Pellet Surprise

[Jonjon79 13,340]

I popped into an rfd near work last week. I didn't have much time so, I was in a bit of a rush.

 

I wanted to try some AA Field. I meant get 4.52s but, grabbed a tin of 4.51s without looking.

 

I know the sizes in the tin can be all over the place but, I tried them in my daughters Goldstar se (compared to others) this morning and, they were absolutely bang on

 

The picture below is a 10 shot group.

 

I've just rezeroed at 30yrds and, have been hitting pellet holes.

 

......So far, a fantastic pellet.

[villaman 9,979]

Normally BSA likes the bigger head size

[Jonjon79 13,340]

This one does usually which is why it surprised me.

[pianoman 3,584]

My Air Arms TX200HC and Daystate Regal .177 rifles love these AA Field 4.51mm headsize pellets. Seems I can only get them from an ebay store though.

[Rez 4,957]

Dunno what the chit chat is about, skimmed it.

 

AA Fields in 4.52, in all my rifles have been leaders. Although, my old 98 loved Crosman FT's... my god, right little fizzers. Phhssss sound. Tight as a ducks arse though.

[mark williams 7,549]

AA Fields 4.52 in the 100 kt and T Rex have been as tight as Rez`s duck

 

The F,A,P in .22 through my 100 ks are achieving fantastic groups also.

 

 

atb

[Jonjon79 13,340]

Those .22 FAPs are also doing really well in my TX.

 

I wrote off AA Fields a while back when the .22s wouldn't group with my old Airwolf and, the .177s wouldn't work in my old Ultra. To be honest, the Ultra was a pain in the arse from start to finish - it was the one rifle that I was glad to see the back of.

 

I thought I'd give the AA fields another crack but, I've never considered going for the smaller size.