What does a Talon do to a CP pellet in Flight…Pictures.
Hi Folks,
Just thought of sharing pictures of a Crossman Premier pellet that leaves a Talon Lothar Walther barrel.
This is how it would be just before striking the target !!!
Just love what rifling does to a pellet.
The scars in the picture would give you some idea.
Wanted to film it but due to the size of the pellet and the limitations to my camera these were the best pictures I could share.
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pramodsid, some like to critique every post and make it sound silly or
poorly thought out….Don’t let that stop you from posting information that
YOU think others would find interesting.
It’s one thing to talk about what you did and your results..It is another
thing to post pictures of the proof…
Give the guy a break.
I’m willing to concede that those photos were taken in flight, and he’s just really quick on his feet, with a very fast lens on his camera! Was probably using CO2, which makes it possible. Not likely, but possible.
If you want to see it rotate, do what I did…lay on the floor, look up at the monitor and start rolling. Kinda an Arkansas thing.
Nice pics, great action shots when properly viewed.
Hoot 😯
let re title it..cp with rifling grooves 😉
Imagine that there pellet being thrown across the room… You might open the photo with Photoshop and use the rotate feature to give it some spin.
Nice pics! Good job, thanks for sharing!
bit misleading saying this is a pellet in ‘flight’ wouldn’t you say?
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poorly thought out….Don’t let that stop you from posting information that
YOU think others would find interesting.
It’s one thing to talk about what you did and your results..It is another
thing to post pictures of the proof…
agreed, but if that is a pic of a pellet in flight I’ll eat my shorts
let’s declare things that are true as it helps all who take an interest in such stuff enhances the fun.