… a “Hail Mary” shot that happened to hit some kind of target.
“The Long Range Club” is a sub forum on the GTA. They welcome all posts about ELR and airguns, but if you want to get any credit for good shooting, the minimum acceptable for a record distance, is a 5 shot group with at least 3 inside or touching the 4 moa ring using an acceptable target. That’s a good minimum practical standard that I like to adhere to. Even better to do it cold bore (no practice shots). >50% hit rate takes it out of the realm of a lucky shot (though barely).
I’ve decided, going forward, I won’t participate in “Hail Mary” threads. Have fun.
300yd, 500yd, 600yd, and 1000yd F-class targets are available that are great for documenting ELR airgun shooting. I staple the target to a sheet of plywood that I hang from an old patio swing frame. On the days that I do that type of shooting, I spend a lot of time and do a lot of walking. I’m looking into a wireless camera systems.
let’s see your “practical” ELR shooting on this Airgun Nation ELR forum.
“The Long Range Club” is a sub forum on the GTA. They welcome all posts about ELR and airguns, but if you want to get any credit for good shooting, the minimum acceptable for a record distance, is a 5 shot group with at least 3 inside or touching the 4 moa ring using an acceptable target. That’s a good minimum practical standard that I like to adhere to. Even better to do it cold bore (no practice shots). >50% hit rate takes it out of the realm of a lucky shot (though barely).
I’ve decided, going forward, I won’t participate in “Hail Mary” threads. Have fun.
300yd, 500yd, 600yd, and 1000yd F-class targets are available that are great for documenting ELR airgun shooting. I staple the target to a sheet of plywood that I hang from an old patio swing frame. On the days that I do that type of shooting, I spend a lot of time and do a lot of walking. I’m looking into a wireless camera systems.
let’s see your “practical” ELR shooting on this Airgun Nation ELR forum.
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