What Paper Target Did You Shoot Today
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It’s all gun. I dropped a pellet on the ground . Wiped it off and put it through the bullseye. It does not care. I’m so excited to see what 50-75 yards looks like.
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PP750 shooting 10.3gr @ 10fpe
10m indoor.
Veyron 10x
3mm circles
Left is when I forget and put too much pressure with my cheek. I know 9 was a pellet that didn't load well, maybe 15 was also, can't remember for sure.
10m indoor.
Veyron 10x
3mm circles
Left is when I forget and put too much pressure with my cheek. I know 9 was a pellet that didn't load well, maybe 15 was also, can't remember for sure.
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- Apr 25, 2021
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Hello everyone,
Misty rain outside this morning so I set up indoors and shot some paper targets at 15-feet. Five shoots at each target and wound up with some pretty good groups on this card.
Range: Indoors at 15-feet
Pistol: .22Cal Custom PP-800 R Pistol/Carbine w/full Buck Rail AR Conversion
Scope: UTG Bug Buster 3-9x32
Pellets: AA Accuracy Plus 13.43gr
FPS: 429
FPE: 5.5
Position: Bench w/ TPR Front and rear Bag
ThomasT
Misty rain outside this morning so I set up indoors and shot some paper targets at 15-feet. Five shoots at each target and wound up with some pretty good groups on this card.
Range: Indoors at 15-feet
Pistol: .22Cal Custom PP-800 R Pistol/Carbine w/full Buck Rail AR Conversion
Scope: UTG Bug Buster 3-9x32
Pellets: AA Accuracy Plus 13.43gr
FPS: 429
FPE: 5.5
Position: Bench w/ TPR Front and rear Bag
ThomasT
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I was out with my Avenge-X in .177 shooting 50 feet at the NRA A-17 Target. It has been tough to get out a lot this year so far, so I am a bit rusty!
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Very relaxed shooter reporting in. 
" murdered " a fair amount of papers and flipped a lot of iron in the past 2 days
Also met one of the new shooters in the shed today, so that’s very nice too.
A pic ranging the 100 yard range, that is if 93 M = something like 100 yards but i think it is very much in the ball park.
On the fridge was 10 M papers, but i just took a picture of the first one i " killed " using the usual 13 grain Zan and my trusty Two rifle.
When shot there was not that much wind, but the speed was a bit on the high side for the 13 grainers, but i still think it is safe to say that paper did not live to tell any stories.
Those 4 on the L side in the white, 2 of those was from before i was clicked in properly on the scope, it happen some times i get ahead of myself or my turrets at least.
Tomorrow looking to be excellent weather too, but i have family matters to attend to ( assisting my youngest niece with some stuff in her new apartment )
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I forgot to mention, my best shots was at the very back of the range, so 13? yards, Friday afternoon i shot over a twig lying on the back beam in between the trees there, in 10 shots or so ( just 10 - 15 mm or so thick i recon )
Did the same on the top half of it today and in just 3 shots i was on to it and snapped it again with one good full contact shot.
Both feel really good shots, so was followed by a lean back in the chair and a little Chit chat
Man i wish i had a bigger than 30 X scope, some times like shooting the black part of a paper i can hardly see where i hit.
A ghetto fix with some kind of wifi camera that can film the papers from closer up with probably have to be whipped up over summer, it is frustrating to not being able to hold enough at the right times and so things will often drift outside of the black before i am able to react.
" murdered " a fair amount of papers and flipped a lot of iron in the past 2 days
Also met one of the new shooters in the shed today, so that’s very nice too.
A pic ranging the 100 yard range, that is if 93 M = something like 100 yards but i think it is very much in the ball park.
On the fridge was 10 M papers, but i just took a picture of the first one i " killed " using the usual 13 grain Zan and my trusty Two rifle.
When shot there was not that much wind, but the speed was a bit on the high side for the 13 grainers, but i still think it is safe to say that paper did not live to tell any stories.
Those 4 on the L side in the white, 2 of those was from before i was clicked in properly on the scope, it happen some times i get ahead of myself or my turrets at least.
Tomorrow looking to be excellent weather too, but i have family matters to attend to ( assisting my youngest niece with some stuff in her new apartment )
EDIT:
I forgot to mention, my best shots was at the very back of the range, so 13? yards, Friday afternoon i shot over a twig lying on the back beam in between the trees there, in 10 shots or so ( just 10 - 15 mm or so thick i recon )
Did the same on the top half of it today and in just 3 shots i was on to it and snapped it again with one good full contact shot.
Both feel really good shots, so was followed by a lean back in the chair and a little Chit chat
Man i wish i had a bigger than 30 X scope, some times like shooting the black part of a paper i can hardly see where i hit.
A ghetto fix with some kind of wifi camera that can film the papers from closer up with probably have to be whipped up over summer, it is frustrating to not being able to hold enough at the right times and so things will often drift outside of the black before i am able to react.
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3 card BR50
Density Altitude of -5
Humidity 84%
Wind up to 8.9mph
GCMAG MAGNUM Gen2, GF1000 barrel, Sniper Diabolo 18gr unsorted pellets, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB rear bag as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.
Total score: 721/750 20X
N50 equivalent excluding X’s = 740/750
Density Altitude of -5
Humidity 84%
Wind up to 8.9mph
GCMAG MAGNUM Gen2, GF1000 barrel, Sniper Diabolo 18gr unsorted pellets, Vector Optics Sentinel X scope, Protektor Model Deluxe BB rear bag as front rest and Protektor rabbit ear rear bag.Total score: 721/750 20X
N50 equivalent excluding X’s = 740/750
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- Apr 25, 2021
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Hello @TheAirgunnero3 card BR50
Density Altitude of -5
Humidity 84%
Wind up to 8.9mph
Total score: 721/750 20X
N50 equivalent excluding X’s = 740/750
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That is some mighty fine shooting and a nice video. That camera really has a great zoom, good clear image.
ThomasT
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Heading to the range tomorrow which is the first time since November and to say that I am excited is an understatement. Plan to shoot a RAW 22 HMX1000 Chassis, that I picked up used over the winter. Just shot a quick card to get it on paper at 10M.
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Here’s my Steyr LP50 full size with MatchDot shooting JSB match 7.33’s at 520 fps. 20 shots offhand, 2 hand hold at 25 yards. Best air pistol target I’ve ever shot at 25 yards offhand.
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I shot my brand new FX Impact M4 with a thermal scope on it. These are the last targets that I shot at today as I was doing some initial experimentation with different slugs. All are five round groups except for the lower right which is three rounds. The .22 caliber magazine only holds 28 rounds.
Thermals can be a little difficult to sight in if you are using the disposable hand warmers because of the "blooming" effect in the scope. Today was a sunny day and I was able to cut up small pieces of metallic tape and see them through the scope. The distance was 25 yards.
The projectile was the NSA slug at 31.2 grains with an average MV of 862 FPS for a little over 53 FPE.
The winds weren't cooperating very much. With that said, I'm very please with the rifle. Shout out to Tony at @Talon Tunes for making this a pleasurable experience. He's a great guy to do business with.
Thermals can be a little difficult to sight in if you are using the disposable hand warmers because of the "blooming" effect in the scope. Today was a sunny day and I was able to cut up small pieces of metallic tape and see them through the scope. The distance was 25 yards.
The projectile was the NSA slug at 31.2 grains with an average MV of 862 FPS for a little over 53 FPE.
The winds weren't cooperating very much. With that said, I'm very please with the rifle. Shout out to Tony at @Talon Tunes for making this a pleasurable experience. He's a great guy to do business with.
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