i think i labeled what i was doing clearly enough
.223 rem at 100 and 300 yards
10-22 at 26 yards
this range is sweet!
it was awful windy today though.
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i think i labeled what i was doing clearly enough
.223 rem at 100 and 300 yards
10-22 at 26 yards
this range is sweet!
it was awful windy today though.
the 300 yard target is hard to see but it is by the white circle in the distance
i hit that clanger 2 out of six shots with my iron sight .44mag wheelgun
i used the 315 grain sledgehammers. at least thats what i call em
i think a 3.140 inch 3 shot group at 300 yards with a pistol is something to write home about.
at least for me it is.
Good shooting
Nice range too.
I could shoot up a lot of ammo on a range like that,,,, course I shoot up a lot of ammo anyway.,,,,
the 1-8 twist of th MGM bbl sure likes heavier bullets i have 50 75 grainers left i need to try
I sure would love to have a range like that.
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i was giddy with joy when i got a gander of the clubs range.
i have been a member of 4 clubs and they were all small towns and they all had really sweet ranges that were usually deserted.
i love going to the range on a morning and having the run of the place.
i can really concentrate with nobody around.
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i made some 20.-20.4-21-21.5 and 22 test rounds i have never had a min or max ever shoot well so i tried to cover the middle
Nice report and GOOD shoot'n.
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It is indeed nice shooting.Originally Posted by unclebill
i think a 3.140 inch 3 shot group at 300 yards with a pistol is something to write home about.
at least for me it is.
Jesus said ( Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest ) Matt. 11:28
holdover for the 44 was completely cover the target and just a smidgin more with the front blade
and i was hitting low left
OK UncleBill,
Just about where is this range located ?
DougF
I would settle for a useful 200 yard range at my own club (the 100 yd range is quite nice and the pistol ranges superb, however). I am green with envy.
north platte ne
i dont pretend to understand what happens when i am shooting into a stiff oncoming breeze.
but if it was calm i bet anything that 300 yard group would be smaller
http://www.shootinguk.co.uk/answers/...XMHWteeI8Mh.01
I tried this because my OAL tool is in another state. i think i got .90 of space? does this sound right? the meds are messin with me and it is hard to think while in pain
Thanks,
DougF
Good shooting unclebill. Gotta love those specialty pistols!
Ernie "The Untactical"
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