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AgentWD40's 2300KT Pellet Test

Started by AgentWD40_FL, January 05, 2013, 04:06:05 PM

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AgentWD40_FL

Quote from: 1377x on January 06, 2013, 08:34:46 PM
i found daiy's to be a very good pellet even though they are very soft and very dirty.

Yup, noticed that when I dropped one on the floor. Bent half the skirt flat.

My fingers were also pretty dirty just from handling.

Flying Dragon XS60C .22 Co2 Air Rifle w/Hawke Sport HD 3-9X40 AO Scope
Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .177
Crosman 38T .177 (Circa 1976)
Crosman 38C .22 (Circa 1963-1974)
Crosman Mark 1 Target .22 (Circa 1970's)
Crosman 1740 (2240 Modded) Carbine w/Bushnell 3-9X32
Crosman 2300KT CCS .177 w/Tasco 2x20
Crosman 1377 w/BSA Red Dot
Beeman P-17
Gamo PT-85 w/Laser Sight
Crosman 357

1377x

have person experience with daisy precision flatheads
dropped a couple myself ;)
closed mouths dont get fed

JEBert

Quotehttp://www.pyramydair.com/s/p/Daisy_Precision_Max_177_Cal_7_5_Grains_Flat_Nosed_250ct/550
I have some of those.  They shoot OK out of my 1377 but most higher priced pellets and Gamo Match Wadcutters group better.
Quotehttp://www.pyramydair.com/s/p/Daisy_Precision_Max_177_Cal_7_5_Grains_Flat_Nosed_250ct/550
I had some of those, they were more accurate than the newer ones above but the ones I have pictured below rivaled any I have shot.  I wonder what has changed.
Cheers,
Jerry
NRA Life Member
USAF Veteran 1973-1977 (43151E) Sgt (E-4)


AgentWD40_FL

I was looking at the H&N Match Pistol pellets (7.56gr), as well as the H&N Final Match Pistol pellets, but both are listed numerous times at PA, but with identical descriptions.  The only difference I see is SKU number ... which would indicate a difference.  Anyone know about these??

I may be missing something obvious ... if so, please point it out to me. LOL
Flying Dragon XS60C .22 Co2 Air Rifle w/Hawke Sport HD 3-9X40 AO Scope
Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .177
Crosman 38T .177 (Circa 1976)
Crosman 38C .22 (Circa 1963-1974)
Crosman Mark 1 Target .22 (Circa 1970's)
Crosman 1740 (2240 Modded) Carbine w/Bushnell 3-9X32
Crosman 2300KT CCS .177 w/Tasco 2x20
Crosman 1377 w/BSA Red Dot
Beeman P-17
Gamo PT-85 w/Laser Sight
Crosman 357

breakfastchef

Quote from: AgentWD40_FL on January 07, 2013, 02:20:55 AM
I was looking at the H&N Match Pistol pellets (7.56gr), as well as the H&N Final Match Pistol pellets, but both are listed numerous times at PA, but with identical descriptions.  The only difference I see is SKU number ... which would indicate a difference.  Anyone know about these??

I may be missing something obvious ... if so, please point it out to me. LOL

Head size diameter is different. Those shooting for utmost accuracy usually find, through trial and error, the perfect head size diameter for their particular gun. Some companies do not produce pellets with different head diamters. H&N is one of the few who do. You wold be suprised that .01mm can actually make a huge difference. This is a part of airgunning that also drains your wallet and no seems to remember to mention it.
Larry

AgentWD40_FL

Ahhhhh ...... ok, thanks!  I'll have to go back and see if there is a blurb somewhere on each entry for head sizes.

Ya, I can see how buying all the different flavors of pellets could get expensive. At least I've kept it narrowed to wadcutters.  :)
Flying Dragon XS60C .22 Co2 Air Rifle w/Hawke Sport HD 3-9X40 AO Scope
Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .177
Crosman 38T .177 (Circa 1976)
Crosman 38C .22 (Circa 1963-1974)
Crosman Mark 1 Target .22 (Circa 1970's)
Crosman 1740 (2240 Modded) Carbine w/Bushnell 3-9X32
Crosman 2300KT CCS .177 w/Tasco 2x20
Crosman 1377 w/BSA Red Dot
Beeman P-17
Gamo PT-85 w/Laser Sight
Crosman 357

breakfastchef

Quote from: AgentWD40_FL on January 07, 2013, 02:45:13 AM
Ahhhhh ...... ok, thanks!  I'll have to go back and see if there is a blurb somewhere on each entry for head sizes.

Ya, I can see how buying all the different flavors of pellets could get expensive. At least I've kept it narrowed to wadcutters.  :)

Send me the ones you don't like.
Larry

AgentWD40_FL

Flying Dragon XS60C .22 Co2 Air Rifle w/Hawke Sport HD 3-9X40 AO Scope
Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .177
Crosman 38T .177 (Circa 1976)
Crosman 38C .22 (Circa 1963-1974)
Crosman Mark 1 Target .22 (Circa 1970's)
Crosman 1740 (2240 Modded) Carbine w/Bushnell 3-9X32
Crosman 2300KT CCS .177 w/Tasco 2x20
Crosman 1377 w/BSA Red Dot
Beeman P-17
Gamo PT-85 w/Laser Sight
Crosman 357

1377x

thats what is good about the sampler pack from straightshooters
it has most if not all the good commercial brands in it you can try a vast majority of them and the ones you dont like there wont be a tin of them left over collecting dust
closed mouths dont get fed

T191032

"Stueger X-Sport Wadcutter - 7.48gr"

I believe those offered by Stoeger are made by H&N.
It ain't like it used to be but, eh, it's do.

AgentWD40_FL

They are a good pellet .... my 38T real likes them
Flying Dragon XS60C .22 Co2 Air Rifle w/Hawke Sport HD 3-9X40 AO Scope
Hatsan Mod 25 Supercharger .177
Crosman 38T .177 (Circa 1976)
Crosman 38C .22 (Circa 1963-1974)
Crosman Mark 1 Target .22 (Circa 1970's)
Crosman 1740 (2240 Modded) Carbine w/Bushnell 3-9X32
Crosman 2300KT CCS .177 w/Tasco 2x20
Crosman 1377 w/BSA Red Dot
Beeman P-17
Gamo PT-85 w/Laser Sight
Crosman 357