I love my Altaros M24, it is so beautiful and accurate airgun. Love shooting with it at 50m+, great consistency and perfect setup with Altaros slugs (in my case these are Turned Lead Slugs ATP 5.5mm). Wish you all the best with your project 💪😀👍
thank you for your support and I'm glad you're satisfied. I highly recommend getting a new duralumin stock for your M24 when we release it. It significantly helps the shooter to use the full potential of the rifle.
Greatings from Portugal. Keep up with your good work. Never bought altaros yet because I dont know if it groups with 1:18 or 1:16 twist fx barrels. Dont get sad with some european haters comments
Thanks. As for the barrel, the basis is to have a superior heavy for .22, or what about the latest version of .25, they have a different designation, and then both 1:18 and 1:16 twist work with 5.52mm for .22 and ATP Smooth for .25
thank you, US distribution of the M24 is still under negotiation. Regarding the record, it's simple, send a link to a video where someone shot it better (4 shots at 300 yards or more with a group of 0.68 MOA or better) You'll be surprised, but no one who had the same comment has posted anything yet, and it's already a few weeks from the shooting. I'd rather write again, it's not the record for the longest shot, that record hold also me with a different rifle: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B5ioDdftZIM.html
for this distance it is possible to use our standard production M24 in .25 caliber and our ATP King (or Queen) slugs. The parameters of the rifle and the ammunition will be practically the same, as with this record at 1400 yard ( BC and MV )
@@AirgunRegulator Yes mais votre twist utilisé est celui d’une vraie carabine donc la stabilité du projectile n’a rien à voir 😊 , nous sommes bien d’accord 🙂 Je vous ai passé une commande de 66gr .25 et 67gr .223 il y a une semaine💪🏼 Vos 56gr .22 seraient intéressant à la vente :)
@@botbot1759 Thank you for your order. Yes, you can't use 66gr in a normal .22 airgun barrel, but for shooting at these distances, on caliber is generally doesn't matter, but only the bullet's speed and ballistic coefficient. So the 66gr .25 has practically the same properties as the bullet used at 1400 yards. After back validation, these slugs used on 1400 yards recosds had a BC G7 of around 0.135 -0.14.
if you have a link to a video with a better 4 shot group like 0.68 MOA at 300 and more yards, please send the link. This is not the world record for the longest airugn hit (that is on this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B5ioDdftZIM.html )
@@AirgunRegulator Firstly, just because you say it is a "world record" in this video, does not make it a world record. Where is the official record documents like Guinness world record or other official record establishment ? Or, where is the official challenge with some other shooters with other rifles where it is recorded. Then, I said "shots on a 4 inch plate". I cannot quickly find the exact video I was referring to but here is another one of a guy shooting long distance with his FX. I am sure he was not shooting for a "record" otherwise he would prepare and setup his rifle in advance to do so. This was just him sitting and making a shooting video for fun. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DqA0GIYm-48.html As for the other video, it is without doubt very impressive what air rifles can do lately. Still, where is the official record, not your own words. I am sure others might attempt it and do the same. Did you challenge anybody to make it official. (Edit for spelling.)
@@L.V-Rider Guinness world record does not have any records with airguns and riflescopes (it only has a meaningless record with diabolos pellets and fixed sights). That's why it makes no sense to even address them. The best thing we have as shooters from all over the world abour record and world record is RU-vid and make a video from which it is clear that it is not a hoax. In addition, this is available to practically everyone, so it does not limit anyone. As I wrote, just send the link of 4 shots group, better than 0.68 MOA at 300 yr or more. Otherwise, this target was shot as part of this competition www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=119449.0 you can see for yourself what other shooters from around the world have shot in the several years that the competition has been running (everyone can try, just print the target and film shoting). Maybe then you will see for yourself that it is not so simple. in addition, regarding the introduction (introduction) of world records to a youtube video, it is a common practice for both airguns and firearms, which I just continue, not that I did not start it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ly5kJvB1CJY.html (here he claims that it is a world record without having filmed it and yet the shooting in the video shows a completely diametrically different height dispersion) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ROx2Ufji9dM.html
it is my old HAWKE SIDEWINDER 30 TAC 6,5-20x42 1/2 MD. it is not my primary scope. He was only on the rifle for the initial testing of the rifle and these tests went a little further than I thought 😂 . Therefore, the video is not perfectly focused either. Magnification is low and has no first focal plane. On the other hand, it is a good helper that we use in the shooting inspection of the production M24 airguns.
