measuring pellets
Re: measuring pellets
using an air measure is the only way you can accurately measure pellet size
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Re: measuring pellets
Sounds sensible. A method that doesn't deform the pellet during the measuring process, not to mention the accuracy.
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Air Arms TX200 HC 0.177 Walnut, MTC Mamba Lite 3-12x44
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Re: measuring pellets
TenMetrePeter wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=22z4W4cGX7k
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0hjTJMHIUi8
the H&N manufacture in 2 minutes. I have asked them the question!
Their reply
"We manufacture only a few pellets in different head-sizes (Finale Match, Match, Baracuda Match, Field Target Trophy). They are made to the exact size. However, the head-size is something our workers have to check during and after the production of every pellet batch by taking random samples."
Hmmmm. Exact size? Never been done! Everything has a tolerance.
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