Apolo Slug 5.5mm .22 Caliber 21 Grains

ApoloSKU: 763571840252
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J
Jason Thumann
Great slug for the price

Large caliber with heavy grains that are hard hitting. Weight puts them just under the sound barrier so on suppressed air rifles they are quiet.

M
Mr R
Excellent

None bent or smashed

C
Charlie
Super

Thank

M
Martin Brown
Packs a punch

Good expansion

V
Vicky Meader
This pellets info .

Most of the questions about this slug is not answered so I will try to answer it here . Will this slug work or fit in my gun ? This slug is 6.8 mm long compared to the crosman premier hp that is 6.5 mm long . If your clip will hold a 6.8 long slug then it will work in the clip . The most important info you need to know is , does your gun have enough power to push the pellet out of the barrel and not get stuck in the gun . This is just an example so you will have to enter your guns fps with a slug or pellet you use now . Most gun company's give you a fps with a pellet weight . For example 950 fps using a 14.5 grain pellet . If you want to know what the fps would be with a 21 grain slug you have to use this formula to make sure its safe to use before you load it in your gun . M1V1 = M2V2Where:M1 = mass of the first pellet (14.5 grains)V1 = velocity of the first pellet (950 fps)M2 = mass of the second pellet (21 grains)V2 = velocity of the second pellet (unknown)Rearrange the formula to solve for V2:V2 = (M1/M2) * V1Convert grain weights to grams14.5 grains ≈ 1 gram21 grains ≈ 1.3 gramsNow, plug in the values:V2 = (1/1.3) * 950 fpsV2 ≈ 0.769 * 950 fpsV2 ≈ 730 fpsSo, approximately 730 fps for the 21-grain pellet . As long as your fps is above 300 fps with the 21 grain slug it will come out of the guns barrel . As far as accuracy ,it all depends on the rifling of the barrel . The only way to know for sure is to try the slugs in your gun if the fps is fast enough . The other question is can you hunt with is slug . For hunting you need to know the fpe needed to kill the animal .There is a chart on line that shows the fpe needed for small game . For example squirrels and rabbits you need 4.5 fpe ,raccoons 9 fpe red fox 10 fpe . If your guns fps is 700 fps with a 21 grain slug the fpe at the barrel is 22.84 fpe . At 50 yards its 13.26 fpe . So as long as you keep your shots 50 yards or less you can kill a red fox out to 50 yards away . A good program to download is chairgun to know your fpe at any distance out to 300 yards .

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