wind is always a pain at the range because of it likes to just swirl and switch directions constantly. I got a shinny strip of plastic as wind flag and it never stay consistent for more than a couple of seconds…..that’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it. At the end of the day I’m happy that I got in paper with the darn wind!
Most groups are about 5-6 inches
this is best group of the day and it’s about 4 inches. Double up on one shot by luck and it’s actually a 6 shot group, you can see the new/clean hole just off the paper top right of the group.
after shooting the paper waiting for the rating to clean I decided to try to hit rocks and lumps of dirt on the big berm at the very end of the range which was 325 yards. I nearly completely ran out of scope at that range, I had to hold 12-13 mils for elevation and 4-6 mils of windage. But surprisingly with adjustment for wind I can hit 4-5 inch rocks as long as the wind wasn’t too bad or pretty close all things considered. Think the 23 grain slugs simply get push by the wind a lot to make it precise enough at 200 yards unless the wind is more consistent or if there is no wind.
interesting observation, I wax my slugs usually but I ran out of those so opened a fresh bag from NSA and I feel like the groups shrunk. Maybe more lube isn’t always better.