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Plinking Photos from Jan 6-07

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A quick video from my phone
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That is some kinda PCP. Thats what I will be looking for when I buy one. Maybe not that Caliber though :shock:

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Wow...........is it the microphone on the camera, or is it really that quiet??

Nice gun btw......just dont take out any passing planets with it :lol:
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notec wrote:Wow...........is it the microphone on the camera, or is it really that quiet??

Nice gun btw......just dont take out any passing planets with it :lol:
It was a windy day therefore you couldnt hear the proper blast.

I'll make more videos soon when the weather gets a bit warmer.
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ALRIGHT JOE .... TOMORROW NIGHT LET'S BRING ON THE POWER ..........

I'LL BRING THE B51, TIKKA, AND THE CZ 75B .....
and perhaps the winchester semi-auto .... and ... I just load up my twuk.
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sniper wrote:ALRIGHT JOE .... TOMORROW NIGHT LET'S BRING ON THE POWER ..........

I'LL BRING THE B51, TIKKA, AND THE CZ 75B .....
I'll bring my Carbon Fiber Tank, Condor in 22 and 177, Sumatra, and Dragon =)
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sirjeigo wrote:
sniper wrote:ALRIGHT JOE .... TOMORROW NIGHT LET'S BRING ON THE POWER ..........

I'LL BRING THE B51, TIKKA, AND THE CZ 75B .....
I'll bring my Carbon Fiber Tank, Condor in 22 and 177, Sumatra, and Dragon =)
Wow! That's looks like an absolute sweetheart of a rifle......Congrats sirjeigo... :shock:
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What's the weight of the ammo you're using? What's it's rated fps? Have you chronied it? More details...I'm drooling. I also wasn't aware we could get these in Canada. :D
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#24 Post by sniper »

Thanks Joe for letting us tried out the Dragon ..... sweet big bore artillery.
wicked 175 gr. round ball ..... 50 yards was a piece of cake .......
amazing gun ....
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sniper wrote:Thanks Joe for letting us tried out the Dragon ..... sweet big bore artillery.
wicked 175 gr. round ball ..... 50 yards was a piece of cake .......
amazing gun ....
Oh man I had a great time plinking with you and Parker at the Burlington Gun Club! I still can't believe we were there til 5am =)
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sirjeigo wrote:
sniper wrote:Thanks Joe for letting us tried out the Dragon ..... sweet big bore artillery.
wicked 175 gr. round ball ..... 50 yards was a piece of cake .......
amazing gun ....
Oh man I had a great time plinking with you and Parker at the Burlington Gun Club! I still can't believe we were there til 5am =)
Enjoyed that plinking session thoroughly! .....
Thanks for letting us shoot that bad boy...That was the first big bore air rifle I ever shot...Holy smokes it was just awesome! :twisted:
The Sumatra and Talon were extremely sweet as well ..... 8) 8) 8)
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The Great Grousse Slayer wrote:What's the weight of the ammo you're using? What's it's rated fps? Have you chronied it? More details...I'm drooling. I also wasn't aware we could get these in Canada. :D
I finally chronied my dragon today and discovered alot of amazing things. The best shot was at 630 fps at aprox 2200psi with a 175 gr 50cal roundball! I learned that overfilling past 3000psi gives you really bad shots. Most were under 400fps. As the psi dropped closer to 2200 the fps increased. The power of the shots started decreasing after 1500psi.
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#28 Post by Jester »

Joe, how many shots do you get per fill?
How is the accuracy, and what distances have you tried it at?
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Jester wrote:Joe, how many shots do you get per fill?
How is the accuracy, and what distances have you tried it at?
I get about 15-20 shots per fill (3000psi) and get good accuracy at 25 to 40 yards. I like shooting past 100 yards because you can really see the large 50cal roundball flying through the air before making impact. Sometimes it tumbles after it lands. It pretty much goes where you want it go if you do your part :D
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#30 Post by blackwidowman »

It would appear that when the pressure is high the hammer has a hard time opening the valve, this seems to be true for several rifle I read about like the Condor and the B51. Kind of unusual that companies rate the pressure but the rifle will not take it.
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