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NEW .20 ZAN Projectiles Slugs

ZAN Projectiles

HAM Plinker
12
52
HAM Points
162.25
Website
https://www.zanprojectiles.com
Hey Guys,

We would like to let you know that we have made .20 calibre in three weights, 15, 20 and 25 grains. 15 and 20 grains are packed 250 PCS/box and 25 grains 200 PCS/ box.
For now you can find them on our website, but they are already on the way to stores that sell our products.


.20 Calibre is not one of the most popular calibres, but it's probably one of the most BC "reach" calibre on the market.

It will be perfect for long range shooting or hunting.

We hope that the variety of different slugs in .20 caliber will encourage barrel or rifle manufacturers to see the potential and start making more rifles and barrels in this caliber.

Have a nice weekend,
Maja Brlec

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Nice!

@ZAN, THANK YOU for giving the .20 some attention.

The biggest complaint from non fans about the .20 is projectile selection. Well, you almost doubled it with this news.

Lotsa guys think of the .20 as a pumper or even springer caliber (thanks Doc Beeman). But there are some true ballistic gains to be had in a high power, modern .20 PCP. And that's where your new slugs come in.

For those willing to think outside the box, a high power .20 has massive untapped potential. ("Those" being manufacturers of guns/slugs AND consumers).

So again, huge thank you to Zan for being forward thinking enough to put in the effort and lay down some financial "skin in the game" for the .20.

I'll be buying some!

While we're on the .20.....how bout a 22-26 grain pellet also? Get the shape right and they'd be MAGIC🪄 considering cross section is part of the BC formula...like I say, untapped potential in the smaller calibers, SPECIFICALLY the .20. (yes, the length of such a pellet and the twist rate of the rifling might get interesting, but there's ways to account for that too)
 

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