
The pasters on the target are from me getting the scope (supplied with the rifle) zeroed in and then I shot the first three shot group by the bullseye with Crossman premium hunting pellets (heavy hitters with a hollow point) and the second group with some of those lightweight non-lead high velocity pellets they supplied with the gun. Obviously quite a point of impact change and I've never thought those high velocity non-lead pellets shot worth a dang in any air gun I've tried them in anyhow, but they were free so I wanted to try them on for size.
I shot several more groups after this with the lead pellets and they were all to point of aim and nicely grouped. None of the other cheap air guns I've tried would do this! I'm not asking for much, just minute-of-bird at 50 feet fer Pete's sake. Finally I've got a gun that looks to be good enough for that job, and I've found that .22 cal pellets knock various sky vermin DEAD with one shot flat. POW - clunk! I love it.
Also, I'll add that this gun is very quiet. I tried one of those Gamo Whispers. Not quiet and JUNK. I also tried a Crossman .22 cal air gun with their supposedly super quiet "Nitro Piston" air spring. Reasonably quiet but JUNK. This gun has the lowest noise signature of any of them (it has an actual suppressor, not some cheap bit of plastic on the end of the barrel) but most importantly it actually shoots. (Or at least it shoots well enough for knocking sky rats down in my back yard.)
Here's the web site for the rifle: http://usa.stoegerairguns.com/products/ ... airgun.php
Your mileage may vary! Just sayin'...
Cheers,
Oly