I guess my freshly tuned Storm XT is settling down a bit or I am learning how to shoot it. The trigger went from one extreme to the other but I like this extreme better, just takes some getting used to; none of my powder burners have a trigger even close to the GRTIII so this is new territory for me. But I think now I will have to have the trigger on my Winchester 30-06 worked on.

Tonight I shot from 20 yards: CPHP, the RWS Meisterklugen match 8.2 gr, and the RWS Superdome.
It definitely likes the CPHP's and the match pellets the best although the match doesn't suit my needs. The Superdome was all over the place.

I guess it's good it likes the cheaper CPHP's over the more expensive Superdomes (CPHP $6.46 for 500 at Wal Mart :D). Now I gotta try some predators, what would be perfect is for the CPHP and the predator to have the same POI. So I can have a plinker and a hunter without doing adjustments......too much to ask for I guess.

In the CPHP picture, I didn't shoot that hole completely out obviously, there was a little bit of ragged paper just barely hanging on which fell out. Also had the one flyer which was me. Now I just gotta zero in so i can punch out that bull.

That's great that it likes cheep lead.:thumb:

Man I wish my guns were like that - even just some of them. I always have a tin of chps around for testing and would even go back to it multiple times after every couple dozen rounds in hopes the rifle warms up to them. It never happens. All the rifles I've owned always liked JSB and RWS pellets. It's not that bad but tins of chps are cheap and a 5 minute drive away for me...

Amen Bro! Seems like most of my rifles are like beautiful women.. They like the diamonds and aren't happy with the fake stuff. On the other hand, my CFX is like my wife, she's happy with the cheap stuff and my CFX is still my favorite rifle.

my Quest loves the CPHP but she loves superdomes even better. its weird because i am more consistent with the Crosmans but if i do my part the superdomes will make raggedy holes at 22yds.