[Tree Man]

I've been shooting .177 bbs lately and loving it, but I think its time to move up to the next weight class lol. I just got 1500 8mm steelies. This should be fun!

 

[StringSlap]

My current favorite! SSB die cut .5 12x18mm and .5 Sumeike 1/2x3/4 (5" active at 30" draw) is sending them at 260 fps. Accuracy has been incredible.

 

[Tree Man]

My current favorite! SSB die cut .5 12x18mm and .5 Sumeike 1/2x3/4 (5" active at 30" draw) is sending them at 260 fps. Accuracy has been incredible.

I was wondering what flats would be best. I have some round solids coming that im going to set up with pseudo tapers as well. Should be good for plinking cans. Endless fun.

 

[skarrd]

i just moved into the 5/16-8mm world,they are a blast,good speeds with lighter bands,good trajectory,will kick a pine cone around and actually,with enough shots will cut cans

 

[StringSlap]

i just moved into the 5/16-8mm world,they are a blast,good speeds with lighter bands,good trajectory,will kick a pine cone around and actually,with enough shots will cut cans

I cut two cans tonight with 5/16. Cuts 'em just fine!

 

[Ibojoe]

Those babies will put a spankin on a wine cork. LoL .

 

[Tag]

Sounds like a great time

 

[31610]

yep 8mm is way easer on the fingers and fun to shoot :banana:

 

[cavedweller]

I've been having a lot of fun with my Wasp on .50 and .65 flat bands using 8mm. Really fast.

 

[skarrd]

getting better with the smaller [8mm] ammo,it will cut a can pretty quick with the right bands/tubes [6 in active instead of 8 in] i ve been using 1636s and tried some 2040s,oh yeah really obliterates a pine cone

 

[SJAaz]

Moving up from "tink" to that lovely "cerchunk" sound. Hey, variety is the spice of life!