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Reply With QuoteWhat scales are they, ? you need some that are 10g x 0.001g, then when you weigh in grains you will get readings within 0.02 of a grain. (Some will read 0.01grains) just depends on the readability.Originally Posted by dylan
This is a discussion on pellet Weights / BC Info within the Airgun Data Center forums, part of the Airguns category; hi andy, looks like you are well prepared, ive got some but i think there a bit dodgy, put one ...
hi andy, looks like you are well prepared, ive got some but i think there a bit dodgy, put one it weighs 8gn and then put another from the same tin it say 10gn confused.
What scales are they, ? you need some that are 10g x 0.001g, then when you weigh in grains you will get readings within 0.02 of a grain. (Some will read 0.01grains) just depends on the readability.
they are KENEX ,have instruction for them ,but ive put them in one of them place's ,that you cant findWhat scales are they, ? you need some that are 10g x 0.001g, then when you weigh in grains you will get readings within 0.02 of a grain. (Some will read 0.01grains) just depends on the readability.
So is it better or worse ? to have high or low BC number ?
That would depend on how far you want to shoot, if shooting at long distances then a high BC would be favoured. Shooting at short distances it would not matter.
Can anyone tell me where to find the weight of the .177 in grains? I have found the .22 on the net, but the .177 data is "full Camo Mode" and I cannot find it. Any advice? apart from buy some more pellets with the weights on!
I eagerly await.
Live Long, Die Oblong, But not for a long time yet.
This is a very helpful thread. As i never trust what the makers claim.
Hi guys...sorry to revive and old thread but I think there is possibly a mistake in the list and I wondered if anyone could confirm this as it's one of the pellets I use. This is about a couple of the Crossman 22 pellets. As far as I am aware the Crossman Premier is the same pellet as the Crossman Accupel but renamed and in a new package.
They are both 14.3 grain and both dome heads and as I say, everywhere it states they are the same pellet. The premier has a much lower BC in this list...0.019 whereas the Accupel is listed as 0.026.
To be honest a 14.3 grain dome head should have a BC around 0.026...If you look at a Premier pellet in Chairgun pro with a BC of 0.019 it behaves nothing like any similar weighted dome head I've ever seen. A BC of 0.019 for that weight of dome head is just too low. That reading is more like an 10 grain 177 pellet.
Can anyone clear this up??? As I say I use the Premier for hunting and would like to be able to get an accurate plot in Chairgun.
Cheers Guys...
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