It’s nice to see where your shoots go. I get it with the snow background plus with the snow you see where the deflections go.Had a good time with my UK cousins. The 177 Sirocco has a trigger guard I made that still needs to get blued(please don’t mention cold blue, it’s crap). Was shooting seed balls from a sycamore tree again. Off hand. Really good squirrel hunting practice. You can usually see misses against the sky to help learn how to hold when shooting up in a tree. Not worried about backdrop because I’m shooting at our 200 acre family farm. If you’re hitting 1 1/4” seeds head shots on squirrels is no problem.
Then set up a can on the lane that goes out to the main road. Shooting 45 - 55 yards off hand of course. Only missed 1 out of over 20 due to a lapse in concentration.
Changed over to my.25 Tomahawk and hit 20 some straight with JSB Kings. Kept rolling the can out to 55y now and missed a few until I found the holdover again and started wacking the can mostly hitting the smaller ends. Not broadside.
I love the Webley but it doesn’t have the polished feel of the Theoben. Large pistol grip on the Theo fits my xx large hands. I’ve had this one 35 years. Running 17 ft lb. I've seen 23 ft lb with the Tommy shooting FTT's. Will not part with these great guns.
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Thats awesome shooting offhand. I’ve been trying more lately, definitely a skill.
I’m not familiar with gun but read enough here to want one. That’s a beauty you have. Love the muzzle end. Thanks for showing. Crow
R7 is an amazing gun. You certainly are proving that. Cool target. CrowSighted in my little R7 today at 25yds then shot it at 66yds on my steel prairie dog. Went 8-10 , not bad considering it’s not really meant for this.
Beeman R7 .177
Falcon 7.33gr pellets
USO TS12
Front rest rear bag
Maccari kit with spring , guide and top hat with light lube.
66yds
5.6 mils elevation , 1.9 mils windage from a 25yd zero
Wind was variable 4-6mph from my 8:00
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