Great to be back in action again, I've bought some 10.5grn slugs (yes I paid for them myself!) to try in my new Airwolf and they are superb so I decided to use them on my first visit to the Golf club since lockdown ended, and also give them a go on the corvids at the farm. They performed brilliantly in the Daystate Lothar barrel so I'll definitely be using them going forward, especially on the farm. As they are more expensive than pellets I'm sure they won't be for everyone but for us Sub 12 shooters it's good to have more choice, more is better! They are available here- https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/

Here's a short video on a new lightweight slug that I will be testing from Precision Ballistics, plus a new pistol carbine from Brocock. PRECISION BALLISTICS – MAKO 10.5 grain Slugs https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/ ============================================= BROCOCK ATOMIC XR USA Brocock Atomic XR Air Pistol/ Compact Carbine Airguns of Arizona: https://youtu.be/yJBIYCSY9XE Brocock Atomic XR.22 – Full Review (RDW U.S & U.K.) Airgun Explanation & Advancement Channel: https://youtu.be/K-rPmxNAVy0 Brocock Atomic XR Pistol/Carbine Full Review Baker Airguns: https://youtu.be/qZKseWhTQxA ============================================= BROCOCK RANGER XR UK Brocock Ranger XR – FIRST LOOK – “Full power backpack air rifle from Brocock” Alpha Militaria: https://youtu.be/_0b3IqXFT0Y

Here's a look at the Precision Ballistics Mako 10.5 grain slugs. Another slug manufacturer based in the UK. I test the Mako slugs on the range for accuracy at 30 yards and 50 yards, plus do some impact tests in water bottles and modeling clay. A very accurate slug that performs well in sub 12 ft/lbs rifles out to 50 yards or more. For more information on the slugs and how they perform for pest control, check out the links bellow: Precision Ballistics: https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/ Notts Pest Control (YouTube) https://youtu.be/WlI4YAmnNa0

In this video I return to the Precision Ballistics Mako slug weighing 10.5 grains and test it through three different rifles at 30 yards, then move out to 50 yards with the best of the three. The wind conditions did have an effect on the slugs at 50 yards, but that is realistic conditions. I am sure that on a calm day then things would tighten up even more. For more information on these slugs go to Precision Ballistics at: https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/

An afternoons airgun admin ready for the Mako slug test through the Retay T20.

In this video I test the Mako 10.5 grain slugs from Precision Ballistics though my Custom Retay T20. Out of the five rifles tested so far, this one didn't suit the slugs. I also tried the Wildman 13 grain slugs through it, which didn't suit it either. Other pellets used were the H&N Baracuda Match and H&N Field target trophy which worked well. I also tried the RWS Power Bolt. Although I had a tight group from six of the projectiles, I also had five flyers, which messed things up for the RWS Power Bolt pellets. In the video that follows this one, I go back to the Falcon Prairie which gave some of my best groups that I have ever shot out to 50 yards. The Mako slugs outshot the H&N Baracuda Match by a long way, which is highly unusual for a slug over such a good pellet. This just goes to show that both pellets and slugs have to suit your rifles barrel to obtain the best results, and without testing them, you'll never know. I would definitely recommend the Precision Ballistic slugs at 10.5 grains. They did well in four out of the five rifles tested so far, and compete highly with other slug brand alternatives out there. Precision Ballistics: https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/

This Falcon Prairie really brings out the best with the Precision Ballistics Mako slug at 10.5 grains. This hollow point, dished based slug gave me one of the tightest groups that I have ever achieved at 50 yards with four out of the five projectiles fired grouping within 5mm, and with an overall group of just 10mm, due to the one flyer. To top that off the slugs performed great for the expansion tests at 50 yards in modeling clay. Even though the power at the muzzle was averaging around 10.8 ft/Lbs, the energy retention was enough to mushroom the slugs to good effect 50 yards later. I have tried quite a few slugs over the last few months from different manufacturers, but this one is certainly a winner with most of my air rifles, and I can't recommend them enough. I am now out of ammo, but I will be returning to these in the near future. What are you waiting for? Precision Ballistics: https://www.precision-ballistics.co.uk/