N/A What is the most accurate.177 PCP at 100yds all opinions welcome???
- Thread starter MunkKiller
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O i would so like to do something like that, walk up with a peashooter and outshoot all the big boys.
Sadly i am not competitive / able to function well in a competition, so i would have to just celebrate if someone else pulled something like that off.
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I have on the occasion of a calm day shot 2-1/4" groups at 100 yards with my.22 BRCK Sniper, using 18gr jsb pellets. It was my first go at 100 yds and I posted the results here.
Just the other day I shot one of my FX Royale 22s at the same distance resting off my truck bed again shooting at a plastic beer bottle target at 100 yds hanging in a tree, very light breeze. I was able to hit it 11 of 12 times (full clip) more than once trying to get 12 for 12, and that includes the bottle swinging mildly at times from the breeze and from the previous hit. So pellets can work at 100 yds.
This is even more unbelievable because I have a cheap CenterPoint 4-16 scope on the FX and it was sighted at 35 yards. I did the trajectory and cranked in 18" elevation and hit the first shot. Not bad for a junk $89 scope I got on my FX when I bought it used!
Just the other day I shot one of my FX Royale 22s at the same distance resting off my truck bed again shooting at a plastic beer bottle target at 100 yds hanging in a tree, very light breeze. I was able to hit it 11 of 12 times (full clip) more than once trying to get 12 for 12, and that includes the bottle swinging mildly at times from the breeze and from the previous hit. So pellets can work at 100 yds.
This is even more unbelievable because I have a cheap CenterPoint 4-16 scope on the FX and it was sighted at 35 yards. I did the trajectory and cranked in 18" elevation and hit the first shot. Not bad for a junk $89 scope I got on my FX when I bought it used!
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Yes I’m aware of that, I love my FXs and my BRK. Owned a Daystate Huntsman for a while and wasn’t impressed. The Redwolf sounds like a step above though
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for long range accuracy FX is hard to beat. .30 cal seems to be the caliber of choice among the pros. sorry I missed the .177 part lol
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I was on the US Marine Pistol Rifle competition team for a few years, so ya I’m decent with a firearm
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I wouldn’t even attempt shooting pellets at that range, looking for pure high power slug gun !
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I shoot in a a series of 100 yd EBR matches and have been using a .22 and .30 cal rifles at a range where the winds are brutal. Along with me are some RMAC and EBR winners who are darn good shooters.. With these winds, scores aren't the greatest. Marksmanship and wind judgement will determine who is the best. Large calibers don't always get the best results and I think a .177 can be right in there with them. Some of the targets shown on this post are impressive and could be winners too. As long as the holes in the target are in the right place, who cares what caliber it is.
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Weight helps to deal with wind.
The bigger the caliber and the heavier the projectile ….. The easier…..
The bigger the caliber and the heavier the projectile ….. The easier…..
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Does this count? Ghost 28” barrel 177 -13 gr jsb knock out
Outside of center circle is 1/2” group covers with room to spare by a dime! 5 shots@ 100 yds
Outside of center circle is 1/2” group covers with room to spare by a dime! 5 shots@ 100 yds
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I compete in Field Target with Anshutz 2002, with 14 inch barrel. 875 fps and at 100 yards can bench group 2 inch with JSB 10.3 pellets. Groups are better when wind is below 7 mph.
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First time out with my new HM1000x in .177 cal at 100 yd. Not bad despite the cataract in my shooting eye. JSB 13.4 gr KO at 1010 fps.
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I am Super excited about the last rabbit hunt with the 177 M-rod, 175 yrd take down with the NSA 15grn slug. We'll tuned M-Rod wins again!
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