teno guy thanks dude

Glad they help John, Please share and thanks for watching.

Thank you for your kind comments.

Glad it helped and thanks for watching

Thank You

David Wilder Thanks buddy. Please share

Clive Kent thank you for your kind words

Clive is you surname is parrott

Many thanks and please share the video

Thanks mate, yeah all guns behave different. Point taken with the H/S and hence the reason for stating glass bowls. But I try to not to go over board with H/S in the videos otherwise it would occupy so much time. Thanks for watching.

Nice a plastic sieve works better, problem is only use that for pellets as lead will ingrain into the sieve. Cold water to rinse, then hot to help them get hot and let water evaporate quicker.

Thanks James

Credit where credits due great video. I have to say getting pellets in France is a nightmare. I checked out best pellets for my Hatsan sniper vortex .177 £6 great!!!! postage £8 rip off so when I visit the UK I will get some. By the way the Hatsan is not a springer perhaps you could do a video on this type of Vortex rifle. I am very lucky I have a 80 metre long enclosed rear garden in my French home so can set up for 50 metres targets.

Thank you

thanks, please share

glad the video helped

Will try and do this, thanxs

Thank you. I try to give unbiased advice and it seems to be working. You are right, this sport require time and effort and sometimes some cash as well. But it can be done on the cheap with enough research.

LOL, sorry for ruining your relaxed evening :)

Yup, wasps used to be good, not any more and hence why gunshop probably gave them for free. Hopefully your testing will find a good fit and flying pellet for your rifle. Good luck buddy.

Thank you, feel free to check out my other videos :)

Thanks

That should have said keep up the good work lol lol

Thanks Peter

badbackman1 yup or tbose that selll pick and mix samples.

Thank you Batman. Nice to be appreciated and thanks for subbing / watching.

yup, many different theories and practices on this and the purest would clean and put many pellets through. Not really practical. What I tend to do is put about 20 new pellets through without cleaning the barrel and then test groupings. Thanks for your comments, very useful.

Thanks and hope it helped

Thank you mate, happened last night and I am well chuffed.

Daniel Sidaway........ Washing, First of all.. the amount of lead particles that is released from washing is So minute, that it's really not worth even discussing, and as far as your hands are concerned... you just had them in warm/hot soapy water, and then with the rinsing... they're clean. As far as your point about the eco-system, compared to what big industry, the petroleum industry, the military and other huge polluters are contributing to that problem, I think that the Extremely minuscule amount (in reality, when compared to whole numbers) of airgunners who Actually even bother to "wash" their pellets... makes the whole argument of contamination, an even lesser issue. As far as shooting in the basement or garage is concerned.... if you're really that concerned about it, yourself.... then wear a dust mask when you shoot.... and then after you're done shooting for a few hours, take it off Gently (we don't want to dump all that lead dust on the floor), and get a magnifying glass and look carefully to see how much lead dust was trapped in the fibres of your mask...... I have actually done this, and I was very hard pressed to see any..... and that was after nearly four hours of shooting. There was a tiny amount of actual airborne "Dust" particles after that amount of time breathing through the mask, but I could not find any amount of lead particles or lead appearing "dust" and I have not worn a dust mask, since. I have been shooting air guns for many years (decades).... and I am in perfect health, with No medical issues whatsoever.... and, "if" I have breathed in any amount of airgun pellet lead over all these years, at all.... it sure hasn't effected my health any, and even if "we" do.... it's absolutely Nothing, compared to all the crap that is in the air these days, with everything from microwave radiation, chemtrails, and a list of other pollutants that would stretch from London to Boston.... and there is Not a thing you or I can do to change or stop it either..... the damage has already been done, and continuing to worsen.... so, if I were you... I wouldn't lose any sleep, or cause any riots or protests because of an almost imperceivable trace amount of lead Dust that "might" be in the air, out of your muzzle. Also, as a side note.... a number of Chinese manufactured pellets have a very dark, almost Black appearance to them.... do NOT wash them in soapy water, Very GENTLY Rinse them Only, if you wish.... in COOL water, just to get rid of any minuscule particles..... because the "blackness" comes from Grafite impregnated (or coated, in some cases) lead which is a lubricant.... some pellets with the same appearance in color, have a sprayed on "sealer" which also acts as a lubricant.

AA Diabolo Field Sports .22 5.5mm work well in it for me. But they are expensive for a pellet. Thanks for the great comments.

No point for casual shooter, just check pellets are not damaged, especially the skit of the pellet before loading in barrel or mag.

Nope, not really, it is trail and error.

Steve Allan Thanks Steve.

Search around KZfaq buddy. You are sure to find some videos. I generally don't show hunting videos for fear of them and the channel being targeted by anti hunters and the KZfaq police.

Build quality, accuracy and the sheer variety of rifles. Plus the new style Bullpup rifles are now much more common. Shot count for PCP is higher generally too. Good luck in whatever you get.

Search FB groups and forums. Many people sell sample amounts of pellets for this exact purpose.

Some believe they do. The lines on the skirt are to stabalise the pellet in flight. I personally have found the AA diabolo's the best all round pellet, but they are pricey

Sorry nope, you need a license for them in the UK and I don't have the space or the license.

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Air rifle barrels should only be cleaned when the shooting goes off. The pellets are self lubricating and cleaning to an extend. As for finding a .25 cleaning kit, try looking on Amazon or Ebay.

Yes I would, just to make sure and stray particles are removed.

I have the same problem. But keep both open and if you are in the right position, you will still see a good sight picture through the scope. If you are using iron sights, then practice

@@airgunology yeah I just had another friend tell me the same thing I'll try that thank you

You could try, never tried myself.

I have some new copper ones and gold pointed ones sent to me and will be reviewing sometime soon.

Yes there is, hence why I use HOT water so it evaporates. It is best to shake the pellets up whilst drying and leave them for a day or so to make sure they are dry.

Not that I know of, doubt any carry the softness needed to rifle the bullet and have the weight.

Shows the quality control of a good pellet if they don't need much.

It is possible, is your scope springer rated. Also take the scope off and shake it, does it rattle ?

No, pellets are self cleaning in barrels and lube / coat the barrel each time. Called leading. Barrels should only be cleaned if you see a performance / accuracy drop.

Steve Allan If thats the case, why do people wash and lube pellets? Cheers

lol :)

hahahaha

Yes you do, but this is about grouping which is not effected by zero.

Thanks for the comments. Most of my videos are unscripted and I do tend to repeat myself sometimes. Some of my videos do overlap. For example my beginner series and the cheap pellet video. Yes overlap and I am sorry about this, but hopefully I do say it is my opinion and in this case state that cheaper pellets may work for some. Either way thank you, I am learning as I am going along after 4 months of tubing and these comments are extremely important. Thank you for viewing. Steve

For me, the main thing for subscribing is, does the channel bring anything into my life that is helpful? If not, I don't clutter-up my in-box with it. Thanks again for what you provide. Nuff said.