Field Target Trophy .20 cal.

Medium-weight, extremely accurate competition air gun pellet

Medium-weight, extremely accurate competition and hunting pellet with flat trajectory for medium ranges. Exceptional aerodynamic design for high impact and penetration. Tightest shot groups. Lowest rate of lead fouling and consistent shot spreads thanks to special alloy. Smooth.

Product detailsField Target Trophy

Calibre

.20 cal.

Weight

11.42 gr

Min. muzzle energy

12 ft.lbs

Max. distance

50 m

0.015

Content of tin

250 pcs.

Hunting use

Small Game

Mouse
Rat
Squirrel
Chipmunk
etc.

Small Bird Game

Sparrow
Magpie
Pigeon
Snipe
etc.

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The ballistic curve of an air gun pellet describes the trajectory of the pellet after it leaves the barrel. The trajectory depends on many factors: muzzle velocity, firing angle, mass of the pellet, gravity, and air resistance.

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