Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
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Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
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Which are better air rifle pellets, Ribbed or Smooth ? Why ? Is it application specific ?
Need to order for my SPAR. I have locked down on gsmith wad cutters
Manish
Which are better air rifle pellets, Ribbed or Smooth ? Why ? Is it application specific ?
Need to order for my SPAR. I have locked down on gsmith wad cutters
Manish
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
My view is the type of pellets that can give you teh best groupings are the ones that you should get, different barrels guns like different types, i had purchased about 5-6 types of pellets, 100 each, and done extensive testing to determine what would give me better groupings, i tested at both 10 m and 20 m.
I found the best grouping was from ribbed wadcutters in my IHP mod 35b .22, followed by smooth wadcutters.
cheers,
rishu
I found the best grouping was from ribbed wadcutters in my IHP mod 35b .22, followed by smooth wadcutters.
cheers,
rishu
The best grouping and thus most preferred target pellets ( match pellets ) these days are flat head wadcutters with a diablo skirt.
The pellets with fins are more for long range filed use. Although here too the design is fast changing to smooth. One of the leading pellets in the category H & N Field Target Trophy or Diana Rasstat are smooth pellets.
A pellet that will group well from a particular air rifle must be one that fits tight into the breech chamber, and then must be suitable in weight to the power of that particula r air rifle.
Mack The Knife Bana who does this kind of stuff everyday might be able to write a few more aspects on this. He regularly uses match grade pellets.
The pellets with fins are more for long range filed use. Although here too the design is fast changing to smooth. One of the leading pellets in the category H & N Field Target Trophy or Diana Rasstat are smooth pellets.
A pellet that will group well from a particular air rifle must be one that fits tight into the breech chamber, and then must be suitable in weight to the power of that particula r air rifle.
Mack The Knife Bana who does this kind of stuff everyday might be able to write a few more aspects on this. He regularly uses match grade pellets.
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
i want good quality pellets for my IHP .22, plz inform me... im from Gujarat, Bharuch.
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
master shot round heads are a match made in heaven for most IHP air rifles.
the gsmith .22s are a bit heavy for them.
the gsmith .22s are a bit heavy for them.
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
Hi JSB pellets are available at Kokata - as per as I've the information the site is www.onlypellets.comdev wrote:master shot round heads are a match made in heaven for most IHP air rifles.
the gsmith .22s are a bit heavy for them.
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
Yes JSB pellets may be available but it doesn't mean that they will shoot well in the IHP 35.
I bought a pack from only pellets during the GVM. The guy selling them seemed really nice .
I bought a pack from only pellets during the GVM. The guy selling them seemed really nice .
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Re: Ribbed and Smooth air rifle pellets
Now thats added to my knowledge base.
Previously I knew of Ribbed, Smooth and Dotted ... But for other applications.
Previously I knew of Ribbed, Smooth and Dotted ... But for other applications.
Monish