Thank you! This was my first try with this slug.i will test to push them little harder. Video coming up 👍

With a 480cc bottle i think around 40 ish.

Thanks! , just slug probe, homemade barrel support and carbon fiber sleeve.

@@jsairgunner4053 Merci beaucoup 👍😉

Thanks! slug probe and carbon fiber sleeve.

@@jsairgunner4053 merci beaucoup, vous tirez bien. Je vois qu'on est à peu près du même âge, 1955. Une année de centenaire 😉👍

Also what about your barrel ? I see you have a tuner. Does it have a positive effect?

Yes, stock hammerspring and valve return spring, only slug probe.

Yes, its a homemade barrel support, great improvment when shooting 25gr or heavier, for lighter pellets i use free floating barrel.

Thanks!

1st reg 160, 2nd 130. Slug probe, stock valve return spring. Valve 4.8/ hammer 4.2

Theres 2 type on redesign now the shallow and deep

Just got my hands on Deep, Shallow and Grand. Test coming up soon.

@@jsairgunner4053 the deep works for me at 960-970 fps

that is correct.

Well, my shooting bench is between 2 buildings. But from now on i make sure that the wind flag will be visible in target video👍

I only use the slug probe, valve return spring and hammer are standard

Yes, i agree🙂

Hi! Yes i have tried the .22 27gr at 100m, with great result, sub moa. I have not yet tried the .25 Wildman slugs.

@@jsairgunner4053 There are also slugs Javelin Gen 2 and ARG, NSA. They are also sold here in Europe.

Yes i have tried both Javelin gen 2 and the ARG with no success.

Hi, thank you , I really appreciate it. I think the Heavy liner 1:18 performs better than standard 1:24 with both pellets/slugs. I use carbon barrel sleeve in all my barrels, and i also make sure the liner lock bolt is not overtightened. Also make sure the liner is indexed correctly. With std 1:24 liner i had great results with the H&N 25gr .217 and ZAN 25.5 .217 up to 150m. For now my best pick is the Wildman slug 27 (965fps) and 30gr (950fps) that works great with the Heavy liner 1:18 at 200+ meters. The ZAN also works great up to 150 meters, over 150m i noticed some instability problems. I am not a fan of super high velocities, keep the speed down and you will notice better groups and less wind drift due to better stability on projectile. Also tune and test for the actual distance you will shoot at. There will be slightly different tunes at 150 and 200m.

@@jsairgunner4053 Thank you for this info, it will really help. I need to get some wildman slugs in 27 & 30g to test! I have been using standard liner (700mm) with 30g h&n slug hp .217 @960fps which I got best results from, I do have a carbon sleeve but hadn’t fitted it due to fear of making it worse! If I disassemble, I will be sure not to over tighten the locking nut. Not sure whether to try that first or bite the bullet and get a slug liner and try! Do you have a dedicated video of your best set up/accuracy for the .22 slugs, I see you are testing the .25 calibre now.

Sure, give it a try with the carbon barrel sleeve. But i highly recommend the heavy liner if you going for long range shooting. I have a few videos on channel testing the Wildman 27 and 30gr. The liner now shoots even better after a couple of 1000 rounds thru it, and with that the tune also will constantly change. Yes, i recently received my .25 slug liner that i'm started to do some testing on. Unfortunately the winter has arrived here in northern part of Sweden so there will be less opportunities to do testing.

@@jsairgunner4053 I watched the 27 and 30g test videos, impressive at that range! Eager to try for myself! Hopefully you get a few days that you can get out and test. Have you noticed anything in accuracy difference between cold and warmer weather, obviously testing on still days where possible. The air density must have an effect on slug trajectory

Winter clothes and thick gloves makes things a bit harder :) But no, i have not notice some big difference in accuracy.

Dish base

Spread: 3m/s Std dev: 1m/s. First reg: 160, Second: 118

Yes i will try a higher velocity👍

@@jsairgunner4053 Put first at 150, put macro on 16 and micro 4, open one turn more the valve screw and rise up slowly the second reg and make a couple of shots every time you do it, to finally reach 970 fps(usually you can reach that at 90-100 bar), then...close the valve spring to reach the 960-970 fps, and then probe it 🤗

For now i only use pellets, much easier to see deviations during test. But i will soon also test with slugs.

Thank you! Next i will try velocity around 950-960 fps.

Thanks! It's a Element Optics Theos.

will try higher velocity👍

Hi, thanks for info. I will try at higher velocity.

Hi, yes i agree. Having a good barrel makes things much easier, but i also believe you can affect accuracy with external component such as a barrel tuner.

Thank you!👍

Hi, i believe a 600mm heavy liner works great with 30gr slug, pushing up reg1 to 170 and reg2 to 140-145 will probably set the speed to around 950fps, in my opinion a good velocity for most slugs.

@jsairgunner4053 thank you very much master, hope it's useful🙏🙏🙏

Thanks! More test coming up shortly👍

Hi, you want to know settings?

155/128bar, 960fps

@@jsairgunner4053 thank you

Only slug probe, standard weight on hammer and original valve return spring.

Ok, thanks for info👍

960-970fps is the velocity of the redesign with the standard liner, 100m easy.

Thank you!

Pretty even results, the slugs works fine in both standard and heavy liner.

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Thanks! Have a great day.

I believe the size is 5.50mm (217).

@@jsairgunner4053 gracias