Air Arms Owners Club

reading back my last post I had a
the real reason .177 is regarded as more accurate than .22 is- wait for it, ta da ra dad dad dad dahhhh
.177 pellets are smaller ergo the groupings are smaller
righto, anythin else you lot need sorted out, let me know!

Not when you take the centre of each.

BBF

Yeeeeahh, Si. It is all about the centre, you small grouper

now to solve the debate of which calbre to use. well if your rifle has a barrel with a bore of 220 thou of an inch, i would suggest you use .22, if however yours has a bore of 177 thou of an inch .177 would be of more use.

If your rifle has a barrel with a bore of 220 thou of an inch,then use pellets with a diameter of 177 thou of an inch, there will be less friction losses.

Iced Tiger wrote:If your rifle has a barrel with a bore of 220 thou of an inch,then use pellets with a diameter of 177 thou of an inch, there will be less friction losses.

wow, thats some choke on your barrel

I shoot .22 mainly because I can pick the pellets up easier!

Sorry you have it all wrong , get a .20, sorted
daz

Ray Stewart wrote:The eternal calibre debate still rolls on and on and on and on ...ad infinitum...

And what is wrong with that ?