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Well I started out baking the mold for an hour, mounted the mold on the handle, cast up 154 premium pellets sorted with not a single reject, made a lable for the tin and wallah I’m done. I sure was happy with the way these pellets came out however the bigger the pellet the easier it is for a good successful run. I cast these up using the lead from the lead pipes. I’ve got a nice UTG 3-12X Bug Buster ordered, when it gets here I’ll mount it on my Challenger SL 30 cal and off to the woods I’ll be going. I still haven’t even taken the gun out of the box yet because I’ve just been having so much fun hunting with my other AEA guns. I swear the AEA’s are the best darned hunting guns you can buy for the price. I’m also very happy with a plan that’s been turning out so good so far. I just checked the gun out and the air in it is still right where they shipped it at so the gun is most definitely holding air excellent.
Here are some of my recent videos, these days I flat out never buy pellets or slugs because I cast everything with NOE molds
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I really do like the 218-25-RF’s a lot, I prefer the cup points due to easy casting plus the performance is great. I shoot them unsized from my AEA Challenger SL. The accuracy in my opinion is excellent. I used them to enter the Crosman Airgun forum contest for December using them like they dropped from the mold in my Vintage pistols. I did also enter shooting my Smith&Wesson 78G for the non Crosman gun 5M off hand contest. I scored better with the S&W than I did with the Crosman 150.
Here’s my last Hunt of the year 2021 with my AEA Challenger SL .22
https://youtu.be/KCAqKMwe39U
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