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My approach to wind comes from shooting 1000 yards+ with powder burners. For me, I try to determine what the prevelent wind condition is and work with that. So the majority wind condition is what I try to run with. Of course, wind is not a constant on most days, so this is where a sighter can...

Shooting on a hill is tough, lots of variability to contend with!

What kind of wind do you mostly deal with? At what direction is it blowing and what's the average speed?

I've found the same thing you have. If you don't have an exact POA/POI, you'll give up points. Awesome shooting!

Haven't shot a card in a while, been playing musical tables. My wife decided she needed the table I was using as a shooting bench inside the house, so I decided to build a bench. I think it'll be an improvement and was fun to put together with my kids as assistants :).

Awesome card, Ed!

Depends on if you can see the difference in accuracy. I've found with mine doing the 30 yard challenge, I need to clean every 250 pellets or so to stay competitive. A "flyer" that hits a 9 ring is still damn good accuracy, but not good enough for that particular use case.

Mighty fine shooting there! Have you by chance tried the 16 gr JSBs?

Not what I'd call a clean 19X, some of these were too close for comfort. But exciting nonetheless :D . That's about the closest 10 I've ever seen. Submitting for Masters leaderboard.

Not my best work, but I am excited about the potential of this pellet. First card to shoot with it. Chronograph numbers looked really good. Excuse the drop of sweat in box 9, it's hot outside! Submitting for masters leaderboard.

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.