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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 7:23 pm |
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| BBGun Bob |
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I had to test the .20 cal. Quest today. I put on a snowmobile suit,hat, boots and gloves and out I went to my backyard mini range.Set up was at 60 ft.
It took about 10 shots to get the scope sighted in. But after I started shooting to see how good it was something happened.POI went all to hell.OK?? What happened?I went into the garage with rifle in hand and started checking all the screws action and stock were all OK.Now to the scope mount all aluminum,it was so cold it shrunk the alum. so much all the scope mount allen heads that hold the scope to the mount were loose,,, real loose at that.I tighten everything down and start over only 5 more shots brought it back to where I left off.Pasted up a new target and took 20 shots with Benjiman .20 cal Cylinderical 14.3 gr pellets.I got more than I expected as far as accuracy goes needless to say I am very happy with this modification.I don't have a crony but its wacking really hard it went thru 3 empty soup cans no problem.When it was .177 it might make 1 and a half and die a slow death.
If your thinking about switching to .20 Caliber
Do it !!! you won't be sorry you did I was really
amazed at the power and accuracy this cal produced.
Cost was $85 including shipping.
Sincerly
BBGun Bob
I know $85 is alot of beer
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Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 8:22 pm |
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That's pretty sweet, sounds like a nice gun, well it is a nice gun.
20 cal might be a problem around here for me, probably would have to order them all the time. Would be nice to try one out though. |
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