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Just for fun, I decreased printed size to 50%. I lost on 13 points, but wanted to try out the smaller targets.

Hey Ed, Are you using wind flags and if so, how many between you and target?

Fireworks popping all around my neighborhood, brought out a unique element. First shot was a pulled 9, dadgummit! But got in the zone and shot 15 consecutive Xs. I'll take it. Happy 4th everybody!

Here's one I did a little bit ago at 50 yards. Very little wind.

I used tape to hold it up. One piece up top and one on bottom. For the bigger clubs, a dead center hit would be about the same I think. You could probably make those a know your limits kind of thing too.

As soon as I walked out to pin a card up, I knew I was in for some trouble with the wind. It's been blowing like crazy, but Mr. ThomasT had me inspired and I had to try out this lighter trigger. Wind kept swirling and switching on me, but that made it real fun. Submitting for 30 yard Masters...

You inspired me to adjust the trigger on mine and maaaaan, it's nice after adjusting it. My crosshairs used to pull slowly down as I squeezed the trigger and I think that contributes to misplaced shots. Thank you for the inspiration, it is phenomenal now.

Ok, holy crap! I decided that I wanted to adjust the trigger pull weight. I feel like that's the one thing that is limiting. When I go to pull the trigger, I can see the crosshairs slowly coming down before the shot breaks and I think that can contribute to flyers or misplaced shots. After...

I think I'd be alright with that pull weight. Did you adjust it to 1.5lbs or did it come that way from the factory? Very sweet setup

Awesome card! How light is the trigger on your Sniper XR? I've been thinking about lightening mine up if I can.

This was fun :D.

Here's a fun and cheap target idea. If you're anything like me, I can't focus and have good fundamentals for more than one target card, maybe 2. I found a deck of cards that has tiny clubs, hearts, spades, and diamonds. These measure at roughly .25"x .34". Try not to kill the hostage. A clean...

I would say this is how benchrest shooters do it. Waiting for your condition instead of trying to shoot through serval conditions. Cool thing about this is we aren't on a time limit like actual benchrest competition.

All you need is a printer big dawg. Let's see the score.

They're expensive comparatively, but they shoot good! I was reading the user manual and the gun is actually tuned to the Rangemaster King 25.38 gr pellet. Interestingly though, Airguns of Arizona tested and recommended the JSB 18.13s. Having shot both pellet weights, this gun preferres both...

I've thought about grabbing an Edgun peazy with a 580cc bottle. Seems like a good refill option to go in a backpack and go with you. Haven't tried the CPHPs yet. Did some extensive testing with the AEA 21.9s and I think I've come to the conclusion that they just aren't up to par. Even when...

Somewhere around 145 shots or so. Which is nice and now that I've had experience with filling it up, I don't think I could do something like an FX DRS with a lower shot count.

There are a lot of factors to consider for sure. Another thing I forgot to mention when determining what your best pellet is is mean radius. I think that goes along with group shape and dispersion. I do agree that other variables can and must be tweaked.

I am new to PCP airgun shooting, but have an interesting thought that translates from powder burner reloading and tuning. From what I've noticed just shooting the one PCP I have, you have control over a few things to make the gun shoot like you want. Regulator pressure, hammer spring tension...

I am new to PCP airgun shooting, but have an interesting thought that translates from powder burner reloading and tuning. From what I've noticed just shooting the one PCP I have, you have control over a few things to make the gun shoot like you want. Regulator pressure, hammer spring tension...