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GRIFFIN SLUGS - HOLY GRAIL OF .357 AIRGUN SLUGS!

Correction: These Griffin Match Slugs are flat point slugs, not hollow points as I referred to them in the video. I tried out some .357 slugs from Griffin today - the 122 & 112 grain flat base - flat nose "match slugs". My Dynamic .357 with 700mm barrel is tuned to shoot the NSA 93 grain slugs at 180 Bar, at avg. Velocity of 990 ft/s for 202 ft/lbs energy. My scope is zeroed for these 93 grainers at 50 yards. So today my first shot at a target at 50 yards surprised me by hitting the red bullseye dead center! I thought they would hit one or two inches lower because they are almost 30 grains heavier than the NSA 93 grainers, so I shot two more of the 122 grainers at a 1" black dot at the 50 yard target and same result...they hit the dot for "snake eyes"! Then I shot some of the 112 grain Griffin Match slugs and got the same result...but they hit 1.5" to the right of the bullseye but the elevation was dead on. One would think these would hit lower than the 93 NSA but they did not. As opposed to the NSA 125 grain slugs I tried hit about an inch or so lower than the 93 grainers at 50 yards which is what one would expect. Last observation for you guys is that the pellet probe on my Dynamic pushed both of the Griffin 122 & 112 slugs into the breach super easy and smooth, whereas the NSA 125 & 93 grainers have to be slightly forced into the chamber. As for me these new Griffin Match Grade 122 grain flat based flat nose slugs are my new slugs of choice for heavy slugs that give me almost 230 ft/lbs of energy and are laser pin point accurrate! All the best, Chuck Correction: In the video I inadvertantly referred to these Griffing Match Slugs as hollow points, when in fact they are flat point slugs! Correction: These Griffin Match Slugs are round nose "flat tipped" ...not hollow points as I referred to them in the video I tried out some .357 slugs from Griffin today - the 122 & 112 grain flat base - flat nose "match slugs". My Dynamic .357 with 700mm barrel is tuned to shoot the NSA 93 grain slugs at 180 Bar, at avg. Velocity of 990 ft/s for 202 ft/lbs energy. My scope is zeroed for these 93 grainers at 50 yards. So today my first shot at a target at 50 yards surprised me by hitting the red bullseye dead center! I thought they would hit one or two inches lower because they are almost 30 grains heavier than the NSA 93 grainers, so I shot two more of the 122 grainers at a 1" black dot at the 50 yard target and same result...they hit the dot for "snake eyes"! Then I shot some of the 112 grain Griffin Match slugs and got the same result...but they hit 1.5" to the right of the bullseye but the elevation was dead on. One would think these would hit lower than the 93 NSA but they did not. As opposed to the NSA 125 grain slugs I tried hit about an inch or so lower than the 93 grainers at 50 yards which is what one would expect. Last observation for you guys is that the pellet probe on my Dynamic pushed both of the Griffin 122 & 112 slugs into the breach super easy and smooth, whereas the NSA 125 & 93 grainers have to be slightly forced into the chamber. As for me these new Griffin Match Grade 122 grain flat based flat nose slugs are my new slugs of choice for heavy slugs that give me almost 230 ft/lbs of energy and are laser pin point accurrate! All the best, Chuck