I seen a ridiculous comment. The fella said only test in perfect conditions. Lmbo. I live in west Texas, here perfect conditions would mean you could only shoot 20 days a year. Common sense is gone. I can take Dove at 75 yards in most any condition, with my, Avenger. 177.10.13 grn. Js..

Agreed :)

@@TheDollarSportsman idk man, we’ve all had guns, or have guns that will shoot pellets and slugs on same tune. It was worth a shot. I will say you got balls doing this test in that weather and posting results regardless of outcome.

YES, 100%; it’s definitely worth tuning it for a specific slug. In this case, our goal is to show what’s possible out of the box.

@@TheDollarSportsman I understand that. But what's the point in buying a rifle with adjustable reg, hammer and transfer port but not use it. Imagine how awful a high dollar FX tuned for pellets out of the box would look if you refuse to take advantage of the adjustments. Especially if you run a cheap scope and shoot slugs. I want to see the capability of the rifle when tuned perfectly for whatever projectile you choose. Also shot in good conditions. Anything less is of no use to me. What's perplexing is that you shoot competition. This should be obvious to you.

@@heithwatkinssorry to say it but I can’t disagree. Most content creators for Airguns do an out of the box…let’s see some skills…tune it up without mods. Just tune it to its optimal capability out of the box for slugs. Show us what to expect when we tune it to its best with slugs.🤷🏼‍♂️ JS💯

@@heathhalfhill6867 Thanks brother. This issue has been a problem forever. I remember seeing a guy (who also shoots competition) compare a Gauntlet to an Air Arms S510. He actually said he was using the same pellets "to be fair". But experienced air gunners know that's simply not true. What if one rifle loves that pellet and the other rifle doesn't. You would have to find the best pellet for each rifle. That's the only way. Unless of course you plan on fooling newbies. The out of the box thing is absurd. From the factory rifles may be set up differently. Guages may be off. Barrels aren't the same. Different reg pressure. Different hammer spring tension, etc. So one guy's out of the box may be totally different from another guy's. So again, why do seasoned airgun shooters do this. They know videos like this tell you absolutely nothing. Unless you only plan on fooling people who don't know.

@@heithwatkins I disagree; the whole point of these videos is to do a progression. I started with 35 yards on other videos, then this video proceeded to further distances and whether or not slugs would even work to begin with. The next goal would be either custom tuning, or hunting, etc. Now since I am a content creator, I know this, but so often someone will make a comment where they think to tell me how to do videos or claim something should be “obvious” to me 😆. What’s obvious to me is knowing the general market and providing content options for everyone, not just someone who pretends to know better than me but doesn’t actually take the time to create content for people 😎.

Definitely not true. Different lead alloys work differently from brand to brand.

The gen 1 was indeed excellent. You sound jealous of Saber TACtical; I know those guys and know they’re great (and make great products).

@@TheDollarSportsman so by your logic if you think that a company makes crappy designs and horrible looking products that makes you jealous of them And if you know those guys so well tell them they might be cool guys but their products look like 💩 and that you’re such a good friend that you won’t tell anybody about The far more superior, aesthetically pleasing products

@@christophermccutcheonichib4256 your opinion, bud; I think their products actually look great 😎. It’s ok to be jealous, bud; either that or you just like to mouth off to make yourself feel important 🤣. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!