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  1. Stingrey
    Just a quick one ladies & gents. Currently in the market for a new scope and have anything from £200-400 budget. However, their is just so much choice out there with multiple magnifications and lenses. For air rifle use is a variable magnification scope really necessary??? I like the look of the Hawke Tactical range and see that they have a fixed 10x Mag scope. I find that most of my shooting is done at 30-35 yards so is variable magnification really necessary or simply a nice to have? Also fixed magnification would eliminate changes in the reticle and holdover would remain consistent resu
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    Do you have any experience of the tactical range?
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    Which Sidewinder do you prefer as a see that you have different models and different reticles?
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    If money isn't an issue and I mean less than £400 given the fact that will cover most scopes from the major Air Rifle players, what scope is the best for hunting? Consideration needs to include the reticle magnification etc.
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    As above......
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    Has anyone had experience with an MTC Optics Genesis 5-20x50??? Are they MTC's equivalent of Hawke Sidewinder??? I notice Daystate lean towards MTC when opting for rifle scope combos.
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    Power isn't a problem as it is 11.7lb/ft with JSB Exacts.
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    Mainly hunting but occasional range shooting.
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    I suppose thats like most things in life, if they are expensive to buy they are generally expensive to service whether it be cars, boats, motorbikes etc. I don't see why rifles would be any different and I happy to accept the fact. There is just something about the Daystate range that I love apart from the fact that they look amazing.
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    One of the most efficient heavy pellets in most guns are jsb heavies 10.3gr Well I guess my results show that not to be the case. Maybe it differs with a springer but through my Airwolf they certainly aren't. Well I guess my results show that not to be the case. It may well be with a springer but not in my airwolf Cant see any results showing JSB heavies Apologies I was talking about H&N Barracuda Match pellets @ 10.4gr.
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    One of the most efficient heavy pellets in most guns are jsb heavies 10.3gr Well I guess my results show that not to be the case. Maybe it differs with a springer but through my Airwolf they certainly aren't.
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    Not necessarily! What makes and types are most likely to produce the highest readings. I was thinking that a light pellet would leave the gun faster but the chrono would be set at the pellet weight so it should even out. I was told of a case where a gun was tested 20 times and were all in the limit so they just kept going and managed to get one at 12.1. I was also told that the owner of the gun was of interest to the testers and the gun was taken away. I don't know if he got it back. The Police have to deal with a lot of things that are not very nice but it sends shock waves when you h
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    Why do people slag them???
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    Recently purchased an Airwolf. 1st ever rifle and boy am I pleased with it. .177 and deadly accurate at 30yrds pushing out 11.7lb/ft with JSB Exacts.
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    Good job. Looks well now.
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    Not necessarily!
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    JSB Exacts for me. Great pellet but each rifle is different so try a few before you settle on 1. However, having spoken to many the JSB's do seem to go well in most rifles. I found the 4.52 to be the best.
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    Just how good are Hawke Sidewinder Tactical scopes? I've been thinking about upgrading my Hawke Sport HD with a 6.5-20x42 Sidewinder. Is there anyone with any experience like to share their thoughts? Current rig: Daystate Airwolf .177, Harris 6-9 Bipod & Hawke Sport HD 4-12x50.
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    Right lets sort this out...... Kinetic Energy at the muzzle is calculated by using the following calculation: E=WxV2/K I have tried numerous pellets and the results are conclusive in that a heavier pellet will decrease muzzle velocity for any given power as to will a pellet that is too light. Here is an example.... Take my favourite pellet JSB Exacts in .177 (8.44g) passed through my Airwolf at 790ft/s that equates to 11.7ft/lb Then Take the H&N Barracudas Match in .177 (10.4g) passed through my Airwolf at 685ft/s that equates to 10.8ft/lb Then Take the
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    Professional & punctual individual looking to possibly join like-minded shooters in the North West/North Wales area. Pigeon, Squirrel & Rats. If you can help please contact me. Many thanks.
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