Yes, good shooting on the cards and off hand. I’ve never heard of your gun you used to shoot the cards with? Tell us more about it please.Thanks ThomasT![]()
Impressive shooting to say the least.I tested lubes today through my Taipan Veteran Standard using unsorted, straight from the tin, AA18s for the first 4 cards. Last card was with JTS 16 and 18’s. Found that HBN caused heavy leading even after a thorough barrel cleaning, HBN mopped barrel and HBN coated pellets. None of the other lubes left any lead deposits and the third patch was always white with all of the lubes. The Napier lube showed the darkest (2) patches but the 3rd patchwas white.
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I’m using an Athlon Talos 6-24Impressive shooting to say the least.
Can you tell me what kind of rear sights you are using; open, scope, peep, etc?
Thanks
I asked because it is impossible for me to come anywhere close to your results with a traditional rifle scope and mount. Best I can muster up are 1/4" groups on a good day. This is why I use hand gun scopes/ scout mounts on all my pumpers. With this set-up I use the turret caps to true-up the cross hairs and it works surprisingly well...an example attached.I’m using an Athlon Talos 6-24
Thanks Tim. The rifle I used is a Philippine made GCMAG MAGNUM Gen 2 with a GF1000 (23.5”)barrel made by Gilbert Felipe. The rifle can be configured to shoot from .177-.25 by just swapping barrels with a 16mm OD. Right now my unit is setup for benchrest but the stock can be changed to a sporter stock for hunting.Yes, good shooting on the cards and off hand. I’ve never heard of your gun you used to shoot the cards with? Tell us more about it please.
Nice shooting. It looks like you got a good rifle. May I suggest that you just shoot one shot per bull? I shoot 1/4” circles and try to put my pellet in the center of the circle without touching the line. You can easily make your own and print on your computer.I shot three shots per target from 15 feet seated on a bucket with a bipod.
Shooting my new to me Daisy 853. The problem is I can only really see the white ten hole reflecting back and when I knock or hit it the center goes away.
I’m going to change targets and front sight so there is a slight white ring around the target. That way I don’t need the bullseye center to aim. But for a first time out I like the groups.
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I will do that. I just feel kinda wasteful. Sill really.Nice shooting. It looks like you got a good rifle. May I suggest that you just shoot one shot per bull? I shoot 1/4” circles and try to put my pellet in the center of the circle without touching the line. You can easily make your own and print on your computer.
Here are two of my favorite targets to shoot.I will do that. I just feel kinda wasteful. Sill really.
you have me beat ! but i will give it a try .My buddy and I shot some cards after we rebuilt his Yong Heng.
If you shoot one a day , don't spend money on lunch , call it "diet shooting . "I love those 100 shot targets, and i was going through them like one a day
Until i realized i was spending $7 in pellets on the targets
I cut it back to 2 a week![]()