I'll look for the picture on my home computer, but don't hold your breath, this happened 9 years ago. It was a .317 c-c group. 5 shots, 50yds, 177 JSB 10.3g pellets. That's when I knew my AA S500 was a shooter.
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Love those 2011's!Back in 2018 I built a couple 2011 type 9mm pistols for competition. I mostly just wanted to see if I could do it.
A friend of mine was at the shooting range trying to get a muzzle loader rifle on paper at 100y and asked if I could help. He was shooting at a cardboard backer that had about a million holes in it. I drove around the range and dug up a fresh piece of cardboard and stapled it up on the backer. It took him about 10 minutes of doing whatever needed to be done between shots with the muzzle loader so I decided to take a few shots at the cardboard with my pistol while he was doing his thing. I'd never shot at beyond about 35y...but figured the bullet was gonna drop quite a bit. I rested my wrists on his sandbag and aimed at the top center of the cardboard and took 3 shots. Of course I couldn't see any of them at all at 100y without a magnification . When I got over to the spotting scope and had a look...I was really surprised. My friend is kind of a collector and demanded me to sell him that gun right then....and I did. He gave me 6000$ for it and I loaded a couple hundred of those rounds as part of the deal. I don't think he's shot it since. Lol
Mike
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Chasing accuracy is a constant endeavor for me
The best i have done so far (i hope to be improving) is this group i did at an indoor range @100 yards
4 shots(chickend out on the 5th) using a Skout Epoch with JTS 22.07g pellets
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