Thanks Justin 🙂 Here in Denmark we need a licence to buy bigger cal than 177, but with the development in the availability of slugs is seems to be enough 🙂

Totally agree whit you

Hi Paul Thanks for your comment 🙂 I aim to pass on as much knowledge as possible, so I am happy that you liked it. Best regards Peter P

Thanks Bruno 🙂 Thanks for watching 😎

Thanks man🤗

Hi Brian. Thanks for your comment. Your support means alot to me. The Beast is a fantastic pellet. They group better for me too on the shorter distances. Shooting them at around 940-950 fps. Outperforming the NSA and the new KO 13,43 from JSB. But I guess that the slugs are taking over at 50m+. 18 and 19,5 gr are some serious slugs 😀

Thank you Bjarne 🙂 I was impressed by that one aswell. Was always interested in it so it was fun shooting it 🙂

Thanks buddy 🙂 I have my faith in the 13.43 as well. The 15 grain seems ok, but the reg needs to be set quite high. 12,5 is good, but something in between makes sence. At wich velocities did you shoot the 13.43?

@@VikingAirgunner At an average of 1000fps

Thanks Gary 🙂

Thanks buddy, 🙂 Happy hunting 😎

Ohh yes 😎 Didnt know that they made 20 gr. I have a video commin up - well actually 2 videos with the 15 gr 😃 Thanks for watching 🤗

@@VikingAirgunner NSA 20.5 DB HP

@@stedyone1090 where can you buy those

@@silashagland4187 NSA is Nielsen Specialty Ammo in Missouri

Cool that you can have 10.34 shooting well at 100 m 😎 177 will be much more popular in the future with technonology improving and slugs cheaper and more available. I have been testing KnockOuts the last couple of days and a new video about it commin out within the next 24 hrs 🤗 Thanks for your comment 🙂

But no power thats why if we can shoot 16.20 good in longer ranges it will.be very fun.... My Px 177 and kral jumbo can shoot slug and 16.20jsb very good but this impact 177 can't , impact is an expensive gun i wish it can shoot good the heavier pellets and slug....

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You're the only person I've ever heard of getting good results with .177 Hades, people at the range are giving them away as they're so inaccurate, strange as the .22 is the most accurate pellet in my Fx Crown mk2.

Thanks buddy 🙂 Yes that would be interesting. There was a guy on the FB group FX 177 Owners who tested the KnockOuts 13.43 at 50 m yesterday. They expanded to around 9 mm. After this video I tested the KnockOuts at 22 m and had an expansion of 10.21 mm, so kinda predictive 🙂 You are welcome to join the group 🙂

@@VikingAirgunner I actually joined the group after you mentioned it in another video, I will go and check out the 50m clay test!

Im doing my very Best to promote it aswell 😃 In the past I wanted a. 22 but now I would not change even if I had the possibility 🤗 I have had a little break in posting videos, but there will be some commin out pretty soon 🙂

I dont know why so many people think tha a bigger cal is always better. Im yet to own a pcp but have a break action (around 1000ft ps) and an underlever 1250ft ps).

Well I would say that the test could be done better yes, but it would mean lots of tuning - and to be honest I didnt wanna bother with that. Testing a slug that flys best around 980 fps at below 900 fps would be a complete waste of time where as testing a pellet that would perform best a 885 fps at 900 is close to a non excisting difference. But yes any test can be done in many ways. Thanks for you comment - I really appreciate different approaches Best regards Peter P

Thanks for the reply . Surely you must have been altering your gun between different pellets etc . A simple 1 setting on the hammer spring for all pellets would have been easier .? I appreciate that In a real world scenario the slugs would be shot with more energy than a light pellet But I shoot 8.44 jsb s at 990 fps and they are very accurate out to 70 yds they also kill very well . to get my slugs( 13 grns ) to go that fast is just too much air usage and my shot count drops to much . When it comes to hunting there are many factors to making clean kills. Not least a flat trajectory to help with changing distances to quarry . A 1000 fps projectile helps flatten the curve as does a high bc pellet /slug . Thanks again .love your vids Stu

Hej Kolbeck 🙂 Beast er et fantastisk hagl. Jeg har skudt det rigtigt meget, og det er helt sikkert blandt de hagl, som jeg har haft størst succes med på de kortere distancer. Hvis du har fundet en god hastighed, så er det en rigtig god ide at holde ved der - jeg tager af bitter erfaring😀

Specifically asking about the accuracy shooting in an FX Impact M3 with the superior pellet/slug liner. Thanks!

Basically the FX has been performing well for me. I havent used the AA that much, but based on a statement from a shooter in the Field Target national team, the AA are more consistant in weight than JSB/FX. There are some videos of people visiting the JSB factory and they get the expalination of the difference between regular JSB and the FX (JSB produces the pellets for FX) Im not really the right person to give a professional answer about pellets since my knowledge and experience about them is limited. Thanks for your commet and thanks for watching 🙂 Best regards Peter P

Agree! I imagine that Hades would perform much like Hunter Extreme, but they both would have been interesting to have in the test 🙂

EXACTLY what I was about to comment.

Thanks buddy 😎

@@VikingAirgunner you're welcome 🙏🙏

Agree 🙂 Thanks for watching - have a nice day 😎🌞

Most accurate is the best choice for hunting.

Its a really good pellet!

They are defenately contenders 🙂 More available for sure, but the JSB Knockouts in 177 are priced like pellets - but still very difficult to come by. Thanks for watching mate 🙂

@@VikingAirgunner can I ask why .177 ? I’m in the uk and have a .25 on my license. It’s great , I toy with the ideas of another high power , I feel like .177 has a lot of promise but I’m not seeing it in real world yet . I feel like they need you build the slugs 2x longer and heavier to give them absurd BC or something . And obviously rifles built to suit

@@mattsimmons3259 I would love to have a lager caliber, but it reqiuires a hunting licence. And that is typically a course lasting a whole winter. And on top of that you need licence for the gun and a safe to store it in. And you are not allowed to shoot in in the garden. Just too much of a hazzle.

@@VikingAirgunner that’s easy compared to uk licensing 😜

@@mattsimmons3259 Thinking about just getting the licence - but then again I would have two guns shortly after 😂

I really wanted to give you a number, but I cant remember. Switching to knockouts and a superior liner gave me much more. That gives around 150 🙂

Hej Silas Nej kun på de her 20 m til testen 🙂

@@VikingAirgunner hvis du har tid så tror jeg de fleste ville syntes det var sjovt at se dig teste hagl på længere afstande på ler 😁

@@silashagland4187 Det kan være, at det bliver et sommerprojekt 🙂

You are perfectly right. The setup in this video was made to match the majority of the ammo. And since the video was not about accuracy I chose kind of a middel way. Thanks for your comment 🙂

Hi Phillip Yeah I know. English is not my native language, but Im trying my best🙂

@Viking Airgunner you are going to go far, my friend. We love your content and presentation, just talk a little slower to give your natural ability time to react to what you are filming. Your video's contain the answers to questions ;I'm sure many viewers like myself have been looking for. Not hanging the FX chronny from your barrel makes sense; I hadn't thought of that before. Your garden set up is fantastic, your woodland range, amazing. Keep at it, you're personality will gain you many followers; your content will make you stand out. Bravo sir..

@@philiprogers4071 Thank you for your comment Phillip 🙂 I will work on your advise and try to slow down. And dont get me wrong bcs I really appreciate your advise! The next couple of videos are allready made, so on those Im afraid you will have to bear with me😃 And apart from my speedy talk and the errr's Im happy that you like my content. Best regards Peter P