at that same distance…And @ 100yards the JSB shoot 2 Mil-dots low, compared to 3 Mil-dots low for the Nosler.

Both ammo were grouping nicely (.75-1″) @50 yards and (1.5-2″) @100yards. Those damn Noslers’ are so expensive that I am already looking into casting my own ammo! But those JSB will work nicely for average shooting and plinking to 100yards for sure. Judging how it is shooting now…. I personally think I could be accurate @ 150-200 yards.

Time will tell! I am still testing and getting to know the rifle… But so far so good! It has passed my main test..Accurate, working properly and holding AIR! My main complaint with the rifle is the pressure gauge is reading high by 150-200psi. But I know these gauges can be off 5%-10% especially the ones from Crosman. As long as the gauge is repeatable and the gun holds air it is fine for now… But I do have a black face 4,000psi. Mc-Master-Carr gauge ready to go! Which will look much better on this black rifle, be more accurate, and wont have the bullshit red zone to scare newbies! Lol

My experience with PCP rifles is enough to know this thing is a fucking shooter! My first pcp was a MAC-1 tuned .22 Benjamin Discovery, my second was a .22 Marauder which was a great rifle! Sold both those guns a couple years ago, and was planning on getting a .25 Condor SS…but plans change

If you guys noticed the case I am using just happens to be made by a company named “Bulldog”, so this rifle and case look to be made for each other. It is a Discreet AR-15 case from Cabelas, measuring 40″x11″ and has backpack straps which feel very sturdy.

P.S. I know people wanna know how loud it is….Well since I was at the gun range shooting I had to have hear plugs in to protect myself from all the firearms going off around me. But I honestly can say that when shooting with those plugs in my ears, All I really heard was the “Ping” sound..sounded like a Marauder with those earplugs in my ear. So I know for a fact this rifle can be shot without hearing protection. Side note: I had several shooters and range masters comment on how quiet it was, especially compared to how hard it was shooting. Shooting next to AR-15’s and other firearms this thing sounded suppressed, which technically it is because that integral shroud is working. I peeked inside with a flashlight and saw those vented barrel supports shaped like a triangle.