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familydc
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« on: May 19, 2010, 12:29:15 PM »

New to air gunning and am trying out a lot of different pellets.  Anyone know about these plated pellets?  Do they adequately lube the barrel since they are coated?
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« Reply #1 on: May 19, 2010, 01:18:14 PM »

Don't need to lube the barrel, lead does that and fill's any imperfections. Smiley Some guy's do use lubed pellet's but I haven't heard to much from them or result's. I just run the lead through all of my gal's. Ed
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« Reply #2 on: May 20, 2010, 03:28:08 AM »

Hi Douglas and welcome:) I have AG's the love the Beeman FTS I have tried the fts gold and not noticed any difference although I think nicer looking. IMO the Beeman FTS is my favorite. Beeman FTS are in the pricey pellet group that's for sure, some AG's like coal and some like diamonds:)  I enjoy finding  what pellets works best for each AG experimenting , using chrony it is  part of the fun to me:)  
                    At times I will weigh pellets and group them together in same weights, I have even wash pellets in dish wash liquid and sprayed with pledge in an effort to shoot the perfect target and in some cases makes a big difference.  What I do know is that I only clean my barrel if accuracy changes on an AG and I use goo gone and a cloth patch .. never use wire or brass as it can mess up a good AG.
FYI "Some regular pellets" I have found to be good and uniform straight from the tin/box IMO...are the  Beeman FTS plain / double gold, rws meisterkugeln and Hobby wads,  jsb exacts, crossman CP  7.9gr and the 10.5gr, the new H&N FTS seem good so far not fully tested them yet, Benjamin .177 and .22 are good but i have to wash and pledge em:)  As for lubed pellets I have not seen improvement in fact I think it could effect FPS variation? I think uniform snug fitting non dirty lead pellet is the way to go.  Glad you found the GTA and Good luck with your future air gunning . Tony.
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« Reply #3 on: May 20, 2010, 01:22:39 PM »

Magnum..  thanks for your reply.  Having a ball with my recently tuned whisper .22.  She definitely loved the beeman FTS and that is why I was wondering if the FTS double gold was as good or better.  Thank goodness (for the pocketbook) she also loves 14.3 grain crossman priemier ultra magnums.  I did not have as much luck with the JSB exacts in my gun.  What did you mean by a dirty pellet?  Are the crossman primiers considered a dirty pellet as I certainly have a residue on my fingers after using them.
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« Reply #4 on: May 20, 2010, 01:41:37 PM »

Some pellets make your fingers dirty from lead or some type of graphite dust lube! CP's  leave some residue but nothing like the Benjamin Discovery its a good example of a dirty pellet:) I have found them to be a good buy $ and very accurate.  IMO a good wash and small amount of pledge in a jar make them better.
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