A new addition to my Bushy past times!

Bucephalas

Full Member
Jan 19, 2012
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Chepstow, Wales
Well I've now added pest control to my list of hobbies. Hopefully with my new permission I can combine pest control with a bit of hanging.

Here's my brand new baby!

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Home Guard

Forager
Dec 13, 2010
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North Walsham, Nelson's County.
Air Arms, great guns. I've got an S210 MK2. What glass you got?

You can't beat going out and bagging your own meat to cook over the fire. I'd highly recommend Rabbit Jerky with plenty of Salt.

I've recently got a Silenced .410 folding shotgun. Lovely little thing and it's as quiet as a spring air rifle.
 

robdjon

Member
Sep 12, 2013
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Plymouth
Well I've now added pest control to my list of hobbies. Hopefully with my new permission I can combine pest control with a bit of hanging.

Here's my brand new baby!

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Just Sold my HW100k :( fantastic rifle never missed a beat, Remington 700 is waiting for me at the gun room :)
 

HillBill

Bushcrafter through and through
Oct 1, 2008
8,165
159
W. Yorkshire
You will only ever find out if you test them against the 4.51's. One size will shoot better than the other. Might not be much in it though.

Yeah I'm using the aa field, gun shop threw in a tin when I got mine. Using the 4.52 versions, not sure what difference they will make.
 

HillBill

Bushcrafter through and through
Oct 1, 2008
8,165
159
W. Yorkshire
If your hitting what your aiming at, and can get good groups with those, then theres no rush to try other stuff. :)

Got 2 tins of the 4.52 to get thorough be for I buy some more pellets. Once I'm down to less the 100 think I might get some 4.51 and compare.
 

Uilleachan

Full Member
Aug 14, 2013
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Northwest Scotland
Got 2 tins of the 4.52 to get thorough be for I buy some more pellets. Once I'm down to less the 100 think I might get some 4.51 and compare.

As a general rule thingy, and it is general, the .52's and .53's should work better in a precharged pneumatics like your's because of the way pneumatic air guns work, a spring piston gun generally likes the thinner rounds, the .51's. So as hillbill says if it's hitting what your aiming at, thats good. You should be able to pickup a few pellets to try before you buy, a few of the better gun shops do, or did, small trial packs of to help match pellets, that would be a lower cost way of checking it out. Don't want to get a whole tin and then discover it's grouping like a .410 shot gun :D
 

Johnnyboy1971

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Dec 24, 2010
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26
53
Yorkshire
I put over 2000 shots of both 4.51 and 4.52 through and the 51s were the most consistent of the two.
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