Videos tagged with Nielsen Specialty Ammo

This review showcases the impressive capabilities of the Western Rattler .357 PCP air rifle, particularly its 'slug-slinging' prowess. The host demonstrates exceptional accuracy and power with both 110-grain and heavy 174-grain slugs, achieving tight groups at distances up to 200 yards. The semi-automatic action and consistent performance position it as a game-changer for serious airgun hunters.

The Airforce Texan LSS in .50 caliber offers significant power, capable of 750 ft-lbs of energy with 500-grain projectiles. This PCP air rifle requires a high fill pressure of 3600 PSI and consumes substantial air per shot. While legal for hunting in some areas like Georgia during primitive seasons, ethical big game hunting necessitates precise shot placement within 100 yards, ideally 50 yards, due to its trajectory.

This video details the successful application of the AirForce Airguns Texan in .45 caliber for deer hunting in Georgia, where air rifle hunting is now legal. It highlights the rifle's power with 290-grain slugs and discusses the critical importance of understanding its steep ballistic trajectory for accurate shots, especially when zeroing for different distances. The content also touches upon the logistical advantages of airguns during primitive weapon seasons.

The Airforce Airguns Texan LSS conversion significantly reduces sound levels on the .45 caliber Texan air rifle, measuring 135.7dB at the muzzle. It maintains full power, achieving up to 494 ft/lbs of energy with 350gr solids at around 800 fps. Accuracy at 50 yards is good, with 350gr solids grouping 1.1-1.4 inches, and acceptable for hunting at 100 yards with manageable drop.