RC Hyperfast steel

[archi]

So looking at the velocity tests they are seriously good.

Has anybody used them on duck and also where can you get them from?

 

I like the eley Lightning but these I think need to be tried

[fenboy]

So looking at the velocity tests they are seriously good.

Has anybody used them on duck and also where can you get them from?

 

I like the eley Lightning but these I think need to be tried

 

What velocity are they suppose to be doing ?

There has been a lot of complaints over the pond that hypersonic loads are wrecking guns , all that recoil has to go somewhere .

[johnnytheboy]

They are available from GAT precision in Dundee, he has a Facebook group you can search for it, fen boy they are 70mm load but loaded into a 76mm cartridge to reduce pressure.

 

My friend has used the 34g 4s to good succes on ducks The 34g 2s are not getting such high reviews by those that have tried them, many are saying to stick with the atomic steel for the larger shot size!

 

Just lately a few folk I know have used the 70mm RC Technosteel wrongly labelled as Hyperfast in my test to good results on foreshore ducks!

 

All the cartridges came from the UK RC importer so any RC stockist near you should be able to get them, whether they will or not that's something different!

[figgy]

I find the Eley Lightning or gamebore steel 3" 36g no 3 and no1 do all I need. In 70mm the gamebore 32g 3 or 4 shot are good for closer ducks.

 

I have stopped chasing to fast a steel cart as I find I'm getting the results with the above. After watching some Americans testing carts all the 1600 & 1700 fps hyper carts blew there patterns to hell and the 1400 fps carts patterned good.