shark solidpoint pellets from sunshine airguns, any good??
anybody uses these, and how are they??can’t get them in the netherlands, wonder wether it’s worth to take a few home 🙂 got both .22 and .25 barrels.
cheers, vincent
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Bill Calfee is one of the top rimfire benchrest gunsmiths around. He measures barrels for their cutoff point to find the tightest choke by slugging the bore. After years of warning of the dangers of pulling bullets he has finaly gotten Eley to ship him small quantities of slugs. These might be accurate in a gun with a powder barrel.
I am interested in the experiences others have had using solid pellets or cast and sized projectiles, as great gains in downrange energy are available with the increased BC. I hunt very sly coyotes in South Texas, with calls and a shrouded Condor and would like to have more velocity and energy in the 100 yd range.
I also wonder about saboting my .25 bbl to shoot the 32 grain .204 balistic tip used in reloading the .204 Ruger. I see the challenges as 1) getting the sabots, and 2) adequate spin to stabilize such a long skinny projectile. Using Greenhills formula and measuring the twist rate answers the spin rate question, anybody fooled around with or know where to get sabots?