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    BISLEY’S BRUISER

    Nov 03, 2020 3 minutes

    eavy pellets can be divisive among airgun shooters, with some shunning them because they think they’ll fly like a house brick, while others will embrace them for their higher level of energy retention and knockdown power. The Bisley Magnum is a pellet that’s been around for a very long time in both .177 as well as in .22 calibre, the subject of this test, and if bricks did fly, the Bis Mag is proof that they’d fly very well

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