I had a few hours to kill this afternoon, so I headed out to a Forest Service road that is only about six miles from the house. I hadn't been down this road before and wanted to check out the area.

My goal today was to spend some time shooting the new 18 grain JSB Heavies in my AA 410ERBSL. I had 4X4ed my way about 5 miles down the Forest Road, when I came to a nice flat area that was sheltered all the way around by nice mature Ponderosa Pines. I pulled in and started setting up my shooting stand. I put my target frame out at 30 yards, and uncased the AA 410. I fired a mag at random pine cones to condition the bore to a new lubed pellet.

I put five in the 10 ring, and then moved the target out to 50 yards and fired five on the head. Again, they are printing on the target exactly where the 16 grain JSB Exacts do. The conditions weren't perfect, but by waiting for the lulls, I was able to shoot a couple of pretty good groups. These things ought to be hell on wheels in a prairie dog town, and the California Ground Squirrels aren't going to be real happy with them either. LOL.

Good Shootin Cliff!

I'm going to stay with my 16 gr JSB's, mainly because I have 2500 of them and, didn't you say you Disco didn't like the 18's very much?

BTW...I have almost worn out my copy of your video...I think I watch it more than my daughter watches the "High School Musical" movie

We need another video!!!!!


Ron

The new 18 grain JSB's do not shoot all that well in my Disco, but they might shoot great in another gun. No way to know with out trying them. The 16's are so good though, that they are really going to be hard to beat.

Glad that you are enjoying the vid. It's not fair. It took almost two years to make and only takes 70 minutes to watch. The good news is, there is one heck of a lot of good stuff happening in that 70 minutes. Well, unless you're a ground squirrel that is.