Outstanding shooting . Now i will have to try this 7 yards rested stuff . not sure i will post results , maybe if not too embarrassing ?
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Outstanding shooting . Now i will have to try this 7 yards rested stuff . not sure i will post results , maybe if not too embarrassing ?
Remember MOA = .07” at 7 yards! That's pretty impossible unless rested and very still hold. The slightest movement might change poi by a pellet's width. That's great at 25 yards, but a disaster at 7 yards.Outstanding shooting . Now i will have to try this 7 yards rested stuff . not sure i will post results , maybe if not too embarrassing ?
Fantastic! When you can, please post pics of those $18.00 each cucumbers! That's lots of work just to keep the deer out. I had to go to just about this much to keep the squirrels out!Hello everyone,
Sure feels good to have time to shoot some paper targets . I have spent the last month building a vegetable garden with four raised beds divided with paver stones and a six-foot high fence to keep the dang deer out . I arranged the raised beds so that I would have an open aisle that I could still shoot all of my outdoor target frames. I took this photo through the opening of the 10-Meter target frame looking back at my shooting window. You cannot see it but I had to cut a small opening in the fence material to have a clean shot out to the targets. Felt real good to shoot a perfect 250 points on this target and I am now ready to shoot a bunch more .
Range: Outdoor 10-Meters
Rifle: Brocock Sniper XR .22 caliber
Scope: Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 10-40x56
Pellets: JSB Jumbo Heavy 18.13gr
FPS: 834
FPE: 28
Wind: 5 to 10 mph
ThomasT
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WE gave up gardening , so many Amish here with a wagon out by the road . they plant early and often so produce all summer .Fantastic! When you can, please post pics of those $18.00 each cucumbers! That's lots of work just to keep the deer out. I had to go to just about this much to keep the squirrels out!
Hello @rsfridFantastic! When you can, please post pics of those $18.00 each cucumbers! That's lots of work just to keep the deer out. I had to go to just about this much to keep the squirrels out!
Ross, 2 wonderful cards with your Atomic!Just a couple general targets today. Finished retuning my Atomic to 700fps with 5.55 headsize pellets. Best I can do with that pistol is 3/4 MOA rested at 7 yds. So I shot a couple General #2 targets and here is the result. Combined score 400-39x. I've started scoring using an official 177cal scoring gauge.
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Hello @Florida_ManI had a chance to shoot my new to me Avanti Valiant 177 today. I've wanted a CZ200 action rifle for a loooooooong time, and I'm so glad I finally bought one. Air Arms 10.3 gr, full 10 rnd mag at each bull 18 yards. I started at the lower left with a 200 bar fill. Two low shots disappeared when I did a 190 bar fill. I shot groups with a Vector Veyron fixed 10x scope. Then I fitted on my Pard in case a rat or mouse show up at the feeder tonight.
The holes with the black marker are from zeroing my Pard at the lower left number 3.
I love this rifle.
Very nice. Nice groups. Rewarding, I'd bet.I had a chance to shoot my new to me Avanti Valiant 177 today. I've wanted a CZ200 action rifle for a loooooooong time, and I'm so glad I finally bought one. Air Arms 10.3 gr, full 10 rnd mag at each bull 18 yards. I started at the lower left with a 200 bar fill. Two low shots disappeared when I did a 190 bar fill. I shot groups with a Vector Veyron fixed 10x scope. Then I fitted on my Pard in case a rat or mouse show up at the feeder tonight.
The holes with the black marker are from zeroing my Pard at the lower left number 3.
I love this rifle.
very niceHello everyone,
Well to make up for lost time shooting paper targets this past month, I took advantage of a beautiful morning and shot a boat load of them. Even with a bit more wind than would be perfect conditions the Brocock Sniper XR was really shooting great. I shot the Texas Crazy 32 for my last card and I like shooting this because it requires “setting up” after each target and this make me stop and think on each shot.
Range: Outdoor 10-Meters
Rifle: Brocock Sniper XR .22 caliber
Scope: Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 10-40x56
Pellets: JSB Jumbo Heavy 18.13gr
FPS: 834
FPE: 28
Wind: 10 to 15 mph
ThomasT
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Wonderful card Thomas!Hello everyone,
Sure feels good to have time to shoot some paper targets . I have spent the last month building a vegetable garden with four raised beds divided with paver stones and a six-foot high fence to keep the dang deer out . I arranged the raised beds so that I would have an open aisle that I could still shoot all of my outdoor target frames. I took this photo through the opening of the 10-Meter target frame looking back at my shooting window. You cannot see it but I had to cut a small opening in the fence material to have a clean shot out to the targets. Felt real good to shoot a perfect 250 points on this target and I am now ready to shoot a bunch more .
Range: Outdoor 10-Meters
Rifle: Brocock Sniper XR .22 caliber
Scope: Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 10-40x56
Pellets: JSB Jumbo Heavy 18.13gr
FPS: 834
FPE: 28
Wind: 5 to 10 mph
ThomasT
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Congratulations and what a shooter!I had a chance to shoot my new to me Avanti Valiant 177 today. I've wanted a CZ200 action rifle for a loooooooong time, and I'm so glad I finally bought one. Air Arms 10.3 gr, full 10 rnd mag at each bull 18 yards. I started at the lower left with a 200 bar fill. Two low shots disappeared when I did a 190 bar fill. I shot groups with a Vector Veyron fixed 10x scope. Then I fitted on my Pard in case a rat or mouse show up at the feeder tonight.
The holes with the black marker are from zeroing my Pard at the lower left number 3.
I love this rifle.
Very nice shooting Thomas and, yup, that card makes sure you go thru your set up routine each and every shot! Kudos!Hello everyone,
Well to make up for lost time shooting paper targets this past month, I took advantage of a beautiful morning and shot a boat load of them. Even with a bit more wind than would be perfect conditions the Brocock Sniper XR was really shooting great. I shot the Texas Crazy 32 for my last card and I like shooting this because it requires “setting up” after each target and this make me stop and think on each shot.
Range: Outdoor 10-Meters
Rifle: Brocock Sniper XR .22 caliber
Scope: Athlon Argos BTR Gen2 10-40x56
Pellets: JSB Jumbo Heavy 18.13gr
FPS: 834
FPE: 28
Wind: 10 to 15 mph
ThomasT
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