What Paper Target Did You Shoot Today
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Pinoy PCP vs middle card @51 yards WS Airguntech .177 Heavy Varmint Spec, QYS 9.56gr pellet, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.Upvote 0
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WS Airguntech .177 Heavy Varmint Spec, QYS 9.56gr pellet, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.Upvote 0
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) WS Airguntech .177 Heavy Varmint Spec, QYS 9.56gr pellet, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.Upvote 0
Pinoy PCP vs 3 cards (910J) @51 yards WS Airguntech .177 Heavy Varmint Spec, QYS 9.56gr pellet, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.Upvote 0
“Torn between two lovers”
Ace of in between 5&2 of quarreling over spilt milk @51 yards
GCMAG MAGNUM Gen 2 with GF1000 barrel and JMS-Pro 18.3gr pellet
Ace of
in between 5&2 of quarreling over spilt milk @51 yardsGCMAG MAGNUM Gen 2 with GF1000 barrel and JMS-Pro 18.3gr pellet Upvote 0
Some casual shooting of my 177 PP750 at 10m. Just trying out the new reg and letting it settle. Reg 1400, 4500 fill.
I started with a huma moderator and switched to a Tatsu. Still a lot more shots for the fill. This is my fun plinker/agama gun.
I started with a huma moderator and switched to a Tatsu. Still a lot more shots for the fill. This is my fun plinker/agama gun.
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Been rough out for a bit. 61 degrees today. Haven't finished building my benchrest.
So I pulled out the .177 AAS200, .22 AA410sl, and the Falcon .20 lighthunter.
So I pulled out the .177 AAS200, .22 AA410sl, and the Falcon .20 lighthunter.
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I shot some paper because I had change of accuracy at 75-yards.
This explains why I was getting four hits in thirty shots.
This was shot in gusty winds which blew both directions at different points accounting for the offsets. After examining the rifle which was all good, and the mounts, which I pinned because of this issue, I spotted what could be the culprit. Completely clean up top, ring slippage was visible when I looked under the bottom with a flashlight.
So I exceeded torque spec with almost a quarter turn on the screws, twelve altogether.
The rifle is an HW35e, and is my most reactive recoiler. It also has a longer barrel which increases dwell time allowing the recoil a chance to misplace the aim.
I just switched to this ammo, FTT .22 cal which is about the lightest lead ammo that I can shoot. The lighter ammo reduces dwell time.
Back at it soon as I can!
This explains why I was getting four hits in thirty shots.
This was shot in gusty winds which blew both directions at different points accounting for the offsets. After examining the rifle which was all good, and the mounts, which I pinned because of this issue, I spotted what could be the culprit. Completely clean up top, ring slippage was visible when I looked under the bottom with a flashlight.
So I exceeded torque spec with almost a quarter turn on the screws, twelve altogether.
The rifle is an HW35e, and is my most reactive recoiler. It also has a longer barrel which increases dwell time allowing the recoil a chance to misplace the aim.
I just switched to this ammo, FTT .22 cal which is about the lightest lead ammo that I can shoot. The lighter ammo reduces dwell time.
Back at it soon as I can!
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Look pretty nice.Been rough out for a bit. 61 degrees today. Haven't finished building my benchrest.
So I pulled out the .177 AAS200, .22 AA410sl, and the Falcon .20 lighthunter.
I need to build a new or modify the old bench myself.
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Me too . put a new top on anywayLook pretty nice.
I need to build a new or modify the old bench myself.
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It was Sunday but at 50-feet with my TX200 MKIII using AA 10.3's.
USAS 50/50 (2006)
95 points
NRA A-17
98 points
USAS 50/50 (2006)
95 points
NRA A-17
98 points
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First try @ 46 feet. FWB 300 S. That’s all the distance I can get in my basement. I will be interested to see what I can do with this rifle at some longer ranges. After winter!!
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