Yeah, if you shoot enough pellets you can make a pretty big ragged hole 
For a session I shoot 5 shots at 5 targets and think of the results in these terms...
- pellet on pellet is exactly that - one hole very close to the diameter of the pellet.
- one ragged hole is a round group with all pellet holes merging
- a clover leaf is a number of distinct pellet holes with the edges overlapping
- a chain is a series of holes in a line
- a group is all pellets within a one inch circle with some individual holes visible
- a pattern is a group that exceeds one inch in diameter
I typically shoot at 40 yards so I'm pretty pleased with a one (5 shot) ragged hole group - no fliers, no pulled shots
For a session I shoot 5 shots at 5 targets and think of the results in these terms...
- pellet on pellet is exactly that - one hole very close to the diameter of the pellet.
- one ragged hole is a round group with all pellet holes merging
- a clover leaf is a number of distinct pellet holes with the edges overlapping
- a chain is a series of holes in a line
- a group is all pellets within a one inch circle with some individual holes visible
- a pattern is a group that exceeds one inch in diameter
I typically shoot at 40 yards so I'm pretty pleased with a one (5 shot) ragged hole group - no fliers, no pulled shots
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