FX Wildcat MK III .22 Cal - Pellet Testing - JSB 18.13, H&N 18.13, and JTS 18.1 at 52 Yards
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- This video on the FX Wildcat MK III .22 Cal - Pellet Testing - JSB 18.13, H&N 18.13, and JTS 18.1 at 52 Yards
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With three top-performing 18.13 grain pellets on the market, I want to know which shoots best in my FX Wildcat MK III. In this video, we’ll shoot multiple groups with each pellet to try and find which pellet gives us the most consistent accuracy. Will there be a clear choice? I guess we are going to find out!
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Wildcats are very nice 👌 👍
Testing in the winds is a worthless waste of time and everybody does it.
True accuracy testing should be indoors.
Is it a flyer?
Is it the wind?
Is it the shooter?
Is it the barrel?
Is it the reg.?
Is it the wrong speed?
LOLOL OH WELL..
Totally agree.If you’re gonna demonstrate potential accuracy,how bout moving it indoors? I understand not everyone has a 100 or 50 yard indoor facility,but maybe consider getting access to one .Otherwise,as you say, its really tough to say.Or ,as Rick even said,maybe stick to 25 or 30 yards in the wind.
Rick the easiest way to know which way to turn your turrets is to think of the turrets as a Bolt threading through a Nut. As you turn the head of the bolt imagine which way the tip of the bolt is moving. Counter clockwise the tip of the bolt will move right on the windage and up on the elevation turret and Clockwise the tip of the bolt will move left on the windage turret and down on the elevation turret. I also imagine the tip of the bolt as the point of impact. So if i hit left of the bullseye I would turn the windage turret counter clockwise to pull the POI to the bullseye and same concept on the elevation turret.
My Mk III 500mm with 15.89 or 18.13 is MOA capable @ 100. Love it.
Sometimes it ain’t the gear. Helter Skelter. Great videos 👍 Be more methodical with tuning for a pellet
I really enjoy` your channel sooo much info because of your reviews I bought a Diana 460 mag and a Gamo mach 1 I also bought the Gamo ACCU not sure if I wanted the .22 or .177 so i bought both I bought them from pyamyd air my question is Gamo dosn't offer the ACCU any more did the have trouble with it or just change models thanks keep up the good work
Thanks for the review , what was the average velocity
Do i get in india?
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